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which is better the leatherman micra or schrade tough chip ?
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leatherman micra or schrade tough chip ?
- Thread starter uncleknife
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I've only seen the Schrade but I have had a Micra ever since they came out. The Micra and my Spyderco Ladybug are my only knives that go everywhere with me (except the courthouse).
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I bought my wife the Micraand she loves it. I applied a little White Lightening and it opens very smoothly and stays shut very tight when closed. Great little tool for the keychain or the office desk drawer.
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I got my wife the Micra and she found it pretty inconvenient. She primarily needed a quick access knife on her keychain for opening boxes. It was inconvent to get to the knife on the Micra. She switched to a small SAK instead.
What I really like is my M4 Sebertool. All 6 small blades are easy to get to without opening the tool or removing it from my key chain. It unfolds into a nice pair of plyers instead of scissors. I mostly use a knife in places other people use scissors. If I wanted scissors I'd get a small SAK.
What I really like is my M4 Sebertool. All 6 small blades are easy to get to without opening the tool or removing it from my key chain. It unfolds into a nice pair of plyers instead of scissors. I mostly use a knife in places other people use scissors. If I wanted scissors I'd get a small SAK.
I have no experience with the Shrade but am very happy with my LM micra, handles many tasks, small enough that you don;t know it's there until you need it. It is also my daughter's favorite for art and craft projects, fits her pretty little hands perfectly.
Be safe,
Chad
Be safe,
Chad