Meanwhile, there used to be a Companion one, and there is currently an evolv version (which is actually pretty decent). I think there's just nothing that can be done to differentiate a Craftsman version from Leatherman, not to mention that replacing such a tool would be a more expensive proposition (various metals used on the same product).

Maybe it is just best to stick with the original in this case!!!! I really appreciate your product knowledge, you actually have influenced my last few bigger purchases, thank you!!!

This is really not up to Sears, is it? Or is Craftsman actually run day-to-day by Sears? In either case I prefer to think tools should be pared down to 'classic' or having the most useful or all-round tools instead of having lots of misc. tools like at Lowes or HD. I understand the need to have a LOT of options, but Craftsman represents something of a classic American tool, and not a jinsu knife kit - keep the solid original great tools and pare it down so that the more obscure ones can only be purchased online.