Features

• 25-year limited warranty
• Most popular full-size Leatherman tool
• Larger knives, stronger pliers, longer wire cutters and all-locking blades
• Includes bottle/can opener, wire stripper, 8-inch ruler, and lanyard attachment
• 100% stainless steel

Features

• Titanium handles for lightweight and maximum strength
• All-locking blades for high-pressure reliability
• Sheepsfoot Blade with Cutting Hook for more efficient serrated cutting
• Premium belt sheath included for belt-side portability
• 154 CM premium stainless steel Clip-Point Knife

Product Description

Less than half the size of any other Leatherman tool, the Micra is easily carried in a pocket, on a key ring, or in a purse. Closing to 2-1/2 inches and weighing just 1.75 ounces, this is unlike any pocketknife or multipurpose tool you've seen. The Micra features scissors, clip-point knife, tweezers, nail file/cleaner, flat Phillips screwdriver, extra-small screwdriver, medium screwdriver, bottle opener, ruler, and lanyard attachment. ... Read more

Features

• 25 year limited warranty
• Key chain sized
• Spring action scissors
• Weighs just 1.75 oz.
• Knife, tweezers, 3 screwdrivers and more

Features

• Premium belt sheath included for belt-side portability
• 154 CM steel knife blade for optimal durability
• Titanium handles for lightweight and maximum strength
• Fast outside access to four blades
• Outstanding 25-year limited warranty

Features

• 42 total tools
• Carrying cases
• Works with Charge, new Wave and the Removable Bit Driver
• Nylon Belt Sheath

Features

• Outstanding 25-year limited warranty
• Stronger, versatile and more features than ever before for tackling just about any job
• 100 percent stainless steel for optimal durability
• New jaw design, all locking blades for safety
• Fast outside access to four blades

Features

• Pocket Clip
• Lanyard Ring
• Works with New Wave, Charge Ti, Charge Xti

Amazon.com Review

When it comes to pocket multitools, nobody innovates quite like Leatherman. The XE6 is the flagship of the new Juice line, and it packs more tools into a smaller, tighter package than any multitool we've seen yet. Like all the Juice tools, the XE6 sports anodized-aluminum handles in a cool color, in this case "Storm Gray". Only 3.2 inches long, and weighing a mere 6.8 ounces, the XE6 is small enough to be comfortably carried in a pocket. Like all Leatherman tools, the XE6 butterflies open, exposing needle-nose pliers, wire cutters/stripper, an extra-small screwdriver, a small screwdriver, a large screwdriver, and a Phillips driver. A straight knife, a serrated knife, a saw, a diamond file, scissors, an awl, a corkscrew, and a bottle opener can all be quickly accessed from outside the tool. We especially like the satisfying way the Juice models positively click into the open position. The individual tools are all made of high-grade stainless steel, the same quality found on other Leatherman tools. The XE6 does lack the positive blade-locking mechanism found on Leatherman's Wave, but the blades click securely into place and are far less likely to collapse than the blades on traditional pocketknives. We think most people will find the missing lock outweighed by the advantages of the sleek, compact design. A smart choice for people who want the full complement of tools, the XE6 is a sure-fire gift for the technophiles and gadget lovers in your life. --Brian Trinen ... Read more

Features

• 25 year warranty
• Storm Gray anodized handles have rounded edges for comfort
• 3.2 inches long, weighs 6.8 ounces, packs 16 tools
• Tools are all made of high-grade stainless steel
• Includes serrated scissors, saw, corkscrew, bottle opener, and 12 other tools

Reviews (1)

Amazing.
The latest from Leatherman is a GREAT tool. Rounded handle is more comfortable than older models' handles for plier use. I'm glad they came out with the neutral colors for the Juice line too. I just can't wait for them to make customizable tools with options like a nail clipper and nail file, and they should be engraveable too! ... Read more

Amazon.com

Here's a nice little light in a tough little package. It's perfect for quick, occasional use, say, to shed some light on a dark keyhole. The built-in key lanyard is long enough to let you use your key and the beam at the same time, and the beam width adjust with an easy turn from spotlight to flood. It's compact enough for a pocket and tough enough to tumble around in a briefcase, backpack or handbag—-it's corrosion-resistant, too. We especially like the extra bulb packed right in the end compartment, so you won't get caught without a light. Granted, the beam could be beefier, but for its purpose, it's a great little flashlight.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• High intensity adjustable light beam
• Sealed O-rings for water and shock resistance
• Precision-machined, high strength aluminum alloy case
• Spare lamp in the tail cap

Reviews (7)

Not easily improved upon!
I bought a MagLite solitaire and a 2 D-cell (both black) for my dorm room in college, last september. Both flashlights are running on the original batteries, although the D-cell has seen more use and needs a change :-D This flashlight is wonderful for the price, bright, waterproof and tougher than heck! The anodized aluminum body resists chipping and rust.. which is your humble reviewer's only gripe. The small size of the flashlight may tempt a user to put it in his mouth for hands-free operation. While this works wonderfully (though may taste a bit odd) I would recommend putting a piece of tubing over the body of the flashlight to prevent wearing down or chipping the teeth. My only other advice is, you get what you pay for in batteries too, so feed your maglite good ones and you will see the difference. Beyond that I'd say this light is just about perfect in terms of small flashlights.

Bright Mag "brat" burns out fast
The Mag Solitare is definitely a recommendation for a present to anyone, especially loved ones who need a handy little light for any reason (from finding keys to somehow ending up in the forest behind their house looking for Fizgig the lost family cat and didn't bring a regular flashlight but have their keychain on them). It's a bright sucker and has a spot to flood beam. For a small flashlight, that's a generous feature. It comes with a spare bulb in the cap (nice) and a carrying strap / loop for your keychain (of course). It also comes in, I believe five shades too. Now...for the annoying parts.

I had to replace at least two due to this fact: the battery compartment hopper is the part of the light that's attatched to the keychain. It's so easy to unwind and open, that after all that jiggling your keychain does, it comes off very soon. Sometimes I'd remember to check it, and sometimes, I'd be left with just the cap and no light in sight. Also, this light is a battery thirsty little devil. After a good half hour of on/off use here and there, that little light becomes a pale friend. Terrific.

So, that said, is this light recommended? Yes-if you have a fresh new extra battery on you (in the car, or your purses...ladies), and if you check the battery knob every few days and tighten it regularily. Mean it.

Take care of your Solitare, or it's lights out.

If you buy, hope like hell yours doesn't break!
3 weeks ago, I contacted Maglite for a replacement switch for my 4-D flashlight, in which the switch failed. The customer service rep asked me for my serial number, which I gave her and she assured me that I could get a replacement switch. I gave her my name and address and she said that a shipment had just gone out, and it would be in the next shipment. That was fine with me. Days turned into weeks. Still no part. More days went by. STILL no part in the mail.

Hmmmm. Is this how long time customers are treated? I previous owned a variety of their flashlights, from an AAA Solitaire to a 5-D flashlight, at least 5 in total. My dad has purchased in the neighborhood of 15 or more himself, starting in about '86 when someone else turned him onto Maglites.

Customer support is as important to me as the product itself. Has customer support become a casualty of a tough economy?

This long-time customer will have to look at alternatives the next time he's buying a flashlight.

Well built, but useless
The Solitaire is relatively well built, but the poor beam makes it useless. Its not bright even with fresh batteries, and it QUICKLY dims. There is almost no sidespill, even when adjusted to wide beam. It eats up batteries, and has very poor beam quality.

This is the only Maglite model that I rate as below satisfactory. It flat out fails.

There are better options out there. Arc flashlights are very bright for their size, reliable, and have a good beam. They use LED bulbs that never burn out. Plus, they are semi-regulated so that they maintain their brightness for longer periods than the Solitaire. Other pocket lights worth looking at are Photon Microlights and the CMG Sonic (both use LED bulbs). Shop around, decide what works best for you and is in your price range.

That said, I cannot recommend the Mag Solitaire regardless of price. Its poor beam and dim output make it all but useless.

Fragile and dim
These are cheap, but the bulbs are very dim and prone to breaking. I'd carry one in my pocket, but every time I came to use it I'd find that the bulb had gone. There are much better lights out there - some of the best are made by ARC. ... Read more

Features

• Longer wire cutters for a better reach
• 25-year limited warranty for consumer confidence
• New jaw design for increased durability
• Comfortable Zytel handle grips for less user fatigue
• Three screwdrivers, bottle/can opener and knife blade for versatility

Features

• Deluxe brown leather belt sheath.
• Fits Wave
• Snap Closure

Reviews (6)

Not the same as it used to be...
Leatherman has apparently changed the design of the deluxe Wave sheath recently. The older ones are as pictured in the Amazon pic above, with nice quality, finished leather and the word "WAVE" horizontally across the flap.

The new ones are much cheaper feeling, and appear to be oil tanned instead of finished top grain. They simply have "Leatherman" diagonally across the front. Not as nice a sheath on any level. Still, they're a good 25% narrower than the nylon version, and Amazon has them priced right.

THE WAVE leatherman
I bought this item 2 Christmas's ago for my boyfriend. He always carried around a small pocket one and with his work in electronics he always found it useful to have it with him. I cn say 2 years later he still wears this on his belt everyday wherever he goes. It is used several times daily and has been a great purchase. It works today and looks just as good as the day he got it. I highly recommend this product as the most useful gift a guy could ever get!

Perfect!
I got this sheath to replace one I lost. At first I considered going with the canvas sheath, but it was just so much larger than the leather sheath. I'm very happy with this item.

A very useful sheath...better than the nylon and velcro.
The Wave's leather sheath keeps the shape of the tool even when empty, so it is far easier to replace the Wave with one hand than it is with the nylon sheath, which is basically a nylon pocket you squeeze the tool into.

The snap, however, requires a little too much force and needs to be aligned closely to easily snap together (the nylon's velcro, obviously, connects rather effortlessly). This isn't too big of a deal, since it's easy to line up the snap once the tool is in there anyway.

First Rate Craftmanship
It's nice to purchase something that is well made AND reasonably priced! The quality of the leather and the workmanship is readily apparent with this sheath! Nice job Leatherman! ... Read more

Features

• 25-year limited warranty for consumer confidence
• All-locking blades for safety
• Four screwdrivers, scissors, saw and extra-long knife blade for cutting, driving, snipping, and sawing on the fly
• Directional, open-tooth saw design for easy starting and easy cutting
• Double-ended eyeglass screw bit offers both flat and Phillips driver for driving a wide variety of screws

Amazon.com Review

The Wave is the flagship of the Leatherman line, and we would argue that it's the company's most versatile multitool to date. It comes loaded with 17 different tools, including everything from pliers to screwdrivers to wire cutters. We really like the Wave's quality construction, its four locking blades, and the fact that the user can get at the knife without having to open up the whole tool--a nice improvement over the original model. While nobody's going to replace a tool set or do major auto repairs with the Wave, it's absolutely invaluable for a wide range of quick, on-the-spot jobs. --Brian Trinen ... Read more

Features

• Includes a nylon belt sheath
• Blades that are accessible from the outside of the tool
• 17 tools in 1
• 25 year warranty
• One handed opening

Reviews (68)

The classic just got better
I bought my original Leatherman tool 15 years ago, and it's served me well. Since then, as one of my quests in life is for the ultimate multitool, I've bought at least a couple of dozen other multitools by various makers, most of which I don't even use since I still prefer my trusty old Leatherman most of the time. But when I saw a good price on this one, I jumped at it. I figured what the hell, you can't have too many tools in your life that you don't use, so I bought it. But I'm happy to say this is probably my favorite multitool, as far as ease of use, versatility, and overal design and qualty of construction is concerned, such as the convenient one-handed opening on the blades. Since then Tim Leatherman has come out with the Leatherman Flair and the Crunch, or locking plier, but I think I prefer this one to those too. I also have his Supertool, which is great, although a little bit too big to carry all the time, but those big regular and serrated blades are pretty impressive. But I think the Wave edges out even the Supertool. So overall, a great tool and well worth the price.

Useful Companion for Photographers
As a photographer, I wanted a smallish multi-tool to carry in my camera bag that would help me out with those little equipment failures and creative gerry-rigging in the field. I looked at Swiss Army, Spyderco, Gerber, and Leatherman multi-tools before choosing the Wave. I chose it because it has the largest number of tools that would be useful to me. And I've been happy with my choice.

The Wave has four tools that you can access without opening the entire tool. These four tools lock, as well: a serrated blade, a file, a straight blade, and a saw. These blades are about 2 3/4 inches long and are easy to pull out.

These additional tools can be accessed only when the Wave is open: a bottle opener, a phillips screwdriver, four sizes of flat screwdrivers, a lanyard hole, and scissors. These tools can be difficult to pull out. I frequently have to pull out a bunch of them and stuff the ones I don't want back in. The scissors will cut paper and cardboard easily, if slowly. These tools don't lock, but they stay in place pretty well.

The pliers open 1 1/2 inches wide. The wire cutter works decently. I've used sharper, but these cut wire in a few tries if not on the first try.

The Leatherman Wave is 6 1/4 inches long when open and 4 inches long when closed. It is reasonably comfortable to use although I think my hands would ache if I had to use it for a long time.

All in all, the Wave is compact, useful and an excellent addition to the gadget bag of any photographer. If you need a really sharp knife, I have a Spyderco that is much sharper. For heavy duty work that requires a lot of torque, you'll need real screwdrivers. Jacks-of-all-trades are masters of none, as they say. But for light work and emergencies in the field, the Wave fills the bill quite nicely. If you have equipment that requires an allen wrench or hex tips, consider getting the Tool Adapter for the Wave also.

A Tool Only for Die Hard McGyver Fans
This 1000+ tool doesn't really do much because it weighs 10 lbs and is rather awkward, most of the tools are difficult to pull out and you need instructions because they are so compact and held together by a balstan ring which makes it hard to turn at angles. I took this with me to the mountain ranges of Oslo and threw it away because it was so terrible to carry around.

Whatta Tool!!
I like tools! My problem is- usually they are where I am not! However- The 'Wave'- Hanging on my belt at all times- it is there and- it is indispensible! Just worked my cabin over in Alaska- used that little tool constantly- Even cut out the 'Moon' on my Outhouse door-with it! If you need one tool-to pack-and of the highest quality and versatility- The Leatherman Wave is it!

A Hard Worker
I just recived the Leatherman wave in the mail today and I decided to mow the lawn and there were some trees in the way of the mower so I decided to test out the new knife. I was cutting through 1 1/4 in wood and it was like a hot knife cutting through butter! That pice of wood was gone in 10 seconds! It is the best saw blade I have ever had. Also the knives are very sharp when you first get the knife which is very impressive. I would recomend this knife to any one! And with this price why wait? ... Read more

Features

• 25 year limited warranty
• Tough spring action pliers
• Outside opening blades
• Knife, file, screwdrivers, and more
• Compact, just 2 oz.

Features

• Unique shoulder design
• Thin kerf design
• Hardened plate
• C3 carbide tips
• Specially engineered heat vents

Reviews (1)

GREAT PRICE GREAT BLADE
I was a little skeptical about the preformance of this blade. Mainly because I've never heard of Marathon. I figured for the price what did I have to lose. I was very pleaseantly surprised. It has outlasted some of the premium blades I own. ... Read more

Features

• 25 year limited warranty
• Locking pliers
• Clamps up to 1" diameter
• Four locking screwdrivers
• Hex drive, wire stripper, and more

Amazon.com Review

Tim Leatherman is our hero. Let's face it: if you're intotools, you can't resist an ingenious gadget, and the Leathermanmultipurpose tools are the ultimate. The Super Tool in particular isone of our favorites, as it's the biggest, strongest tool Leathermanmakes, and it packs just about everything you could want--needle-nosepliers, wood saw, wire stripper, crimper, knives, punch, screwdrivers,file, wire cutter, bottle or can opener, and even a ruler. The toolslock in securely every time and release smoothly and easily. Made ofall stainless steel, the Super Tool is backed by Tim Leatherman's25-year guarantee. You just can't beat this. --Kris Jensen-VanHeste ... Read more

Features

• 25 year warranty
• Locking blades and tools
• 17 tools in 1
• Locking mechanism prevents accidental closing
• Weighs 9 ounces

Reviews (11)

Super Tool 200 Rocks
The hit the nail on the head with this one - super tool. I use it in concert with a smaller Leatherman when two tools are required, e.g., a screwdriver and plyers. Buy a smaller Leatherman for lighter duty task, but take grab this for jobs that are less convenience and more tool oriented, e.g., camping, remodeling, etc.

A great Improvement
I own a Leatherman supertool, and it has served me faithfully for a long time. When Leatherman came out with the "200" I knew instantly that I had to upgrade, and I haven't been disappointed. The curled edges and lock releases were perfect additions to a nearly perfect tool. Obviously, a multi-tool is no replacement for a well stocked tool box. Be especially careful with electrical work. I was removing a Battery from a truck and accidentally touched the terminal screw and the frame at the same time. The arc ruined the tip of the medium flat tip screwdriver. Of all the multi-tools I've tried though, this is the best one hands down, and for what it is, nothing compares.

Absolutely Essential!
If every company produced products like Leatherman and backed their products like Leatherman, the world would be a better place. I use my Supertool every day and feel lost without it. It's like a comprehensive tool kit in one small and sturdy package. Even if I forget every other tool I need for a job, I usually can still manage if I have my Supertool with me. Thanks Leatherman for making something actually worth every penny I paid... times 1,000!

HEAVY-DUTY
This is a real man's multi-tool.
Pros:
1) Will beat-up any of the other multi's in a street fight.
2) The Best file on any multitool ever made. One side is rough-cut and the other side is an even rougher cross-cut! Leave the wimpy diamond files found on other leathermans for fish hooks.
3) This thing can even be used as a hammer if need be. Nothing is going to snap off.
4) Great engineering.

Cons:
1) Why include a mini screwdriver? Many Leatherman reviewers have said that this item is easily bent.
2) When pulling one tool open, they all come out to say hello.
3) You need to open the pliers to get to the tools.
4) The worst part of a brand new tool is that the locking mechanism is TIGHT. Watch your fingers when trying to pull open and close the short sharp-edged tools.

Conclusion:
It's my second favorite tool, right after the Victorinox SwissTool RS.(but the Swisstool's "bull-nose" pliers can't get-in close like the Leatherman's)

This many tools could never fit in your pocket?
This tool is a life saver. I have had mine since it came out and haven't been displeased in the least. I especially like the addition of the file. It comes in very handy and can do anything from file down a stripped screw to file your fingernails. The craftmanship is superb and considering it fits in your pocket does amazing things. I highly reccomend this item, it has served me well for years without a hint of wear. It still looks brand new! Great for the glove compartment of the car too. I took out my tool box after keeping another Leatherman in my truck. The price has come down as well. I would still gladly pay the $100 I paid for my first one again. I have given them as 'well received'
gifts as well. It is the best pocket size tool on the market. ... Read more

Features

• 25 year limited warranty
• Powerful 4.5" frame
• Comfortable handles and locking blades
• 100 % stainless steel
• Ideal for professionals

Amazon.com Review

As a Leatherman Wave owner, you know how versatile a tool it can be. This customized Tool Adapter makes it even more so. Designed to slide over the pliers and lock in any of three positions (straight, 45 degrees, and 90 degrees), it turns the Wave into an effective 1/4-inch hex drive capable of reaching into some pretty tight spaces. While certainly not intended to replace a more powerful drive on high-torque jobs, the Tool Adapter is well-suited for everyday applications and accepts any standard 1/4-inch hex drive bit. For added convenience, it comes with six hex bits and a carrying case you can clip on your tool belt. --Carl Thress ... Read more

Features

• 25 year warranty
• Slides over the jaws of the Wave to provide a standard 1/4-inch hex drive
• Accepts any bit that fits 1/4-inch hex drive
• Locks in straight, 45-, and 90-degree positions for versatile handle configurations
• Comes in compact, clip-on carrying case

Reviews (6)

Great tool, but only if you need it
Like every Leatherman tool, the Tool Adaper for the wave is a great tool. but while the wave is recommended for almost anyone, and whatever you do in your life, you'll probably find it very useful, the Tool Adaper is for people that really work with the wave. if youm use the Leatherman wave in your work or for more then "once in a while" the Tool Adaper can help you get more from your wave. it a really good tool but not a "must have" tool

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This reviewer Evan Jansen from Bend, OR USA said

I hope I'm not breaking any rules here but I just think everyone should know you can get this same tool much cheaper at www.YourBestDeals.net

This guy is dead wrong, its much much higher for wave tool that doesn't even come with a leather pouch and couple bucks higher for the tool adapter.

Personally, I wouldn't go the route of this tool as the wave does everything I need it to do in data networks and minor repair uses. My boss and I use our wave pretty much daily and I recommend it to all my cisco classmates.

Nice Accessory, On or Off of the Wave
This Tool Adapter for the Leatherman Wave comes with 6 hex tips and a black plastic case, 2 5/8x2 1/4x3/4 inches in size with a belt clip on the back, in which the adapter and tips fit snugly. The case is no bigger -and may indeed be smaller- than a screwdriver-type handle or ratchet wrench and tips. So if you already carry a Wave, the adapter might be the practical way to go if you use hex tips. It will accomodate all standard 1/4 inch hex tips.

The tool adapter fits onto the top of the Wave when it is closed. The tip has 3 positions to choose from: straight, a 45 degree angle to the Wave, and a 90 degree angle (perpendicular) to the Wave. The adapter works fine for light work. I would hesitate to use it for a job that requires a lot of torque because the adapter is not super-secure in attaching to the Wave. On these occasions, I would use the adapter without attaching it to the Wave. In fact, the adapter can easily be used on its own, and that is actually preferable in many instances. If you need to get into a small space or have trouble reaching, attach it to the Wave.

Great stuff
Of course you need Leatherman Wave or smth. complaiant, but still great. I even used it as it is - like single tool :))

Adds the last 1%
Small, compliments the Wave well. Not useful if serious torque is required...however...do you REALLY to carry a full compliment of SAE wrenches?? ... Read more