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Sage and Superhawk Pics

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Found these on a German site.

http://www.acma-reus.com/shop/catalog/b ... d%3D287%26

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showt ... ost5286990
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i like the Sage a lot, i can already see my new daily city EDC...
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Senate wrote:i like the Sage a lot, i can already see my new daily city EDC...
It does tick almost all the boxes for perfect smaller EDC for me as well :cool:

This year might become expensive :eek:

Looking forward to checking it out at Leeds :D
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Regarding the Sage, I think I prefer my Caly3 C113CF. As for the Superhawk, on the other hand... :D
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Well, the Sage is now on my wish list...
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is the sage from china?
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I love the look of those knives. I just got my second Military in BG-42 and looks like I've found my next must have Spyderco. I really like carbon fiber handles and am glad to see more Spiderco knives offered in it. I know that they cost more but are worth it in my opinion.
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anthonyc wrote:is the sage from china?
With CPM S30V blade steel, I'd say it's made in Golden, Colorado.
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I think it's made in Taiwan, blades are shipped over.
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Yep.

http://spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php ... stcount=47
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I stand corrected. Well, it wouldn't prevent me from buying one, that's for sure. The knife looks like a real winner, for those who want a Caly3-type blade and a liner lock.

PS: Maybe once they get around to putting a different lock on it (per Sal's post), I will jump on it! Liner locks are just my least favorite.
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Will V. wrote: PS: Maybe once they get around to putting a different lock on it (per Sal's post), I will jump on it! Liner locks are just my least favorite.
My thoughts exactly.

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wow -- the sage looks really, really great!

a definite must-have!
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I like the Sage! Now, when can I get one?
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Will V. wrote: PS: Maybe once they get around to putting a different lock on it (per Sal's post), I will jump on it! Liner locks are just my least favorite.
I would have agreed before I got my Millie. I've come to appreciate liner locks much more now. Coupled with S30V blade steel, the Sage looks very interesting.
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What kind of handles on the hawk?

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The website states that the handle of the Superhawk is G10 but I thought that it was supposed to be CF. Can anyone confirm the correct handle material? G-10 over CF is a great way to save $$$ for other Spydies.
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The Sage is screaming for some green handles. CF is nice and all but some color would be nice too.
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Sage? Lol wut.

I am so buying the Superhawk. I love the.... uh. Lock. Forgot what it's called :confused:
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Vicarious Reality wrote:I am so buying the Superhawk. I love the.... uh. Lock. Forgot what it's called :confused:
Compression lock. The handles should be carbon fiber, I haven't heard anything about a change in the design.
Ask me where I got my awesome SUPERHAWK!

More like Mid-Cal now

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superhawk..yes

the sage, to me, looks like a CF caly III with a kopa blade and a liner lock.
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