Leatherman 831425 Wingman 14-in-1 Multi-tool Stainless Steel

Product Description

The Leatherman 831425 is a compact 14-in-1 multi-tool built for trade professionals and field technicians who need a reliable, lightweight tool on the job. The stainless steel body houses spring-action needle nose pliers and standard pliers jaws, giving users a solid grip platform for wire work, fastening, and general-purpose tasks. At 7.0 ounces and a closed length of 3.8 inches, it rides easily on a belt or in a tool bag without adding bulk. The included nylon black sheath keeps the tool secured and protected between uses. Packaged on a card for retail or counter display, the 831425 is a practical carry option for electricians, HVAC techs, and plumbers working in tight spaces.

The Wingman multi-tool is suited for light-duty trade use across residential service calls, commercial maintenance work, and general field applications. The 14 integrated tools cover a wide range of common tasks encountered during installs and service visits. The included wire stripper makes it relevant for low-voltage and electrical work, while the combo knife blade, screwdrivers, can opener, bottle opener, and scissors round out the toolkit for everyday utility. It ships in carded packaging and is available exclusively through authorized Leatherman dealers.

Key Features

• 14 integrated tools in a single compact body weighing 7.0 ounces
• Spring-action needle nose pliers and standard pliers jaws for two grip types
• Combo knife blade for cutting tasks in the field
• Phillips and regular screwdrivers for common fastener types
• Wire stripper for low-voltage and electrical service work
• Includes nylon black belt sheath for secure carry on the job

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose multi-tool for trade and field use; compatible with standard belt sheath carry systems. Available to authorized Leatherman dealers only.

Installation Notes

No installation required. When using any multi-tool for electrical or low-voltage work, ensure the circuit is de-energized before handling conductors and verify compliance with applicable NEC guidelines. Keep blades and pliers clean and dry to maintain corrosion resistance. Inspect the tool periodically for wear on the pliers jaws and blade edges before relying on it for service tasks.