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I just saw one and I think I like it. It seems to be a different take on a multi-tool rather than a copy of a SAK or Leatherman.
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Does Anyone Have a CRKT Guppie?
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I don't have a Guppie, but I do have a Zilla Tool. I love it. CRKT makes great stuff. I've had several of their knives and I don't think you can hurt them. I've only had the Zilla Tool for a couple months so durability's still in question, but so far I've abused the hell out of it and it hasn't even flinched.
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Having stated the above, I wouldn't hesitate to by a Guppie or any other CRKT knife.
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I have a Guppie and a Lil' Guppie, you can read my review at the link below. Hope it helps
http://www.multitool.org/crkt/idworks/under-3.5-iinches/crkt-guppie.html
http://www.multitool.org/crkt/idworks/under-3.5-iinches/crkt-guppie.html
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ive handled a guppie but never owned one and it seems fine to me, ill stick to my leathermans thank you very much but i own 3, 4, 5 (something like that) CRKT knives and they are great for the relatively low price.
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I'm not a fan of AUS-4 steel.