The Sync 2 looks interesting,but $55 will be what in the UK?Think Al nailed the snippet!
Quote from: kirk13 on February 04, 2019, 10:12:46 PMThe Sync 2 looks interesting,but $55 will be what in the UK?Think Al nailed the snippet!Hopefully it'll be similar in cost to the original Sync II.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SN1011CP-SOG-Sync-II-Detachable-Multi-Tool-with-Belt-Buckle-12-Tools-5-8/153293766129?epid=13016917583&hash=item23b1053df1:g:gDoAAOSwwkRcCiAT
I was guessing the tool price would be the same or close(hopefully). I do know your postage would be £10 or more. The Sync series, in my opinion, is real gem in the niche multi tool realm, that is often underappreciated. SOG's Baton series are brilliant as well(though QC issues have tarnished the line a bit).
I saw nothing that needed to be improved in either of the two Crosscuts; other than maybe ditching the toothpicks for something else. The Snippet--took a decent tool and managed to make it worse (I thought the whole point of a new model was making something better than its predecessor) by turning it into gimmicky nonsense--especially the "finger loops"--wonder what could have been attached in its place? I really like the Sync Travellers! That way, if left on my belt, I don't have to worry about the blade. Been considering something to replace my old coal mining buckles; and the Sync does double duty.
The problem pricewise tends to be an item in the US that costs $100 costs us £100 if not more. When I started buying multis ,Swisstools were very expensive compared to LMS or Gerber...they're now bargains!