Leatherman PST II Plain Label

When Leatherman Tools introduced the PST II, they ended up manufacturing the same set of tools with two different labels. Some of them are called the PST II, and others have a plain "Leatherman Tool" label even though they have the same exact blades and implements as the PST II.

How did you get here?? You can now find an index of all the different PST II variations by going here.

Both versions of the PST II are retired and no longer made by Leatherman, though they are still available in used condition. We sell them both at the same price, since neither is particularly rare (at least not yet).

The Leatherman PST II "plain label" is built entirely from stainless steel-- it contains a large set of pliers (combination needle-nose, regular pliers and wire cutters), plus eight supplementary tools (4 folded into each arm of the pliers).

PST-- another screwdriver instead of scissors
PST II-- same tools with a PST II label
Sideclip-- no file or awl, adds attachment clip
SuperTool-- adds wood saw and serrated blade, larger size

Victorinox Craftsman-- adds wood saw, chisel, hook and small blade
Victorinox Mechanic-- no metal file, smaller pliers, one screwdriver, adds small blade
Victorinox Ranger-- no pliers, adds wood saw, hook and small blade
Victorinox SwissTool-- large pliers, adds serrated blade, wood saw, separate can opener