Cant decide which to choose :D.

Steel130 · Apr 13, 2012

Ok. So I have a couple new Spydies that I want to buy, but at the moment only one gets to be chosen. So here is the list.
Sage 2
Gayle Bradley
CPM4-Manix 2
Chokwe

Thats basically it. So any input. Of course non are bad choices

.

TheModernNeanderthal · Apr 13, 2012

I vote Gayle Bradley

serratededge · Apr 13, 2012

I vote what neverdie voted!

BMLooker · Apr 13, 2012

Steel130 said:
Ok. So I have a couple new Spydies that I want to buy, but at the moment only one gets to be chosen. So here is the list.
Sage 2
Gayle Bradley
CPM4-Manix 2
Chokwe

Thats basically it. So any input. Of course non are bad choices .

Gayle Bradley's seem to be highly thought of. I do like the look of the Chokwe's though... what's it's intended use?

Shakyamuni · Apr 13, 2012

BMLooker said:
Gayle Bradley's seem to be highly thought of. I do like the look of the Chokwe's though... what's it's intended use?

Chokwe is great for food prep because of its long, flat, FFG blade. It's almost like a Santoku. It's an excellent EDC knife that is great at just about everything else, but it is not as "tough" as a Gayle Bradley. I wouldn't stab a Chokwe into a car door, but the Gayle Bradley feels like it would have no problem with it.

Steel130 · Apr 13, 2012

BMLooker said:
Gayle Bradley's seem to be highly thought of. I do like the look of the Chokwe's though... what's it's intended use?

Basic Edc uses. But if needed for heavier, no worries.

BMLooker · Apr 13, 2012

Shakyamuni said:
Chokwe is great for food prep because of its long, flat, FFG blade. It's almost like a Santoku. It's an excellent EDC knife that is great at just about everything else, but it is not as "tough" as a Gayle Bradley. I wouldn't stab a Chokwe into a car door, but the Gayle Bradley feels like it would have no problem with it.

I was talking about what the OP's purpose for the knife was, but thankss for the insight

Steel130 said:
Basic Edc uses. But if needed for heavier, no worries.

Gayle Bradley then.

Steel130 · Apr 13, 2012

I'm mainly torn between the Chokwe ( love the looks ), and the Bradley ( toughness ). Hmmm.

ol_sc · Apr 13, 2012

I have the GB and the Sage 2 as well. They are both classy knives, but I prefer the GB. The Sage 2 carries very well but I wouldn't want to mess it up. The GB is bigger in pocket but feels so solid and smooth.

P.S. M4...you know you want to!

seelow123 · Apr 13, 2012

Chokwe!

bdmicarta · Apr 13, 2012

I vote sage 2 first choice, manis second choice.

Dr Heelhook · Apr 13, 2012

Gayle Bradley.

wolf-man-12 · Apr 13, 2012

Gayle 1st and Chokwe 2nd choice.!

rg02 · Apr 13, 2012

No Manix 2 M4 love?!

I say either of these two:

spydercofan · Apr 13, 2012

I have two Sage 2's. Best quality I have ever seen

Steel130 · Apr 14, 2012

I ended going with the Chokwe. I couldn't resist the Wharnie and titanium framelock. Bradley is next though.

seelow123 · Apr 14, 2012

Steel130 said:
I ended going with the Chokwe. I couldn't resist the Wharnie and titanium framelock. Bradley is next though.

Good choice bro:thumbup: I'll make you a g10 lockbar stabilizer for it if you ever want one.

Steel130 · Apr 14, 2012

That would be rad bro.

ibute21 · Apr 15, 2012

I vote Gayle Bradley. Having owned both the M4 manix and Gayle Bradley, I find myself reaching for the GB more often. I find M4 performs better with a high hollow grind rather than FFG. However, I prefer the Manix's lock.