Leatherman Skeletool Pocket-Size Multi-Tool - 830845

$89.95

Description

LM830845: Skeletool

Leatherman

Leatherman Pocket-Size Multi-Tools

These are the multi-tools you know and love, the ones designed for the job, or hobby where there are no "time outs". Made of the highest-quality materials and full of our most useful options, these tools do it all.

FIVE OUNCES OF FURY7 Tools in One | 2 Bit Count

At a mere five ounces, the Leatherman Skeletool has a stainless steel combo blade, pliers, bit driver, removable pocket clip and carabiner/bottle opener. The Skeletool is just what you need in one good lookin' package.

Tools

  • 420HC Stainless Steel Combo Edge Knife
  • Needlenose Pliers
  • Regular Pliers
  • Wire Cutters
  • Hard-wire Cutters
  • Large Bit Driver
  • Bottle Opener
  • Carabiner Clip
  • INCLUDED BITS: Phillips 1 and 2 Bit, Screwdriver 3/16" and 1/4" Bit

Features

  • Stainless Steel with 6061-T6 Aluminum Handle Insert
  • Stainless Steel body
  • Outside-accessible Blade for One-handed Opening
  • All Locking Blades and Tools
  • Removable Pocket Clip
  • Nylon Sheath Sold Separately
  • 25-year Warranty

Measurements

  • 4 in 10 cm (closed)
  • 5.0 oz 142 g
  • 2.6 in 6.60 cm (blade length)

UPC Code: 037447162473

Related Categories

Leatherman Multi Tools, Leatherman Skeletools Series, 420 Blade Steel, Steel Handle Material, Multitools, Multitools Multitool, Assembled in USA

Product Country of Origin Badge: Assembled in USA
Product Handle Badge: Steel Handles
Product Clip Type Badge: Pocket Clip
Leatherman Skeletool Pocket-Size Multi-Toolrated 4.278 stars out of 5 (18 reviews)
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Leatherman Skeletool Pocket-Size Multi-Tool
rated 5 stars out of 5
Bill
Eastern N.C.
May 09, 2021
Pros: Locking, Materials, Included Tools
Cons: Blade Material
Near perfect
I find the Skeletool to be the most "Carryable" multiple on the market today. A screwdriver, knife, an a set of pliers are all I really need to get me through the day. The only two Issues I've run across, so far, are that the pliers (although great for most small, "in a pinch" jobs) are a little too small for serious work. Secondly, the extra screwdriver bit holder has been known to lose bits from time to time. The easy fix for this is to take a second set of needle nose pliers and very slightly bend in the bar that retains the extra bit. I've heard this complaint several times and have experienced it once, myself. Overall, this is a great design for those who want to cut down on trips to the tool bag, but understand that it's not meant to handle the larger jobs.
Leatherman Skeletool Pocket-Size Multi-Tool
rated 5 stars out of 5
Isabuffy
NY
Jul 09, 2019
Pros: Overall Quality, Included Tools
Cons: None
Handy little bugger!
I bought this for my boyfriend. He loves his Skeletool! He works IT and uses it everyday. Outside of work I see him using it nearly every day from tightening a door handle screw to cutting open a package of steak to cook on the grill!
Leatherman Skeletool Pocket-Size Multi-Tool
rated 5 stars out of 5
Jay R
TN
Nov 28, 2018
Pros: Overall Quality, Finish
Cons: None
Don't Buy This
...because of the junky keychain tool. Buy it because it's (Who says this? Oh, yeah. Tony the Tiger.) great. I like the Surge and the Wave better because they have more tools and are stouter. I like this better because it doesn't feel like a brick in my pocket. For everyday, ordinary tasks, one would rarely need to move up to the larger ones. I have had this several years. I've never had any issues with it. The ergos on this are very good. Those of the Rebar suck. For me, this represents a great compromise between useless stuff like the micro. (Yes. I have one. It was a gift.) and the Why Do iI Need A BugOutBag When I have this Serge? I don't get the keychain tool. It's OK as a screwdriver, but whenever I've encountered sticky nuts, I have needed pliers..........of my 18V impact wrench. I have not found any situation that required any instructions. It's very intuitive. I put this in my hand, and I find myself mimicking Larry the Cable Guy saying, "Get 'er done". Or was that someone from Hell's Kitchen?
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