Chris Reeve is one of the most impactful, historically significant knife designers operating today. And, while the knife and EDC worlds are relatively small when compared to other global industries — ...

If you talk about knives on the Internet then you’ll know the Chris Reeve Sebenza is held up as the pinnacle of production knife perfection. But what’s it ...

The Chris Reeve Sebenza is an EDC knife that needs no introduction. Since its first release in the late 1980s, ... It’s not ...

Chris Reeve’s son Tim handles operations at CRK now, but the company harks back to 1978 when Chris began making knives in South Africa as a hobby. In 1984 Reeve’s side job and passion grew into a full ...

Although it is small and light, Chris Reeve Knives chose to use blade stock which has a full-size knife thickness, approximately 0.128”. This gives the CPM S35VN (RC 59-60) ...

Chris Reeve Small Inkosi Knife Published: Oct 27, 2016 Robert Annis (Photo: Knife Art) Share ... This everyday carry knife ($415) has one of the sharpest, most durable blades on the market.

And for those seeking high-end craftsmanship, the Chris Reeve Knives Sebenza 31 earned our vote as the best premium option. We tested 14 pocket knives for two months to determine the best pocket ...

The Chris Reeve Carbon Fiber Sebenza 25 knife is a work of art. Online gear editor Jakob Schiller demonstrates why it's the ultimate everyday carry—and why it costs $500.