THE Crunch Owners Thread

[Beerplumber]

I'm in! I'm in finally! Love the crunch!


Stay multi my friends

[David]

Congrats on getting a Crunch.      Can you OHO it yet.   

[Beerplumber]

Absolutley! Not so quick with the south paw yet...


Stay multi my friends

[Strangelovecraft]

I will no doubt be joining you soon... When I finally retired my beloved long-suffering PST last year, the Crunch was at the top of my list- vice grips were the only thing I ever really thought to carry in addition to a MT. in the end, though, I opted for a Surge, and I love it- all twenty pounds of it- but I STILL want a Crunch. I think it's a completely unique tool, and I don't want to miss out...

[David]

Absolutley! Not so quick with the south paw yet...


Stay multi my friends

 

I will no doubt be joining you soon... When I finally retired my beloved long-suffering PST last year, the Crunch was at the top of my list- vice grips were the only thing I ever really thought to carry in addition to a MT. in the end, though, I opted for a Surge, and I love it- all twenty pounds of it- but I STILL want a Crunch. I think it's a completely unique tool, and I don't want to miss out...

Hope you can get one soon. The Crunch is really a great tool.

[kd8fre]

I'm in with my contest winnings from the LTG Facebook page.  Just received it today!

Russ

[Heinz Doofenshmirtz]

My Crunch is officially part of my bike toolkit now...  As much as I like it, it really was the best use of it for me, rather than as an EDC tool.  Eventually I'll get another one to put in my rotation though.  They're just too good to have only one!

[mtool78]

Gotta love this powerhouse - I've been thinking that I should somehow test how strong these pliers are and took a bottle opener which is pretty solid built. Pic shows how it's shape changed after some pressing with only one hand - you know how Crunch has to be "bumped" little by little after adjusting the jaws. I also tried to do the same with full-size Swiss Tool, pressing with two hands and result was about one quarter of what Crunch managed to do. (..not comparing these tools - only for having a reference point  ) Anyway, it's amazingly strong tool for it's size.