The CRK Insingo Hangout!

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I am saving up for my first CRK folder - I'm torn between the large Insingo and the Sebenza 25. I like the 25 but the blade geometry of the Insingo is quite tempting.


Thoughts?
 
I am saving up for my first CRK folder - I'm torn between the large Insingo and the Sebenza 25. I like the 25 but the blade geometry of the Insingo is quite tempting.


Thoughts?

If it is your first CRK, i would recommend going with the 21 Insingo. the shape of the Insingo blade makes the whole cutting edge very usable..the bushing pivot is awesome...needs to be experienced to understand the CRK approach...the simplicity of one tool for take down and no loctite needed along with no need to find the perfect tension on the pivot really make the 21 a great knife for the long term..
 
If it is your first CRK, i would recommend going with the 21 Insingo...the bushing pivot is awesome...needs to experienced...the simplicity of one tool for take down and no loctite needed along with no need to find the perfect tension on the pivot really make the 21 a great knife for the long term..

Agreed.

If you fancy the Insingo blade shape as well I would steer you towards one as well. It's pure utility workhorse.
 
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better pics someday

love it, my BM 485 has made me appreciate small blades so i cant imagine not getting a small CRK at some point, but this will get more use than the others

just love it.
 
Good catch, i hadn't noticed that before. Must be the lighting. Another photo in another thread shows it is not FFG.
 
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