Sizing:
- 1.6 in | 4.06 cm (Blade Length)
Sleeves:
- Sleeve Sold Separately
Features:
- Nail File/Cleaner
- Extra-small Screwdriver
- 420HC Knife
- Bottle Opener
- Key Ring Attachment
- Stainless Steel Body
- Tweezers
- Nail File
- 2.5 in | 6.5 cm (Closed)
- 1.8 oz | 51 g (Weight)
- Flat/Phillips Screwdriver
- 20HC Clip Point Knife
- Nail Cleaner
- Ruler (4.7 in / 12.0 cm)
- Medium Screwdriver
- 25-year Warranty
- Flat Phillips Screwdriver
- Spring-action Scissors
The Leatherman Micra Multi-Tool (Black) is most popular mini-tool with anglers, hobbyists and those who can appreciate the best spring-action scissors around. Personal care features that fit on your key chain are just part of what makes the Micra truly unique. Ten useful tools are packed into this tiny, lightweight Leatherman. It is perfect for a tackle box, pocket, purse, fanny pack, or sewing kit, the Micra makes a great gift.
Tools: Spring-action Scissors, Nail File, Nail Cleaner, Tweezers, 420HC Knife, Extra-small Screwdriver, Medium Screwdriver, Flat/Phillips Screwdriver, Ruler, Bottle Opener, Key Ring Attachment.
| Blade Length: | 1.6 in / 4.06 cm |
|---|---|
| Blade Material: | 100% Stainless Steel |
| Bottle Opener: | yes |
| Can Opener: | no |
| Closed Length: | 2.5" / 6.35 cm |
| File: | yes |
| Measurements Closed: | 2.5 in / 6.5 cm |
| Overall Length: | 2.5 in | 6.5 cm (Closed) |
| Pliers: | no |
| Recommended Use: | personal hygiene, small maintenance tasks |
| Scissors: | yes |
| Screwdrivers: | 1 philips, 1 small standard, 1 medium standard |
| Sheath Included: | no |
| Warranty: | lifetime |
| Weight: | 1.8 oz / 51 g |
| Wire Cutter: | no |
| Wood Saw: | no |
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- Leatherman Hiking & Camping Knives
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Leatherman Micra Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
As other reviewers point out, the scissors are rather inadequate and the tweezers do not inspire much confidence. Out of all the multitools I've ever used, this would be my last choice if I was going somewhere I knew I'd need a multitool. However, the beauty of this tool is that its ALWAYS been there. Multitools are only useful when you remember to bring them along and this tool has saved the day dozens of times simply because I never leave it at home. From cutting cord at the crag to tightening the screws on my office furniture, this tool has been my tool of choice...because it was the only choice available at the time. Bottom line...mediocre multitool/priceless key chain.
Extremely useful, pocket sized tool for everyday use or on the trail
No stupid colored shell!
It has become such a part of me that I forget about it and have had two of them taken off me when I was in a hurry at a security checkpoint.
The second one I got elsewhere had an outer powder coated shell to give it color. This shell quickly looked worn and added weight, bulk, and pointlessness to the tool. The one I just bought here has no such nonsense.
Really Nice Scissors
Light, functional
The build quality on this thing is excellent, the scissors cut though cardboard and plastic packaging easily, and the knife is also super sharp. Some shortcomings: the nail file could be more aggressive, but on such as small tool its not that big of a deal; and the tweezers could be better. However, as previous reviews have said, you've always got this tool with you, and since it I hardly use the tweezers or nail file I find this tool very useful.
Tame version of the classic multi-tool.
Low weight, high utility
If you need a good mini scissors this is it!
Scissors vs Pliers
Negative Reviews:
This may work for you. I got it to replace the tiny scissors in my first aid kit and to have some tools available. Folds compact and weighs little but it is unable to cut moleskin. A nogo for me.
Neutral Reviews:
I agree with @markvu2349992 the knife could be easier to get to. The tweezers are sort of useless also. A bit too wimpy. That said, it's better than nothing.
