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Leatherman Super Tool 300 vs Wingman

2 tools, measured the same way from the same sources. 15 of 28 rows read the same on all of them; the ones that differ are what follows. A rust value is the better one in that row, grey is the worse, and a dash means we have not verified the field rather than that the tool lacks it.

The Wingman weighs 198 g (7.0 oz) and the Super Tool 300 272 g (9.6 oz), so the Wingman is 74 g lighter, 27% less. By the manufacturers' own counts, the Super Tool 300 carries 19 tools and the Wingman 14. Blade length is 81.3 mm (3.20 in) against 66 mm (2.60 in).

Specifications last verified 2026-09-30.

Comparing
2 of 357
Leatherman Super Tool 300
Leatherman
272 g · 19 tools
Leatherman Wingman
Leatherman
198 g · 14 tools
Size & weight
Weight
272 g
198 g
Closed length
114.3 mm
96.5 mm
Width
30.5 mm
32.3 mm
Thickness
19.3 mm
14.2 mm
Tools & blade
Tool count
19
14
Blade steel
420HC stainless steel
420HC stainless steel
Blade length
81.3 mm
66 mm
Ownership
MSRP
$119.95
$49.95
Cost per tool
$6.31
$3.57
Manufacturer
Leatherman
Leatherman
Availability
In production
In production
Tools
Pliers
✓
✓
Needlenose pliers
✓
✓
Regular pliers
✓
✓
Wire cutters
✓
✓
Knife
✓
✓
Plain-edge knife
✓
—
Serrated knife
✓
—
Screwdriver
✓
✓
Phillips screwdriver
✓
✓
Flathead screwdriver
✓
✓
Bottle opener
✓
✓
Can opener
✓
✓
Scissors
—
✓
Saw
✓
—
File
✓
✓
Awl
✓
—
Ruler
✓
✓
Verdict
Buy if it carries 5 more tools than the other; it works out at $6.31 per tool.
Buy if it saves 74 g over the other; it is the cheaper of the two at $49.95, and it works out at $3.57 per tool.
Verdicts are built from the measured fields only. They are conditional by design: which tool wins depends on what you are carrying it for.

Where they differ

Size and weight

The Wingman weighs 198 g (7.0 oz) and the Super Tool 300 272 g (9.6 oz), so the Wingman is 74 g lighter, 27% less. Folded, the Super Tool 300 is 114.3 mm (4.50 in) long and the Wingman 96.5 mm (3.80 in). The Wingman is the slimmer in the pocket: 14.2 mm thick against 19.3 mm for the Super Tool 300.

Sources: Super Tool 300: leatherman.com (checked 2026-09-30), Wingman: leatherman.com (checked 2026-09-30)

Tools

By the manufacturers' own counts, the Super Tool 300 carries 19 tools and the Wingman 14. Only the Super Tool 300 has replaceable wire cutters, hard-wire cutters, electrical crimper, plain-edge knife, serrated knife, saw, awl and stranded-wire cutters. Only the Wingman has combination-edge knife, scissors, box cutter and package opener.

Sources: Super Tool 300: leatherman.com (checked 2026-09-30), Wingman: leatherman.com (checked 2026-09-30)

Blade

Blade length is 81.3 mm (3.20 in) against 66 mm (2.60 in). The blade on the Wingman opens with the tool folded; on the Super Tool 300 it does not. The Wingman opens its blade one-handed; the Super Tool 300 does not. The edge is plain on the Super Tool 300 and combination on the Wingman.

Sources: Super Tool 300: leatherman.com (checked 2026-09-30), Wingman: leatherman.com (checked 2026-09-30)

Carry

The Wingman has a pocket clip; the Super Tool 300 does not.

Sources: Super Tool 300: leatherman.com (checked 2026-08-26), Wingman: leatherman.com (checked 2026-09-30)

Price and availability

At list price the Wingman is $70 cheaper: $49.95 against $119.95 for the Super Tool 300. Per counted tool that is $6.31 for the Super Tool 300 and $3.57 for the Wingman.

Sources: Super Tool 300: leatherman.com (checked 2026-09-30), Wingman: leatherman.com (checked 2026-09-30)

What they share

Both carry needlenose pliers, regular pliers, wire cutters, wire stripper, ruler, can opener, bottle opener, wood/metal file, phillips screwdriver, flathead screwdriver.

What reviewers say

Points raised by at least two independent reviewers on YouTube or Reddit, with how many made each one. The quotes behind every point are on the product pages.

Leatherman Super Tool 300

No point was repeated by independent reviewers yet.

Leatherman Wingman

8 independent reviewers. All quotes

  • ✓ Spring-loaded pliers enable one-handed use 7
  • ✓ Package opener is useful and effective 4
  • ✓ Tool is affordable and good value 4
  • − Pliers have poor grip or ergonomics 3
  • − Wire cutters crush instead of cutting cleanly 3
  • − Scissors are difficult to use or extract 3

Questions

Which is better, the Super Tool 300 or the Wingman?

Neither leads in every measured field, so it depends on the use. Choose the Super Tool 300 if you need a tool only it carries (replaceable wire cutters, hard-wire cutters, electrical crimper, saw and 2 more), you prefer a plain edge or you want a serrated blade. Choose the Wingman if weight matters (it is 74 g lighter), price matters (it is $70 cheaper at list price) or you need a tool only it carries (scissors, box cutter and package opener).

Which is lighter, the Super Tool 300 or the Wingman?

The Wingman, at 198 g against 272 g for the Super Tool 300, by the manufacturers' published weights.

Is the Wingman worth it?

The Wingman lists at $49.95, $3.57 per counted tool. Among 8 independent reviewers, the most repeated praise is "Spring-loaded pliers enable one-handed use" (7 of 8), and the most repeated criticism is "Pliers have poor grip or ergonomics" (3 of 8).