Tool logic SL3 Pro....Card missing.

[tosh]

I've been following the Tool-logics for the past month or so.

I agree with the recent conclusion on here, in that now SOG is the parent company, the toollogic SL line looks as if it may well be in for the chop, this has prompted me to quickly grab them (courtesy of Handyniknaks recent offers) I've now managed to pick up most of the SL line. The problem  is I got their last SL3 Pro. However it arrived withouts it's card - So I'm assuming it really was the last one.

Has anyone else got the SL3 pro. Mine came in the diamond shaped top plastic blister pack, batteries etc, etc.. Everything except the card. Is it possible someone still has their card, I'd really appreciate it if someone could send me a lifesize scan of both sides. I've basically bought these as collection pieces, so I'm resisting temptation to actually use them. Might try to pick up a beater at a later date.

Can anyone help.

[Chris@SOG]

Send me your mailing address to marketing@sogknives.com.  I'll see if we have some cards here and send you a couple.

Chris

[tosh]

Send me your mailing address to marketing@sogknives.com.  I'll see if we have some cards here and send you a couple.

Chris

Hi Chris

That's great news. I've already sent you an email with my details.

Cheers Tosh.



Oi.  Leatherman, Vic'  - you lot reading this.
That's what I call impressive !

Can't wait to get my mitts on that new PowerDuo - (in Black ofcourse)

[tosh]

Send me your mailing address to marketing@sogknives.com.  I'll see if we have some cards here and send you a couple.

Chris

Hi Chris

That's great news. I've already sent you an email with my details.

Cheers Tosh.



Oi.  Leatherman, Vic'  - you lot reading this.
That's what I call impressive !

Can't wait to get my mitts on that new PowerDuo - (in Black ofcourse)

Hi Chris

The Tool logic SL3 Pro cards arrived this morning. Fantastic.

 A BIG Thank You 

[Grant Lamontagne]

Good to see that the folks at SOG are going the extra mile to look after their customers!

Def

[tosh]

Good to see that the folks at SOG are going the extra mile to look after their customers!

Def

Y'know Def,
Since the intervention from Chris@SOG - I've now put SOG squarely in my sights, whereas before I (forgive me) viewed them as a lesser brand name to either swisstool or leathermans. That's clearly down to marketing.

My eyes have now been well and truly opened, by the fact that SOG like Gerber are pushing the multitool boundaries into unchartered territory. As opposed to the LM's and Vics old staple design - Take the Rebar.....seriously.... where is the cutting edge innovation with that? Yes it's a cute mini S/T 300. But it's not exactly ground breaking news, is it?

In contrast the new PowerDuo looks to be a radical design reminiscent of both the Buck 730 series and Swissgrip. No doubt the first generation will have design flaws (namely the philips driver) - but SOG must be applauded for having both guts and originality to try new ideas. Like the Paratool, Pocket tool, Power Assist, Power Lock each being a different concept of the multitool form.

Indeed if it wasn't for the likes of SOG and Gerber life would be pretty dull here on MT.org.

Same goes for Gerber, over the years they have brought out a plethora of MT's, whether good or bad by design is debatable, but at least they are moving forwards and not merely resting on their laurels.

For that alone you've gotta give 'em respect.

[valvestem125]

SOG IMO has always built a quality product.  Maybe their designs are "different" than the rest, but they are functional solid tools.  I have had at least one going back to the early 1990's.