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Leatherman Skeletool KB Folding Pocket Knife with Clip 420HC S/S Blade

The Leatherman Skeletool KB Folding Pocket Knife is a beautifully minimalist yet highly practical tool designed for everyday carry. Weighing just 36.85 g and measuring 8.76 cm closed and 14.91 cm open, with a thickness of 7.6 mm, it slips effortlessly into a pocket or small kit. At its heart is a 420HC stainless-steel drop-point blade, offering a dependable, straight-edged cut for routine tasks. The integrated bottle opener, built into a replaceable pocket clip, adds everyday practicality without bulk. Constructed from stainless-steel with hard-anodised aluminium scales and a Cerakote finish, the Skeletool KB combines robust durability with a subtle, understated aesthetic, delivering reliable utility with quiet confidence.

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Leatherman Skeletool KB Folding Pocket Knife with Clip 420HC S/S Blade

Leatherman Skeletool KB Folding Pocket Knife with Clip 420HC S/S Blade

The Leatherman Skeletool KB Folding Pocket Knife is a beautifully minimalist yet highly practical tool designed for everyday carry. Weighing just 36.85 g and measuring 8.76 cm closed and 14.91 cm open, with a thickness of 7.6 mm, it slips effortlessly into a pocket or small kit. At its heart is a 420HC stainless-steel drop-point blade, offering a dependable, straight-edged cut for routine tasks. The integrated bottle opener, built into a replaceable pocket clip, adds everyday practicality without bulk. Constructed from stainless-steel with hard-anodised aluminium scales and a Cerakote finish, the Skeletool KB combines robust durability with a subtle, understated aesthetic, delivering reliable utility with quiet confidence.

Key Features:

Reliable Everyday Carry Knife

Lightweight and Pocket Friendly

Integrated Bottle Opener Feature

Quality Construction for Durability

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Leatherman Skeletool KB Folding Pocket Knife with Clip 420HC S/S Blade

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Product Overview

Leatherman Skeletool KB Folding Pocket Knife with Clip 420HC S/S Blade

The Leatherman Skeletool KB Folding Pocket Knife is a beautifully minimalist yet highly practical tool designed for everyday carry. Weighing just 36.85 g and measuring 8.76 cm closed and 14.91 cm open, with a thickness of 7.6 mm, it slips effortlessly into a pocket or small kit. At its heart is a 420HC stainless-steel drop-point blade, offering a dependable, straight-edged cut for routine tasks. The integrated bottle opener, built into a replaceable pocket clip, adds everyday practicality without bulk. Constructed from stainless-steel with hard-anodised aluminium scales and a Cerakote finish, the Skeletool KB combines robust durability with a subtle, understated aesthetic, delivering reliable utility with quiet confidence.

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