I could be wrong...but I do not see a SuperTool 200.
You do have a few that I do not have....such as those G10 ones. Leatherman is now harder to get up here in Canada than it once was.You know you have the collector bug bad when you start hunting down all the colour variations.
When I started collecting multi-tools...I thought I would be done with 6 Leathermans...because at the time, that is all I though they had. Now I am north of 300 Leathermans.
Wow...you are doing great for such a short time collecting. If you haven't seen this already, I posted a more up to date photo of my collection here...https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,85196.0.htmlDon't forget the various Leatherman OPT (one piece tools).
One is a limited run of I think 5 from this forum when it first started (or a year later...before I joined up in 2009 anyhow). I may be wrong, but there is also another limited run of a different colour (green?) made at the same time. The other one is a Texas ToolCrafter blue anodized job.
Yes, quite sad to see them go myself. Noted that Leatherman is more than willing to do the same to their own stuff now that TTC is out of business. And..You would not know this, but two of the black Charges are prototypes from 2009. The one has a DLC (Diamond Like Coating) finish. The other has the same finish, but also features a pair of Damascus blades...Leatherman was toying with the idea around the time they created their 2009 Damascus Edition Wave.
And the ST200 comes in several different variants: SS/BO, with/without cap crimper (CC) pliers, "USA" (early) and "Tool" (later) pliers, and then there are the pre-production versions made for Shot Show, and .....I didn't see a BO LM Mini either, and there are quite a few different Mini variants (Clean skins, "Pat Pend", "4744272", "Pat Pend" & "4744272", then there is the almost mythical Made in Japan version.Lots and lots of rabbit holes to disappear down here (and one of the deepest and longest is the original LM PST - it is incredible how many variations they made of these).You are running with the big dogs here ....
All noted! Recently, I’ve been at about two to three new-to-me tools a week. I currently only have one tool on the way, a Micra with the green plastic over the handles. After that gets here, there’s a particular Charge I’m looking at, then I’ll be clear to finish up my short list and probably dive down one the those rabbit holes. It’s a work in progress with no end set, so I have all the time in the world! Also, speaking of the made in Japan mini tool, one of those PSTs with the big letters and Japan stamped blades is among the newer additions I’ve made.
That is not a collection That is a retirement plan
Fantastic collection there NearlyGiven the short period you’ve amassed a huge arsenal. Lucky you with the juices now LM have discontinued the line- you timed that perfect.Aloha is right, the Gerber MP600 series is great , you’ll go crazy trying to collect those - they too come in several colours Enjoy
Have fun and taking your time is definitely the way to go. In the past I've gotten impatient to get a particular tool and ended up paying more than I should, then a few weeks later the same tool would pop up, in better condition for significantly less money
Thanks! I was just thinking about the timing of my collection the last time I won a Juice. My blue S2 got me to looking at their prices now compared to when I started and they seem to have increased to nearly double, if not more, in the short period of time I’ve been at it. They’re my favorites, so I’m definitely happy I got in to them when I did!Ive been mostly focusing on Leatherman tools, tbh. For the longest time, my only Gerber was the Dime. But I ordered the Prybrid X and Armbar drive when those released out of curiosity. I also got my Grappler not too long ago. I was curious to see how it would compare to the Crunch
I used to be like that Greg, but missing out and waiting ( not knowing) for the next was torture. In the end I just coughed up and moved on with my life. The values are climbing so rapidly these days as new collectors emerge eager to grab them all. What might seem steep now, will probably make you laugh later.
The values are definitely getting up there. I’ve had to submit some pretty wild bids to secure things like the pruners and hunting knives. I always tell myself it’s what I get for not starting earlier
I have a pair of those Genus (plus the other two) both Genus BNiB one is signed by Tim Leatherman! I did search for the hunting knife, but eBay.uk always blocks the bids, so I’ve all but given up.I have to confess, my heart lies with Wenger...that’s my weak spot
Just be careful or you will end up like me.
Then you may need to buy several of these...IMG_2264A by Chako, on FlickrIMG_2263A by Chako, on Flickr
They do sort of look good in the room.IMG_1578SMALL by Chako, on FlickrIf you are expanding...and I am sure you are, considering what you have amassed in a year, you may want to start thinking of longer term storage and expansion.