🔥🔥 Leatherman Crunch 2013 Rare Retired Multi Tool Plier Patent

The Leatherman Crunch 2013 is a rare and retired multi-tool plier designed by Leatherman. This particular model includes 5 tools, with the main tool being a plier. It is a sought-after collectible for enthusiasts of camping and hiking gear, offering durability and versatility in one compact and convenient tool. The Leatherman Crunch 2013 is a valuable addition to any outdoor enthusiast’s collection, combining quality craftsmanship with innovative design. They see pictures in good condition L 1 kit

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Leatherman Crunch multitool in Vintage original box. Made in 1999. Vintage.

Collectible, Discontinued, very rare, Brand New, in vintage pristine original design box, Leatherman Crunch multi tool with old design leather sheath; Year made: 1999 (Stamped inside). Discontinued by manufacturer. International release: box and paper insert has information on 4 languages. Perfect for collection! Worldwide shipping available. Domestic shipping to any US State and territory. No returns. For this price customer will receive: One Leatherman Crunch One leather sheath One user’s guide One pamphlet on 4 languages One international release original box Made in Portland, Oregon USA in 1999!

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Leatherman Crunch multitool, LEATHER sheath. Made in USA. NEW UNUSED

The Leatherman Crunch multitool is a high-quality multi-tool made in the USA with a stainless steel blade. It features a sleek silver color and comes with a durable leather sheath for easy carrying. This brand new tool is perfect for camping and hiking adventures, offering a variety of tools in one convenient package. The Leatherman Crunch is a reliable and durable tool that will make any outdoor enthusiast’s life easier.

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Leatherman Crunch w/stainless steel Hammer Mod (no other tools included)

This Leatherman Crunch multi-tool is in excellent condition, barely used if ever, and have few hairline scratches on the surface. • One Leatherman Crunch based mod multitool. In theory, item is TSA friendly, however final decision on whether it is allowed or not in your carry on, is always up to the TSA.

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