Leatherman 64010103K Micra Multitool
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Leatherman Multi Tool Micra Clam Packaging Scissors Clip-Point Knife Tweezers Nail File/Cleaner Flat Phillips Screwdriver Extra Small Screwdriver Medium Screwdriver Bottle Opener Ruler (Inch/Metric) Lanyard Attachment.
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Technical Details
- Key-chain sized "Micra" multitool- Scissors, clip-point knife, tweezers, nail file/cleaner, flat Phillips screwdriver, extra small and medium screwdriver, bottle opener, ruler
- 100 percent stainless steel
- Includes lanyard attachment
- 2-1/2 inches; 2.75 ounces; 25-year limited warranty
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By Kwan L. Lowe (Florida, USA)
I have the Gerber Shortcut tool, which is similar. There are a few notable differences though:
1) The Gerber tools are accessible without opening the tool. The Leatherman requires opening, but if a tool is extended, closing the handles will act as a locking mechanism. It's a good idea, but I prefer the added convenience of the Gerber design versus the locking. The Micra can arguably be used with more force because of this decision, however.
2) The Leatherman is smaller and quite unobtrusive versus the Gerber. In fact, it makes the Gerber seem enormous. My only complaint is that the metal is a bit slick. Combine this with the small size and the perspiration on my hands, and I don't feel quite as secure versus the Gerber. This is a minor point however, as it serves its purpose well. It would be wonderful if there was some sort of rubberized coating on the Micra, even if it added slightly to the size.
3) Workmanship is excellent. I am a big fan of Gerber tools, and have no complaints, but I am impressed by the tightness of the workmanship (not to imply that the tool is not easy to open, it is).
4) Costs almost twice as much as the Gerber. Not a big deal, because it's still under $20 in most locations.
By John H. Stanley
I am well pleased with the Leatherman Micra tool. It is compact and versatile.
By Guillermo A. Llerena (Stirling, NJ United States)
This tool has a good assortment of tools, some more useful than others. The scissors are great, and easily worth having this on your keys just for that. The bottle opener is functional but a bit annoying to use, and the tweezers are good quality as long as your not looking for precision use.
Overall, the biggest complaint is that you need to open the scissors to use the other functions, which can be painful if your not careful and inconvenient regardless. Ultimately, it will take up a decent amount of space in your pocket for good scissors and tweezers, the other tools are less than exceptional.
By Benbrilling (Santa Cruz, CA USA)
I like the quality, feel, and versatility of this tool, but after carrying it and my small Swiss Army knife around alternately, I found that I prefer the Swiss Army model. The Swiss Army is a little less in size and weight, it has a smoother profile, and opening a particular tool is a little quicker and easier. Personally, I find that I use the knife, scissors, or phillips/flat screwdriver blades about 98% of the times I pull it out of my pocket. The Leatherman is a cool tool, but I like the Swiss a little better.
By Brent M. Millare
This product is not good because it is the best knife, tweezers, screwdriver or can-opener, but that it is small and compact enough to fit on a keychain, while retaining a certain level of usefulness. The scissors are quite good and are precise enough for removing hang-nails and strong enough to cut through wires with ease.
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