Grats!! Was in for the creative answers. gave me a break from the monotony from the trike forums.
Those are some pretty sweet rides there DMac- are they all yours? Def
Quote from: Grant Lamontagne on July 18, 2017, 12:10:44 AMThose are some pretty sweet rides there DMac- are they all yours? DefOnly the pink ones since they go with my Jeep.(Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: Outback in Idaho on July 17, 2017, 11:45:41 PM Grats!! Was in for the creative answers. gave me a break from the monotony from the trike forums. (Image removed from quote.)
Cute. Guess these are the Leatherman of tools, and those of yours are more of the Gerber versions.
Quote from: Outback in Idaho on July 18, 2017, 12:42:59 AM Cute. Guess these are the Leatherman of tools, and those of yours are more of the Gerber versions. Poke fun at Gerber all you want, but at least they are designing new stuff and not just breaking their tools in half and selling them as something new..... Def
Leatherman is a victim of their own success, plain and simple.They aren't hungry anymore, and it seems the main customers they are listening to are the mindless zombie fanboys on their FB page. There's no reason to improve any more because the feedback they are getting is that they are wonderful, they will always be wonderful and they can do no wrong.I think that the R&D department at Leatherman needs to spend a few weeks studying Multitool.org and what folks here are saying they want- for example, more versions of knifeless tools for the ever increasing places where knives are unwelcome.Sooner or later they will come to their senses and realize that they are missing something and they will work hard until they get it back. Until then we'll have to deal with things like barely functional tool bracelets. Def
Let us know how you like and how it works out for you. Also, pics man!
What DTT said glad it got therer safe