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Leatherman 831102 Super Tool-300 Multitool with Premium Sheath | 
| Brand: Leatherman
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $84.00
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Seller: BLUTEKUSA
Rating:  25 reviews
Sales Rank: 246
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.4
Dimensions (in): 5.2 x 3.6 x 1.8
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MPN: 831102
Model: 831102
UPC: 037447246647
EAN: 0037447246647
ASIN: B002KKB0AW
Availability: Usually ships in 3-4 business days
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| Features:
| • | All Locking Blades and Tools, Comfort-sculpted Handles, Removable Wire Cutters, Handle Cutouts for Easy Blade Access | | • | 420HC Clip-point Knife with Straight Edge and 420HC Sheep's Foot, Serrated Knife, Needlenose Pliers, Regular Pliers | | • | Wire Stripper, Electrical Crimper, Screwdriver 5/16-Inch, Screwdriver 7/32-Inch, Screwdriver 1/8-Inch, Phillips | | • | Wood/Metal file, Saw, Bottle Opener, Can Opener, Awl with Thread Loop | | • | SUPER TOOL 300 The Original Strongman of the Tool-Belt |
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Amazon.com Product Description
An all-in-one tool for adventurers, contractors, and gadget-lovers of every kind, the Leatherman Super Tool 300 offers the durability and versatility you need to tackle a full range of tasks. Housing 19 tools in a compact, easy-grip body, the Super Tool 300 includes two sets of high-torque pliers, two knives, three wire cutters, and much more. Up for any challenge, this powerful stainless steel multitool is as versatile as they come.  |
The Super Tool 300 includes:- Clip point knife
- 420HC sheepsfoot serrated knife
- Needlenose and regular pliers
- 3 wire cutters
- Wire stripper
- Electrical crimper
- 4 screwdrivers
- Wood/metal file
- Saw
- Bottle and can openers
- 9-inch / 22-centimeter ruler
- Awl with thread loop
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Easy-grip handles and a convenient wire stripper simplify a difficult task.
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Stainless steel, ruler-lined handles enable measurements on the spot. |
19 Tools Provide Unbeatable Versatility
Just think of how many times you've wished for a multitool on the trail or at the jobsite. With the Super Tool 300, your dream is now an affordable reality. With everything you need in one portable package, this 19-tool gadget is sure to be a favorite with contractors, adventurers, and hobbyists alike.Recommended by Scouting Magazine, Military Times, and Popular Science, the Super Tool 300 includes multiple types of the most commonly used tools. With two sets of extra-strong pliers (needle-nose and regular), two knives (clip-point straight edge and sheepfoot serrated), three sets of wire cutters (removable standard cutters, removable hard-wire cutters, and stranded cutters), and four screwdrivers (5/16-inch, 7/32-inch, 1/8-inch, and Phillips), this multitool has more than enough capacity to handle a range of common applications. The Super Tool 300 also comes with a wire stripper, electrical crimper, wood/metal file, saw, bottle opener, can opener, ruler, and awl with thread loop. Designed for Long-Term Comfort, Portability, and Safety
To ensure optimum control and comfort, the Super Tool 300 is designed with rolled slope-top handles. These stainless steel handles are comfort-sculpted for your hand, allowing for relaxed all-day use. Ideal for when you're wearing gloves, the handles also feature large side cutouts that make it easy to grab the inner components. And to keep things safe, a locking system keeps the blades and tools securely in place both during and between uses. Measuring a compact 4-1/2-inches when closed and weighing just 9.6 ounces, the Super Tool 300 is a lightweight way to keep a toolbox worth of tools at your side. And with a protective universal nylon-and-leather sheath, this multitool is easy to take anywhere. What's more, with the Super Tool 300, you can look forward to years of reliable performance. The tool's stainless steel body and handles offer superior resistance to the wear and tear of busy jobsites and outdoor expeditions. What's in the Box
Leatherman Super Tool 300 multitool, nylon-and-leather sheath.
Product Description
Features and Benefits: - Stainless steel body and handles
- All locking blades and tools
- Comfort sculpted handles with cutouts for access with gloves on
- 19 tools in one
- Includes sheath
The Leatherman Super Tool 300 is the multi-tool for the working man. Larger pliers are the strongest they have ever produced and the sloped-top handle design means you can maneuver them further into tight spaces. Stranded, hard and regular wire cutters all come standard on Super Tool 300, and because they are removable, you can repair or re-sharpen on the spot with the tool's file. 19 tools all ready for your toughest jobs. Tools include: - 420HC Clip Point Knife with straight edge
- 420HC Sheepsfoot serrated knife
- needlenose pliers
- regular pliers
- 154CM removable wire cutters
- 154CM removable hard-wire cutters
- stranded wire cutters
- wire stripper
- electrical crimper
- 5/16" screwdriver
- 7/32" screwdriver
- 1/8" screwdriver
- Phillips screwdriver
- wood.metal file
- saw
- bottle opener
- can opener
- 9" ruler
- awl with thread loop
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Great tool September 1, 2010
Eric Melvin (Fort Worth, TX)
I was first introduced to Leatherman products when I ordered the Wave a few months ago on a whim. Previously, I had been a huge Victorinox fan. My wave changed everything. I wore it every single day on my belt. I work as a grocery store cashier, so I didn't get many excuses to pull it out, other than to open a box of bags or to open up the self-checkouts to trouble shoot them. Occasionally, a customer would ask me to open a particularly tough package that their merchandise came in. Nevertheless, I had my eye set on the Super Tool 300, the beeftiest and manliest member of the Leatherman crew. My best friend's birthday came, giving me the excuse to ditch my Wave. He loves it and now wears it every single day. At the time, I had a hard time justifying the cash to acquire a new tool. I don't think I need to explain this to any other Leatherman fans, but I felt downright naked during the two or three weeks I went without one. Finally, I ordered my ST300. This thing is quite beefy, much larger than the Wave. I had owned a Core before returning it and ordering the Wave, but this one seems a bit beefier than the Core. The pliers are perhaps the most prominent feature. It's just like a full size pair of pliers. Just as comfortable to grip, too. The wire cutters are extremely durable as well. I cannot comment on the saw or the serrated blade, as I prefer to save them until they are absolutely needed, but the straight blade comes factory sharp and is easy to sharpen. There are three assortments of flat head screwdrivers, which might seem redundant, but can be quite useful. The largest one is great for prying things open. The philips head is a decent size and will fit most everyday uses. The bottle opener is completely useless as it will not fit any actual bottles. The can opener will work, but as with the saw and the serrated blade it is recommended to preserve them for when you really need them.
This all being said, this is a great tool and recommended as an EDC (every day carry). Much tougher and more durable than a Swiss Army Knife (don't waste your time with these, Victorinox fans are either pansies or just don't know any better). The only advantage you'll find on a SAK is the bottle opener. You'll be much happier going American made with the Leatherman. Not to mention the Leatherman warranty support is amazing. Even if you abuse your tool, they'll replace or fix it within the 25 year warranty at their expense.. Try getting that from Victorinox. I snapped one of the blades on my beloved SAK years ago (as I would later learn, SAK blades are much softer steel than most knives) and they wanted the price of the knife just to fix it. No thank you.
Stay American made, get a Leatherman. Get the Super Tool 300 unless you absolutely need instant access to the blades. I don't even really miss the extra few seconds to access the blades on my Wave.
Wonderful Product - Highly Recommended August 18, 2010
Rufus Flywheel (Australia)
I have absolutely no problems with this product. It was a fantastic price and has been fully up to the expectations I had. If you are thinking about buying this one - go ahead, you will enjoy it!!!!
Leatherman Supertool 300 August 8, 2010
Gabe
After doing a good amount of research, and watching nutnfancy on youtube review multi-tools (he gave this one high marks except for the size), I decided on the Supertool 300. The size wasn't a big concern because I figured I would use this mostly for hiking and camping. It has proven so useful that I wear it most of the time now, but do agree that the size is probably the only real downside. On the other hand, the size makes it much more comfortable than other multi-tools I have used. Besides that, I didn't like the sheath that it comes with because when on a belt, it sits high and can rub your side uncomfortably if you don't tuck in your shirts. That being said, every feature that I have used has worked great. The needle nose pliers are extremely handy to have.
The multi-tool August 7, 2010
Reaper
So if your on the market for a multi-tool, let me tell you get a leatherman and choose either the surge or super-tool 300. In my line of work I need a great tool that can handle punishment and everything else you could imagine. At my job, I've been issued Gerber and the build quality compared to the 300 is like night and day.
 Leatherman for MTB August 6, 2010
Shed
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
The Super Tool-300 has many features and is very robust. The only downside is that a tool built this well comes with a weight penalty and its a bit too heavy for carrying around on my mountain bike. I purchased the Super Tool-300 to replace my older style Leatherman that I was going to pass on to my son however the older model is better suited for MTB's so my son will have to wait.
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