Help me decide on a new Spydie

Orion's Belt

Orion's Belt

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Well, it's been a bit since I got my Tasman (my last Spydie) and have been wanting another to satisfy my addiction. So far I've got it narrowed down to a few choices that I've been oogling over for a while. They are: PE Manix 2, PE Millie, PE VG10 Stretch or a Gayle Bradley. I know that the prices vary, but, what would you choose and why? I'm leaning towards the Bradley because I really want to try CPM M4.
 
All great choices I have a Military (M4 Version) and Manix 2's (blue S30V and CTS-XHP) that I love, the other two are on my list because of their rave reviews around here, If you're itchin' for M4 there's also the Tan Manix 2 Sprint in M4 due out this month or next, it'll be Full flat grind as well.
 
I'm not a huge fan of the GB but it's not because of the M4 which I'm sure I'd love. The Carbon fiber on it is the same as the Sage1 and I can tell you it's fabulous. Might as well try the Gayle Bradley if you're not interested in the Sage1. If you can find a Carbon fiber Military, that tops them all IMHO.
 
hoopster said:
I'm not a huge fan of the GB but it's not because of the M4 which I'm sure I'd love. The Carbon fiber on it is the same as the Sage1 and I can tell you it's fabulous. Might as well try the Gayle Bradley if you're not interested in the Sage1. If you can find a Carbon fiber Military, that tops them all IMHO.
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I've already got a Sage 1 and love it. I'd love a CF S90V Millie, but as you know, they're tough to get a hold of. Plus, my funds kind of limit me to under $150. The more I've thought about it, I've dropped the Manix and Stretch as considerations for now. Now it's to decide between the Millie and Gayle. I know I'll end up with both eventually, I just can't decide which to get first.
 
I say get the Manix 2, Ive had mine for 2 weeks now and love it.

Although shock horror I got the half and half edge as I wanted some serrations still love it :)

i had the delica 4 before and that feels like a girly knife in compassion.
 
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