Spyderco Sage 1 Maxamet Cool Gray Quick View

Here we take a look at the new Spyderco Sage 1 Maxamet Cool Gray. This new version of the Sage 1 features Maxamet steel. I give my first impressions as well a couple of side by side with other Spydercos. For more information on these new Sage 1 visit theknifejoker....

[@thefactor6909]

I think it’s well worth it !
I have a para 2 and 3 in Maxamet and it’s a phenomenal blade steel . Holds a edge and as long as you maintain it on a leather strop periodically don’t let it get dull you’ll probably never have to sharpen it with normal light every day use for a very very long time. The key is to not let it get dull .

[@theknifejoker99]

Exactly. Touch it up and it’s amazing stuff!

[@907martyr]

I have the Para 3 in Maxamet, will pick this up very soon!

[@kevinfitz3721]

Taichung is known for there stonewash though it would of been perfect opportunity to showcase it again

[@theknifejoker99]

Very true!

[@ianleicester7066]

i agree with matus , very nice , i might even buy one but i wished had had put the same finish on it as the para 3. if i could get a para 3 in maxamet i probably woul not buy this , but it is still very nice. thanks for sharing 👍

[@broot1375]

Is the detent ball ceramic or steel? I would worry that it would flatten quite quickly if steel was used.

[@kevinfitz3721]

Good video by the way!

[@theknifejoker99]

Thank you!

[@mikejones3560]

Nice dude

[@theknifejoker99]

Thank you.

[@ahhcrickets]

Cool grey 😂

[@matusknives]

I am sorry to see just a belt/wheel finish as it look as poor as I would expect from such a steel - looks like a scratched mirror. Stonewash adds another step and produces a surface that is not only mote pleasing to look at, but also hides wear better.

[@Pmedic605]

get to the knife; that's what people want to see, not the package inserts.