Sage series collection - What's the next Sage?

[weeping minora]

I just received 2 new samples.

sal

Hi sal,

Thanks for sharing.

Would these happen to be variants of the Sage 5 LW, or perhaps brand new iterations ?

[sal]

both

sal

[JSumm]

Can I get an amen?

Between these, new Caly variants, and the Bodacious I'm excited. So much more I'm sure.

[weeping minora]

both

sal

Nuclear bombshell .

The Sage 5 LW is one of my favorite folders, especially within the small pocket knife arena. Can't wait to see what other lock y'all will be using; and I'm equally excited for the SPY27 and REX 121 variants of the 5 LW coming soon.

I know I had my fair spat at SPY27 a while back after being rather let-down from the performance of a first-run of the Native 5, but after picking up both a SS Mule, and the UKPK in SPY27, it has become a staple steel for my carry. Too, the Maxamet coming out of Taichung is exceptional, and is ready to see a contender step into the ring in REX 121.

Thanx again sal.

[araneae]

I'd be super interested in Spyderco's take on a crossbar lock as well as Snecx's Superlock.

[Sharp Guy]

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sal

Cool!!!! Love to hear there's a new version on the horizon

[toneyc]

Hi Toneyc,

We've got a few designs in motion.

sal

Can't wait!

[toneyc]

Nice collection, toneyc.

That’s all the 11 released.

Two more coming:

— Sage5 Lightweight CPM-REX121 Burnt Orange FRN C123PBOR (Taiwan) - Amsterdam Meet (FEB 2024)
— Sage5 Lightweight CPM-SPY27 Cobalt Blue FRN C123PCBL (Taiwan) - SHOT Show (JAN 2024)

I'll be checking in regularly for the new models.

[toneyc]

I’m thinking particularly of the Sage2, which, IMO, needs a steel insert on the titanium lockbar so the knife can be a user without worry about wear on the lockbar. The wear on mine is almost 100%.

I wouldn't disagree about bringing back the Sage 2 with a steel insert. My daily carry is a Sage 2 but I have not had any wear on the lockbar at all and I've been carrying this knife since it's release in 2011.

[toneyc]

I keep saying how do still not have a sage in my collection yet?....30 spyderco not one sage......one day maybe.

You can't just have one .

[toneyc]

If we're talking wish list, Sage2 CRK ceramic interface 10v or MC would be my grail :)

Ya need to fill those two blank spots

[Michael Janich]

Dear toneyc:

Welcome to the Spyderco Forum.

Stay safe,

Mike

[Sharp Guy]

Ya need to fill those two blank spots

LOL! I have all of them except the Black FRN LW and DLC M4 LW. I'm sure I'll end up with a couple more LWs at some point but don't feel the need to have all of them

[abbazaba]

Ya need to fill those two blank spots

LOL! I have all of them except the Black FRN LW and DLC M4 LW. I'm sure I'll end up with a couple more LWs at some point but don't feel the need to have all of them

I just need to take a new picture

[toneyc]

Ya need to fill those two blank spots

LOL! I have all of them except the Black FRN LW and DLC M4 LW. I'm sure I'll end up with a couple more LWs at some point but don't feel the need to have all of them

Must have all

[wrdwrght]

I’m thinking particularly of the Sage2, which, IMO, needs a steel insert on the titanium lockbar so the knife can be a user without worry about wear on the lockbar. The wear on mine is almost 100%.

I wouldn't disagree about bringing back the Sage 2 with a steel insert. My daily carry is a Sage 2 but I have not had any wear on the lockbar at all and I've been carrying this knife since it's release in 2011.

I should admit that the use of my Sage2 has included much opening and closing with resulting clicks both pacing and soothing me, like a metronome, while in deep thought about a book I have been writing since forever.

Resistance to that source of lockbar-wear was surely not built into the original design. A CQI steel-insert would permit me to continue using a new Sage2 also as a pacifier, as other Spydies have done for me without noticeable wear.

[abbazaba]

Steel lock inserts are quite possibly the most overrated knife feature lol

[toneyc]

I’m thinking particularly of the Sage2, which, IMO, needs a steel insert on the titanium lockbar so the knife can be a user without worry about wear on the lockbar. The wear on mine is almost 100%.

I wouldn't disagree about bringing back the Sage 2 with a steel insert. My daily carry is a Sage 2 but I have not had any wear on the lockbar at all and I've been carrying this knife since it's release in 2011.

I should admit that the use of my Sage2 has included much opening and closing with resulting clicks both pacing and soothing me, like a metronome, while in deep thought about a book I have been writing since forever.

Resistance to that source of lockbar-wear was surely not built into the original design. A CQI steel-insert would permit me to continue using a new Sage2 also as a pacifier, as other Spydies have done for me without noticeable wear.

man you gotta problem

[sal]

I'd be super interested in Spyderco's take on a crossbar lock as well as Snecx's Superlock.

Hi Araneae,

So, by the Crossbar lock. I guess you mean the Axis? Tell me more about the Snecx Tan Superlock?

sal

[Surfingringo]

I'd be super interested in Spyderco's take on a crossbar lock as well as Snecx's Superlock.

Hey Nick, I was trying to message you last year about something but lost your contact. I don’t remember what it was, hah, but hit me up anyway one day. If you don’t have my number DM me on here.