I had a bunch but got rid of most of them.

None yet, but there are a couple of them on my wish list.

a few.

That's probably the next one we're going to get. Bandit looks awesome!

Melan!e...look at you, FOUR of them! I envy you. I also have Spur, and now Raquel, and Mustang and Tex are on my wishlist.

Deltalima, which ones did you have, and why did you get rid of them? Which did you keep, and why?

We have most the entire line, including the green Maverick, and two Colossus's. But, to be honest, we probably only use twentyfive percent of them.

If you own so many why don't you make reviews on any of them?

I don't have any right now but I have my eye on spur at the moment, just wish it was a little longer.

Dear Snowminx,

You have a valid question. First, let me say that I have the utmost respect for those who submit reviews. I love to pore over them, be it here at Eden, Amazon, or many other .com sites. But, it takes a special sort of person who is motivated to do so. Some here, I believe are motivated to solely accrue points. Some people are truly altruistic with purely wanting to help others. And, some other reviewers are a combination of both. So, what category would I place myself in you might ask. I am admittedly uninterested in point gathering, so you might suppose that I could be altruistic. In many cases that would be true. However, my big problem, if I took the altruistic approach would be review content. I feel I happen to lack the restraint and clarity for writing a good review. You and other readers would likely end up with a novel, rather than a review. It’s in my DNA to be too thorough. That is not conducive for writing a good review. If you look at this response alone, it should become perfectly clear to you as to why I don’t write reviews.

Oh, do tell! Are the product page measurements correct? I want something a little bigger than my Spur, but not enormous (to me) like Raquel. What would you say the shaft of Tex measures, in diameter?