Multitools

Best Black Friday Multitool Deals: Standout Picks Worth Your Money

From the Leatherman FREE P4 to a sub-50 Damascus-bladed Surge clone, here are the multitool sales that genuinely stand out this Black Friday season.

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Introduction

Black Friday sales seem to arrive earlier every year, and this season the multitool category is one of the strongest places to spend your money. Both plier-based multitools and pocket knives are seeing meaningful discounts right now, with several long-standing favorites dropping to prices we rarely see outside of major sale events.

Rather than trying to cover every single discounted item, this guide focuses on the deals that genuinely stand out on value, features, and long-term usefulness. If you have been waiting for the right moment to pick up a quality multitool, this is a very good year to do it.

Top Standout Deals at a Glance

The headline deal is the Leatherman FREE P4 at around $104, down from a regular price near $150. The FREE P2 follows closely at roughly $90, and budget-leaning options like the Leatherman Sidekick and Wingman sit around $55. Outside Leatherman, the SOG Flash Elite drops to about $33, and a Surge-style multitool from Mol brings Damascus-class blade steel in under $50.

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There are plenty more sales beyond these, including the Wave, Rebar, Curl, FREE T4, FREE K2, and the SOG Flash MT, plus accessories such as ratchet drivers that are back in stock. The picks below are the ones with the clearest value case.

Best Overall: Leatherman FREE P4

The FREE P4 might be the single most compelling deal this season at $104 versus its usual price around $150. What makes this tool basically irreplaceable in the market is its dual left-handed and right-handed access, along with every implement being operable one-handed. Whether you are holding something in your dominant hand or your off hand, you can still deploy the tool you need.

On top of that, unlike tools with removable components, there is nothing in the FREE P4 to lose. In outdoor settings the implements always stay with the tool, so you never have to worry about anything falling out. It is a tool built to last a very long time, and at this price it is a highly recommended pickup.

Best Everyday Carry Value: Leatherman FREE P2

The FREE P2 is easy to underappreciate at first glance, but its slim profile and how easy it is to carry win people over quickly. At around $90 it shares the FREE series’ one-handed usability philosophy in a more pocket-friendly package.

Here is the striking part: the FREE P2 currently sells on Amazon for the same price as the Leatherman Curl, which makes the P2 an exceptional pickup by comparison. It is light years ahead of leaner budget options like the Wingman, and the extra cost over those tools is well worth it.

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If you want a genuinely premium carry experience without the flagship price, this is the deal to beat.

More Leatherman Deals Worth Checking

Leatherman has a huge range of items discounted right now. The Sidekick and Wingman are both sitting around $55, with the Wave, Rebar, Curl, FREE T4, and FREE K2 also on sale. If you are choosing between the leaner options, the Wingman is hard to recommend over the alternatives this season given how strong the FREE P2 deal is.

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The Wave remains the classic do-everything choice for people who want a full-size tool with a proven track record, and a sale makes it an easy recommendation for a first serious multitool.

Compact and Lightweight: Leatherman Skeletool

The Skeletool is also part of the current Leatherman sale lineup. It appeals to a different kind of buyer: someone who wants the core essentials, pliers plus a blade, in the lightest possible frame. For hikers, climbers, and minimalists who find full-size multitools too heavy, it has long been the default answer.

With current sale pricing, it becomes an even easier entry point into the Leatherman ecosystem without committing to the weight or cost of a larger tool.

Budget Pick: SOG Flash Elite

The Flash Elite is now $33, down from its normal $43, and it is one of the most impressive budget values in this whole sale season. It comes with a D2 blade, fully one-handed capable tools, a Ferro rod, and a saw, covering a remarkable amount of ground for the money.

It is also the preferred choice over something like the Leatherman Sidekick for anyone who values that feature set. The Flash Elite is discounted both on Amazon and on SOG’s own website, where additional items can carry even deeper discounts. The SOG Flash MT is also on sale for under $50, though its locking mechanism is a point of frustration worth noting.

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Dark Horse: Mol Surge Clone Under 50

This one is the sleeper deal of the season. Mol’s Surge-style multitool comes in under $50 and might be the best sub-50 multitool we have seen from a material perspective. It keeps the excellent scissors but upgrades the blade to a 9Cr18MoV and VG10 combo, the kind of steel pairing usually found on much more expensive folding knives.

The changes go further: a pull cutter on the inside that people have wanted on this style of tool for years, replaceable wire cutters with a spare set included, a bit kit, a well-formed micro bit driver instead of the small flathead, and a saw plus scalpel holder built in with additional scalpel blades. Even the sheath is decent, with a clip that actually stays on and space for the bit kit.

Buying Advice

If budget allows, the FREE P4 at $104 is the safest premium pick thanks to its fully one-handed design and nothing-to-lose construction. If you want premium feel for less, the FREE P2 at around $90 is the strongest value in the Leatherman lineup right now, especially at parity with the Curl.

On a tighter budget, the Flash Elite at $33 is hard to beat, and the Mol Surge clone under $50 delivers materials and features that embarrass its price bracket. For a classic full-size first multitool, a discounted Wave remains a dependable choice.

Conclusion

This Black Friday season is unusually kind to multitool shoppers, with genuine discounts across budget, mid-range, and premium tiers. Match the tool to how you actually carry and use it, and any of the picks above should serve you well for years.

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