From Leatherman's website: "The Leatherman Garage is driven by the same sense of discovery that inspires Leatherman users. It’s raw, “Do It Yourself,” and break-it-until-you-make-it. The Garage puts innovation first, pushing the limits of design, engineering, and even ourselves.While there are no bad ideas in the Garage, only the most ingenious will ever see the outside world. Through constant iteration, we learn what works, what doesn’t, and use that to inform future designs. It doesn’t happen overnight, but the end product is worth the effort.Sometimes, you don’t know what you need until you need it. By developing ingenious solutions to unexpected problems, the Garage helps consumers in surprising and indispensable ways. Their challenges become our own, and when we overcome them, we overcome them together."It sounds to me like the purpose of Leatherman Garage is R&D, not custom multitool work. By which I mean that any multitools that come out of the process are prototypes from the development process, not flashy limited editions. I see a lot of worrying about small batches of tools being bought up on the day of release, but consider this: would you WANT a prototype multitool that's still in the design phase?
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Getting on the Leatherman website led me to discover that the Crunch is available again.
I love the Free lineup, and the tool selection for the Mr Crunch looks great... I would have purchased this tool even if it wasn't a limited release item. The only downside I see is that I will be hesitant to actually use a limited release tool,
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