Just bought a new carbon fiber Sage, and Im wondering how durable this knife really is? Should I add it to my collection, or should I use it at work? Im in hte plumbing wholesale buisness, I cut a ton of cardboard, plastic strapping heavy rope etc.. Im really anxious to see how S30v steel holds up.Right now I carry a Endura combo blade,and it saws through everything I can throw at it. Should I make my Sage my new edc?????
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mongomondo
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It sounds like you want a serrated blade for your uses. The Sage has a smaller blade than the Endura so it may be smaller than you're used to.
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The CF on the Sage is beautiful to look at, and feels great in the hand. If you don't like messing it up a bit, you can definitely edc it. 
Carbon Fiber is incredibly strong, lightweight, and durable. I think there was a previous thread about this somewhere....
Carbon Fiber is incredibly strong, lightweight, and durable. I think there was a previous thread about this somewhere....
yablanowitz
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Carry it. Use it. Use it hard. It may look pretty, but it is made for work.
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The Sage is smaller than the Endura, but it's a cutter. You'll be glad you bought it and picked it to use, just don't cut yourself. 
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I carry mine a LOT and love it. I have a second one stashed for years down the road.
It's only medium duty but what does one need for a realistic EDC? It works super nice one handed, both opening and closing and sharpens up super nicely. Locks up great, open framed which I like for an EDC and is very light. Very nice knife for $85 give or take.
It's only medium duty but what does one need for a realistic EDC? It works super nice one handed, both opening and closing and sharpens up super nicely. Locks up great, open framed which I like for an EDC and is very light. Very nice knife for $85 give or take.