- Multi-Tool Vintage -
Leatherman is constantly evolving and reinventing.1 They have many vintage multi-tools that are gone, but not forgotten.1
The original Leatherman Wave is one of those tools.1 When this tool was released it had more features than any other Leatherman tool if its time.1 This 17-in-1 tool could do almost anything and featured pliers, a wire stripper, screw drivers, a knife, scissors, and much more.
The Leatherman Pulse featured all of the Leatherman's popular features in one 15-in-1 tool. It housed a knife, pliers, screwdrivers, files scissors, and much more.
The Leatherman Sideclip was a 12-in-1 tool that did not need a sheath.1 It was a complete with a drop-point knife, four screw drivers, and pliers along with other things.1
The original Pocket Survival tool was the Leatherman PST. 1This was the tool that spawned the empire.1 This 14-in-1 tool had every essential tool that you could need, including pliers, a knife, many screwdrivers, bottle opener,1 a ruler, and many more things.1
After the origin PST, there came the Leatherman PST II.1 This tool was designed for angles, like Leatherman himself.1 This was their first tool that came with scissors, and included all of the tools that the 14-in-1 PST had.
The Leatherman Mini-tool was their first attempt at a keychain sized multi-tool.1 It had fliers, a file, and a knife among other things and weighed 4 ounces and was 2.6 inches closed.
The Leatherman Flair was perfect for the picnic and came with a corkscrew, cheese-spreader, knife, and cocktail fork among other thing.1 This 16-in-1 tool was very unique, and useful for the handyman (or woman) who liked to eat.
The Leatherman Super Tool was their first 4.5 inch tool.1 It was an 18-in-1 tool that was made for the working man.1 Complete with a saw and many other devices, this tool was handy and functional.
The Leatherman Juice was a tool that came in the bright 'Solar' yellow.1 It was complete with a lanyard attachment for the worker on the go, and was a small 3.25 inches and 5.5 ounces.
The Leatherman Charge Ti and Leatherman Charge XTi were the two original Charge designs that took the multi-tool to a whole new level.1 They had scissors or a cutting hook along with the other devices that Leatherman lovers had grown to love.
The Leatherman Super Tool 200 was the upgrade to the original Super Tool and they tried something new with the handle-side locks.
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