Leatherman stretching there value? (Folders)

Won't lie, I'm actually kind of liking the designs. Simple, neutral ergos have always appealed to me.. these all look like generally competent knives for their respective intended purposes. Didn't keep me from lol'ing and rolling my eyes at the price. Oh well.. at least they're not the only Oregon manufacturer sniffing crackrocks when it comes to pricing these days? *insert rant about voting with one's wallet, etc, etc..
 
I bought my Grandson a T-4 for a graduation gift. He liked it and I was pretty impressed with it.

I imagine keeping a business profitable in Oregon is difficult, and give credit to Leatherman for keeping Americans working and building quality products.
 
Murphy Slaw said:
I bought my Grandson a T-4 for a graduation gift. He liked it and I was pretty impressed with it.

I imagine keeping a business profitable in Oregon is difficult, and give credit to Leatherman for keeping Americans working and building quality products.
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maybe they should move to Idaho like Buck did when they realized they couldn't stay in business in California anymore. plenty of states that want businesses and jobs.
 
“Leatherman stretching their value?” Definitely a yes in my opinion. Reminds me of an old toy I once had, a toy called Stretch Armstrong. Fun as heck to stretch and stretch but after a while it would bust and goo would come out. I can see the same thing happening with Leatherman. They have stretched the prices of this release so much that it may end up a bust! This is only my opinion of course but anymore there seems to plenty people out there with more money than brains so who knows, these things may sell like hot cakes. But, I think there are much better values out there for way less money. I guess time will tell.
 
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