Chokwe - Yes or no.

[amflud]

Well, I think the Chokwe has finally grown on me to the point that I'm actually thinking of buying one. I just need that extra nudge. I'd like to hear from you Chokwe owners. Of course, user pics would be most helpful.

Thank you!

 

[xavierdoc]

I sold mine in an hour of need. It was the slickest opening Spydie I've owned and I was impressed by the fit and finish.

The appearance and ergonomics are a matter of taste but I liked it.

 

[ThirdTooth]

I liked it, then I was disappointed, and now I like it again. this knife will take you on an emotional roller coaster.

 

[NinjaRyder0920]

I really want to try one out. I keep my eye out in the sales threads for a second hand chokwe, but they seem to get snatched up really quickly! I have wanted to try one for a few months now and might end up pulling the trigger on a new one in a few months if I cannot land one on secondary market. Although not an owner, I would say go for it!

 

[freedoom]

i like my chokwe but i am always afraid i'm going to sharpen away the tiny little belly so i have never used mine.

 

[seelow123]

It's an absolutely fantastic knife. It practically disappears in your pocket, and is one hell of a slicing demon. It may be a bit rough when you get it (If you get it new) but will wear in after awhile. I will have had mine for a 6 months on thursday and carried it for most of that time until the Para kicked it out of my pocket (It still sneaks it's way in though) I would say go for it and get one, I doubt you'll regret it.

blade has tape from sharpening. The g10 is in the process of being sanded smooth, it looks great from the factory.

 

[amflud]

Thanks for the replies and pics, guys. I'm fairly certain I have one of these in future.