Quote from: 1jump2many on December 19, 2009, 11:43:26 PMDef,Any idea (approximate) when these tool will actually hit the stores? I wonder if the Micra is going to be phased out now with the introduction of the Style CS? Are the black sections on the Style and Style CS Zytel or metal? I should hope they don't decide to finally nix the Micra; it's a wonderful little tool. :/
Def,Any idea (approximate) when these tool will actually hit the stores? I wonder if the Micra is going to be phased out now with the introduction of the Style CS? Are the black sections on the Style and Style CS Zytel or metal?
Quote from: Sazabi on December 19, 2009, 11:50:23 PMQuote from: 1jump2many on December 19, 2009, 11:43:26 PMDef,Any idea (approximate) when these tool will actually hit the stores? I wonder if the Micra is going to be phased out now with the introduction of the Style CS? Are the black sections on the Style and Style CS Zytel or metal? I should hope they don't decide to finally nix the Micra; it's a wonderful little tool. :/I totally agree. In an earlier post I suggested that LM continue to make the PST and Micra as a tradition but just from looking at that Style CS I get the sneaking impression that it's going to be the Micra's replacement. Especially if the Style CS is all metal. Hopefully I'm wrong.
Quote from: 1jump2many on December 19, 2009, 11:54:45 PMQuote from: Sazabi on December 19, 2009, 11:50:23 PMQuote from: 1jump2many on December 19, 2009, 11:43:26 PMDef,Any idea (approximate) when these tool will actually hit the stores? I wonder if the Micra is going to be phased out now with the introduction of the Style CS? Are the black sections on the Style and Style CS Zytel or metal? I should hope they don't decide to finally nix the Micra; it's a wonderful little tool. :/I totally agree. In an earlier post I suggested that LM continue to make the PST and Micra as a tradition but just from looking at that Style CS I get the sneaking impression that it's going to be the Micra's replacement. Especially if the Style CS is all metal. Hopefully I'm wrong.Didn't Leatherman try to replace the Micra with the S4? Also, the Style better be good because it is going head to head with the best selling knife of all time.
Quote from: ari6126 on December 20, 2009, 12:00:21 AMQuote from: 1jump2many on December 19, 2009, 11:54:45 PMQuote from: Sazabi on December 19, 2009, 11:50:23 PMQuote from: 1jump2many on December 19, 2009, 11:43:26 PMDef,Any idea (approximate) when these tool will actually hit the stores? I wonder if the Micra is going to be phased out now with the introduction of the Style CS? Are the black sections on the Style and Style CS Zytel or metal? I should hope they don't decide to finally nix the Micra; it's a wonderful little tool. :/I totally agree. In an earlier post I suggested that LM continue to make the PST and Micra as a tradition but just from looking at that Style CS I get the sneaking impression that it's going to be the Micra's replacement. Especially if the Style CS is all metal. Hopefully I'm wrong.Didn't Leatherman try to replace the Micra with the S4? Also, the Style better be good because it is going head to head with the best selling knife of all time.Mmhmm, they tried and failed. Yeah, I honestly don't see the Style making it more than a year, personally, against the Classic/Classic SD, and Esquire. Still, if they want to compete, the Style has to be around the ten dollar mark, which I also don't see. :/Still, I'm getting one of each; I have a S4 coming on it's way from Amazon, so that rounds out the classic collection. Now for these, lol.
Didn't Leatherman try to replace the Micra with the S4? Also, the Style better be good because it is going head to head with the best selling knife of all time.
Well, the early style pics had me. The new ones lost me...
I wonder if LM is thinking of doing more "SAK" if the Style turns out to be a success? I mean, it basically seems to be a Classic clone without a toothpick, so why do they try to compete with Vic there. I do not think SAK users of the world are really sitting at home and thinking "damn, if only I could get a rusting SAK..."
Quote from: Woz on December 20, 2009, 11:05:05 AMI wonder if LM is thinking of doing more "SAK" if the Style turns out to be a success? I mean, it basically seems to be a Classic clone without a toothpick, so why do they try to compete with Vic there. I do not think SAK users of the world are really sitting at home and thinking "damn, if only I could get a rusting SAK..."That's not new though. I'm convinced the Juice range was intended to compete with the Swisschamp, Cybertools etc. I did a rough and ready comparison of the Swisschamp and Juice Pro a while back. I was really surprised at how similar they were. Definitely an attempt by Leatherman to gatecrash the SAK market I reckon, and with some success.I seriously doubt that "SAK users of the world are really sitting at home and thinking 'damn, if only I could get a rusting SAK...'" too, but they might be thinking "it would be nice to have an alternative". Obviously I haven't seen these new LM tools, but I'm guessing that they are going to create a bit of a buzz (look at Gareth's last post)!Competition is never a bad thing in my book, and it'll give us something new to argue about as a bonus. I'm already drafting the PS4 v Mini Champ thread and poll
They all look good to me. But then who would I be kidding if I said otherwise, as I will get them all anyways.
has anyone noticed the image library is gone from the leatherman site? maybe they are just posting pix and have it down right now.