Leatherman Garage Batch 005: 40th Anniversary, A New Old School Multi-Tool

It may be inspired by the first pliars-centric tool Tim Leatherman made decades ago, but this homage packs state-of-the-art features and materials

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Leatherman Garage Batch 005: 40th Anniversary, A New Old School Multi-Tool

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