Leatherman Super Tool 300 Multi-tool w/ Leather Sheath Expired

I knew you would give in... knew it!

speaking of douchy names.. what about that poopyface guy?





Buy you guys a beer? we should have a support group.
as i said many times as a youth, I'll show you mine if you show me yours
https://i.imgur.com/d3FHTvfl.jpg

so we are putting together little group where we can get together and talk about surrendering to a higher power. and then we spend the rest of the time bragging about all the multitools we have. see above.

to be sitting in a drawer when you need it?


so many questions, so so many.

check your rear view, i think you might be in reverse. your work got taken to the cleaners

I got my first Leatherman PST in 1990 to go to war with, on the other hand:

see, we told that swiss guy, right?

glad you asked.. So the charge sit's atop the second tier of leatherman, The outside opening tool tier, This group of tools have 2 or 4 outside accessible tools, common tools are a pliers, wirecutter, plain edge knife, serrated, saw, file, can opener/bottle opener/wire stripper, phillips and flat screwdrivers, eyeglass screwdriver and bit driver in the charge, surge, wave. The wave is the best selling multitool in the history of multitools.


Charge (TI, TTI, AL, ALX, Plus, Plus TTI) The charge has the most tools of this group, it also has a higher quality knife blade steel, either 154CM or S30V for the plain edge knife. I EDC either a charge TI (with TTI blades and plier upgrade from warranty) or a charge AL
Surge with it's tshank socket for virtually unlimited sawing capability (anything from wood to steel) as well as a file that can be used to sharpen the main knife blade when removed. It is the largest of these tools and tool large for some.
wave/wave+ there have been 3 revs of this tool, The first had 4 outside locking blades but the other tools were detent retained not locking. The next version had all tools locking, the wave+ has the replaceable wire cutters.
Bond/Curl - new these seem like mr potato head where they are half one tool and half another part OG wave part rebar, and some of the tools are non locking, a step backwards in my mind.
sidekick,wingman only 2 outside locking tools for these two, both include plain and serrated either in 2 blades or 1 (combo blade) a pliers, used to be bargain priced, they have migrated upwards, some argue they are part of the "free" line since the tools on the free seem to come from these tools, but they are not magnetic and they predate the "free"


The ST300 is also the top of it's tier, the all inside tools. The tool itself is large, like the surge. It carries the most tools at, i think 19. but it's saw is a wood saw only and it is fixed unlike the surge. The file does not include the diamond side. but it is very robust. The surge and ST300 are like the city mouse country mouse versions. One is a little slicker, the other maybe, maybe studier. Supposedly the ST300 is supposed to be easier to work with gloves on.

The other tools in this line include the

rebar, 3/4 version of the ST300 (girl hands version )
blast
kick
PST II
PST
Crunch (locking pliers)



now you are dooming your car to break down repeatedly I've had a wave or a surge in each of our car's gloveboxes since 06

I just sent them a totally horsed up surge and crunch and got back 2 nice shiny tools in perfect working order
The surge they replaced a couple tools and both blades but kept the rest, the crunch, they sent back one that was brand brand new (assembled of used parts likely, but still had that new car smell.)

So, there was an original ST, then the ST200, and now the ST300, so I think it is more like iphone 13 or note 21 than how many tools.

that sheath is $50 on it's own, so I highly doubt it.

i googled but did not see any complaints according to whois history they've been around since 07 https://www.wmtips.com/tools/info...rstore.com

thanks for catching this! however, the NSN they have matches the stainless version on amazon rather than the Black oxide version.

I have a mut eod and struggle to find uses for it. I've used the carbon scraper before but attaching and using cleaning rods is not convenient, and the takedown pin pointer is a little sharp for my liking, I'd worry about scratching something with it, If I hadn't bought it used for $50 I don't think i ever would have purchased it.


they do not. only the sidekick and wingman have those pliers. However, I would say once your tool loosens up, you'll find they don't need springs.

This wasn't a mistake, what makes it obvious is that they left it up so long (days!). A pricing mistake is when someone leaves a digit off the front or puts a decimal in the wrong place. This was an intentional ploy. It's a guerrilla marketing tactic to drive people to the site and then do a bait and switch with a 15% coupon.

A bad review in a public space is how you handle cancellations like this.

Fuuuu i already have too many multi tools and knives... So tempting

EDIT: screw it, in for one . I can always gift it as xmas gift if need be.