Every other Chris Reeve folder is built to work. The Mnandi is built to be worn. Mnandi means very nice in Zulu, and the knife is exactly that, the gentleman's folder in the lineup, and one of the smallest knives Chris Reeve makes. At a 3.625-inch handle and an ounce and a half, it carries flat in a slacks pocket and disappears with a jacket, the knife you reach for at a desk, a dinner, or anywhere a working folder would be too much knife. The finishes are hand-polished rather than blasted, and every Mnandi takes an exclusive inlay, so no two leave Boise looking quite alike. It is not a smaller Sebenza. It is the one CRK designed for the days you are dressed for something special.