Are the Case Tony Bose knives good users?

[tomsch]

I still carry and use my Tribal Spear. Very easy to pinch open, stays sharp, and a great slicer. I like this pattern so much that I bought a back-up.

 

[silenthunterstudios]

I think you'll be pleased with this year's choice assuming you don't already know what it is.

What is this year's pattern?

 

[Morrow]

What is this year's pattern?

If I told you, it would ruin all the fun of waiting for the unveiling at the annual SHOT show.

 

[silenthunterstudios]

If I told you, it would ruin all the fun of waiting for the unveiling at the annual SHOT show.

That's cold man.

 

[Morrow]

That's cold man.

To be honest, I'd love to tell ya but I gave my word I wouldn't.

 

[panicotr]

Anything with Bose on it breathes quality; but there is more to it than that. I have a swayback jack and a backpocket, both in CV and one is almost always in my pocket, they are real users and very reasonably priced for their quality. Both are great and punch well above their weight; I can only imagine what a tribal spear would be like; "some day'.

Tom

 

[Planterz]

Of course they're good users. The fit & finish, the walk & talk, Tony Bose designs, and ATS-34/154CM steel. They're the top of the line when it comes to production slip joints. They're more expensive than the next steps down like GEC, CSC, or Northwoods, but the quality difference is significant. And the next step up is a custom that will be considerably more expensive. And if you want a real Bose (Reese or Tony), you're looking at hundreds or even thousands, plus several years of waiting.

I only have one of the yearly colabs, the 2004 Hawbaker Muskrat, and it's one of my favorites, if not my all-time favorite.