Wolverine is not wolverine without adamantium... its just not the same to me

I liked the bone claw because I liked it how Wolverine became more animal like. I want him to go back to that.

I liked the time Wolverine had bone claws, but I prefer adamantium. 
As to which is more threatening? The bone claws do look more terrifying, but all of Wolvie's enemies know that his adamantium claws can pierce through almost everything so... adamantium.

Definitely prefer adamantium.
When you think wolverine, you automatically think adamantium!

Wolverine without adamantium seems wrong. Not to mention the claws are halved in their usefulness. He loses the ability to slash with Bone Claws. 
Stick with the metal, it's more badass. 
 
I mean would you be more afraid of a dude who just grews three extra long and sharp fingers, or a guy who just popped 4 steak knives up from between his knuckles?

Adamantium are better for combat, but you can get on an airplane easier with bone... Honestly for battle adamantium, for looking cool bone

@komic: No need for the explicit posts.

@darksteelwing: agreed

Adamantium i part of Wolverine's character when u say wolverine u think adamantium

Synthetics Sonata

The adamantium claws are definitely more representative of the modernity-paranoia themes (i.e., genetic engineering ethics) in X-Men (Marvel Comics) stories. They infer more dialogue about the dangers of synthetics.

The bone claws prime Wolverine for more exhilarating tangles with Sabretooth, his long-time beastly rival.

With all the people in the real world today typing away on computer keyboards, the problem of finger-stress related Carpal Tunnel Syndrome definitely illuminates why Wolverine's adamantium claws are symbolic of new age muscularity.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome