Chris Reeve Knives

Small Sebenza

Fare clic qui	The folding knife that has become the yardstick against which others are compared, the Sebenza has earned a worldwide reputation for rock solid performance and a "bank vault" feel. The Regular model Sebenza was introduced in 1996, replacing the first or original profile that had been introduced in 1990. In 2000, because so many customers had asked for the original profile, we introduced the Classic 2000.
	Blade Material:  S30V Stainless Steel Blade Hardness: 58-59 RC Blade Length: 75mm Blade Thickness: 3.175mm Overall Length: 175mm Handle Material:  6AI4V Titanium Weight: 85gr

Sable IV

Fare clic qui	Perhaps the most overlooked knife in the range and maybe it is the least spectacular looking blade shape but the Sable is, in fact, one of the most practical and versatile of all the blade shapes. The full thickness of material on the back edge makes it a strong knife and the high grind and sweep of the blade offer a perfect utility knife which can double for most skinning tasks.
	Blade Material:   A2 Tool Steel Blade Hardness: 55-57 RC Blade Coating:  KG Gun-Kote Blade Length: 139mm Blade Thickness: 5mm Overall Length: 266mm Handle Material: A2 tool steel Butt Cap Material:  D65S aluminum Weight: 297gr

Project II

Fare clic qui	The Project I (spear point blade) was designed in conjunction with Sgt. Karl Lippard, USMC and author of "The Warriors - United States Marines". The concept was to fulfill all the features which Sgt. Lippard felt were vital for a knife carried by a Marine. The 7.5" blade is perfect for chopping, digging and cutting, with sufficient weight up front for maximum strength and ideal balance. The wave serrations on the cutting edge are designed to cut easily through nylon cord or harness. The 2" cross guard has a night index which tells you by touch which direction the cutting edge is facing. The Project II has all the features of the Project I but has a traditional clip point blade.
	Blade Material:   A2 Tool Steel Blade Hardness: 55-57 RC Blade Coating:  KG Gun-Kote Blade Length: 191mm Blade Thickness: 6.5mm Overall Length: 324mm Handle Material: A2 tool steel Butt Cap Material:  D65S aluminum Weight: 397gr

Shadow IV

Fare clic qui	Designed to incorporate the two basic criteria required in knives destined for hard field usage, these spearpoints have plenty of blade weight and good strong points. This design has been used by professional soldiers all over the world who have found them to be extremely good weapons as well as rugged dependable tools. The Shadow III is a good everyday carry knife and the pancake sheath rides high and snug. The slim, symmetrical sheath supplied with the Shadow I and Shadow IV has a strap which snaps over the cross guard and that can be moved to allow left-to-right or right-to-left closure.
	Blade Material:   A2 Tool Steel Blade Hardness: 55-57 RC Blade Coating:  KG Gun-Kote Blade Length: 139mm Blade Thickness: 5mm Overall Length: 266mm Handle Material: A2 tool steel Butt Cap Material:  D65S aluminum Weight: 326gr

Skinner (Ubejane)

Fare clic qui	"...After many years of listening to hunters (both in the USA and in Africa) telling me what the ideal skinner should be and be able to do, I was totally confused. I am not a hunter and have never skinned an animal--nor do I particularly intend to! However, after 13 years as a tool and die maker and 14 years as a knifemaker--8 of those years running concurrently--I had a good idea of what a tool should do and how it should be handled. My Skinner may be a little unconventional but I have designed this knife to cover a wide range of tasks relating to skinning as well as around camp and even in the home. The cutting edge is rugged enough to take a lot of punishment but, if properly sharpened, will do the most delicate cutting tasks. The name which I like for my skinner is "Ubejane" or "Mbhejane" which in Zulu (the native language of the area in South Africa where I grew up) means Rhinoceros. The Rhino is a large, powerful animal with a strong up-tilting horn--my skinner echoes those attributes!"--Chris Reeve. (1990) The leather sheath supplied with the Skinner has a strap closure which passes from left to right around the cross guard. To ensure that the knife does not fall from the sheath should the strap become unfastened, there is a nylon stud in place above the cross guard on the right hand side.
	Blade Material:   A2 Tool Steel Blade Hardness: 55-57 RC Blade Coating:  KG Gun-Kote Blade Length: 114mm Blade Thickness: 4.5mm Overall Length: 241mm Handle Material: A2 tool steel Butt Cap Material:  D65S aluminum Weight: 326gr