Leatherman SUPERTOOL 300 Black Multi Tool With Molle Sheath

Leatherman Super Tool 300 EOD (w/ **Black** Sheath) The Super Tool is often referred to as the original workhorse of the Leatherman family. With the new Super Tool 300 EOD weve got those same beefy features and added EOD-specific tools like a military-performance-spec cap crimpers and fuse-wire cutters. Extra strong pliers with cleaning rod/brush attachments have replaceable wire cutters. Comfort-grip handles feature cutouts to make accessing tools with gloves on a cinch. An everyday carry tool, with some not-so-everyday features. The Super Tool 300 EOD is a great way to go easy on your load while beefing up your gear.

A workhorse!

This is model of leatherman will be on my hip as long as they're making it. I get a new one every 5 years and keep the old as parts and backup. The knife is sharp and strong. It's hardy and reliable.

Charge+ tti

First new leatherman i have purchased since 2014. Love the tool selection but wish it had and awl instead of the precision screwdriver. Pliers are typical leatherman high quality and the replaceable cutters have handled copper cable and steel wire easily so far. I also have found the guthook on the serated blade to be very useful in opening boxes and packages. I highly recomend the tti model if the handles are worth it to you. If not i believe the standard charge+ would also make an excellent tool.

Great, solid, innovative EDC tool

I work with limited EOD but this tool covers all the check marks. Literally used it the first day I received it and has been an EDC tool ever since. The crimpers are perfect, the saws are extremely useful and blade was surprisingly very sharp out of the box.I’m not crazy about the Velcro sheath closure but it works for now. It’s a personal preference thing not anything to do with the build quality or functionality.I work as a private security contractor and this tool is a hit not only with me, but my team. I’m glad I it engraved to Mark it as my own.

I bought this Leatherman for

I bought this Leatherman for my husband. He had one for 20 years and the knife cracked. So for his birthday I decided to surprise him with a new one. He was absolutely thrilled! He loved it. As he used his other one just about daily, you can imagine how much he missed having one on his belt. So, he is very happy with the new one. Thank you! Ohh I have two sons who also have one. 😎

I had looked at this

I had looked at this product some time ago but decided to wait. While purchasing another item I saw it again, with the first responder discount I had some money to work with and my wife oked it. Once I received the item, which came in a timely manner, I loved it. It is very well made and very well thought out. The replaceable parts should keep it in service for a long time. I work in rope rescue and like the punch for rope work.

I have used Leachman for

I have used Leachman for more years then I can remember. I am 77 and now have the black 300. I love it. The only negative is that case. It's not worth a damb. Totally useless. A great product like the 300 deserves a great case, not a price of junk.

Jungle User

Quote: "The serrated knife is a weak piece of kit and bent easily. Also the star driver head pretty weak too, lol otherwise yeaaaaaah boiiiii."And "Cuts palmyrah tree branches and deer meat very well."

Super Tool EOD

I've owned several multitools by several brands over the years. My last was the Super Tool 300 which was loaned and lost. I carry one daily, decided on his model as it seamed the most specific to my needs as any other I have had. I must say the quality is still the same high standards that I expect from Leatherman. It is a bit wider than most and it may be important to note that the pliers are thinner (maybe 3/32") at the tip. I love the center punch but the awl seams redundant to me. And I will miss the file. The operation of the pliers and implements is much better than previous models I have owned, though everyone that I have loaned it to can't figure out how to close it (it is just stiff and harder to fold up). It doesn't bother me so much though. I chose the ... MoreI've owned several multitools by several brands over the years. My last was the Super Tool 300 which was loaned and lost. I carry one daily, decided on his model as it seamed the most specific to my needs as any other I have had. I must say the quality is still the same high standards that I expect from Leatherman. It is a bit wider than most and it may be important to note that the pliers are thinner (maybe 3/32") at the tip. I love the center punch but the awl seams redundant to me. And I will miss the file. The operation of the pliers and implements is much better than previous models I have owned, though everyone that I have loaned it to can't figure out how to close it (it is just stiff and harder to fold up). It doesn't bother me so much though. I chose the MOLLE sheath which is great for my use however the extra pocket I can hardly put a finger in much less get something out of it and the Velcro is a bit excessive not to mention expensive for the Leatherman brand, but they don't charge more for it at the time of purchase of the tool. All in all this is the best multitool I have ever owned. The only thing left for anyone to figure out is how to use the pliers comfortably...........

The Ultimate Survivalist Tool

I know that the Super Tool 300 EOD is made for eod techs but it happens to be the perfect survivalist tool. I spend half of every year as a jungle survivalist, doing survival where the jungle meets the coast. The punch and the awl on this tool come in very handy not only for gear repair, but also to extract water from coconuts. You have to de-husk the coconuts first, then you use the awl and the punch to poke a hole through the coconut shell into one of the 3 "eyes" of the coconut. Don't get me started on the uses of the other tools in this Leatherman or you would be reading a entire book. The only tool that I miss on this specific Leatherman is scissors.