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Perhaps that's their new MAP price. I always thought 85% was too high.
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So would it be fair to say that you are thinking 20% off of MSRP for street price ? I'm just curious what people think will be the street price. Edit - so far the guessing of street price seems to be 15% to 25% off MSRP ?The mini recon 1 seems pretty reasonable probably gonna be 55 or so the 3v recon might be 375 the trailmaster 400 i didnt expect them to be that much gonna have to see about them...,
I agree, I will most likely get one. I don't care if it's drop point, spear point, tanto point or clip point.If you take a standard 25% off the MSRP the mini recon 1 came out to be $60, which is not bad considering the competition. The Spyderco Delica 4 in VG10, which is arguably similar steel is selling at $84 MAP price right now, and it's in FRN scale. Comparing with other CS model that also uses AUS10 i.e. Airlite, the price is also not bad.
Obviously this is assuming the MAP pricing is 25% OFF MSRP. With GSM, this could be higher or lower. Historically, before CS implemented MAP pricing for some model(i.e. AD10 and AD15) in 2019, the street price is usually around 45% OFF MSRP.
Anyway, we shall see once the retailer started posting these new products.
The tail cannot wag the dog !
Prices will adjust to the actual market value , if product is to be sold .![]()
The tail cannot wag the dog !
Prices will adjust to the actual market value , if product is to be sold .![]()
So in your view working people -the vast majority in any country-are the tail while the tiny minority of rich people are the dog?oh but it can and does. as an example as we use this saying. the labor market sure is in constr right now. workers are wagging the company....and they can right now.
Cold Steel has not (so far) applied MAP with the same inclusive vigor as other co. like Spyderco .Say how? If they have a fixed % of retail over MSRP (i.e., MAP), how that retail price can be "adjusted?" You are not talking about secondary market like the Exchange here. I did not see a manufacturer adjust the % of MSRP after a product is already in dealers (if anything, they raise prices annually). Price adjustment of discontinued products is a completely different story.
So in your view working people -the vast majority in any country-are the tail while the tiny minority of rich people are the dog?
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