Is the hole on the blade a bottle opener?
393027
not that I know of , I think it's just for thumb opening . never thought to use it for a bottle opener it might loosen the blade if used for that after awhile
393028
No, it is just for opening the blade similar to the Spyderco hole, just a different shape
393029
No, it is just thumb hole to open knife. It is close to size that if you filed it out alittle it "may" work though.
393030
No, it's used for single hand opening. You snag it with the side of your thumb that you are holding the knife with to open it.
393031
Maybe.. the knife feels like junk .. get a kershaw brawler.. its smaller but way better unless u r stuck on the size.. this knife dulls quick and blade loosens easily
1857461
No, it is not. The hole makes opening the knife very easy, though. The knife is designed for a right handed person, but I can easily open it with both my right and left hand.
606584
Yes there is a hole. I suppose it is for a key chain; I never thought about it. This is a great knife that does most anything you need done but is not bulky or heavy in your pocket. Gerber makes the best. I have owned thirty or forty of these over the years. I keep loosing them out of the ill-designed pockets in men's pants.
1563934
Yes it is an assisted opening knife. You start it by using the "flipper" then a spring assists it open.
392351
Yes it is. It's a deep carry pocket clip and has a rather thin clip too which allows really only a bit of the window breaker to show but it's very hard to see and the thin clip makes it look more like a pen. I have the knife on me every day as my edc "every day carry" blade and no one has asked about it.
701752
No, just the old fashioned, jagged-ish edge on the lid. This is a good serviceable opener, just not fancy. Ours has been chugging along well and is still working great.
167607
NOt sure what you mean by retail package opener. But mine looks exactily like the picture and has a blade.
1924769
Not engineered for a bottle opener, but you "could" open a bottle like the older generation opens bottles!!
1862542
Leatherman's website only lists a bottle opener. It does not list 'can opener' as one of the tools so it's really not designed for that purpose. It certainly doesn't look like any can opener I've ever seen (they all have a curved/angled piece of metal away from the lip to pierce the can).
1213438
There are NO HOLES in the end of the blade. There is a SEMI-CIRCLE cutout on the end. I have a photo if needed
822562
I believe it does. There is a section of metal on the inside of the handles that is used for opening jars or cracking nuts and that seems to be attached to the ends of the bottle openers and scissors part. That's just a guess though. I don't really have that answer.
124299
That hole is in the handle not the head. Part of manufacture process probably
2087570
Yes. There's a little "lever" on the back edge, opposite the blade, that when pushed flips open the blade. Great feature!
1237633
I've had both. They're very comparable. Bottle opener is better on the Dime. The plastic clamshell packaging opener on the Dime is really useful too. Everything else is better on the Leatherman. The scissors on the leatherman have broken on me twice though (the little metal stick that makes the scissor "springy")
2113777
I've ordered 2 of them separately several months apart, and they both came with the bottle opener. =)
1686847
Well - the bottle tends to spin with the motion of the opener. You would need some way to secure the bottle so it wouldn't spin. If you did that, it could be done with one hand.
604771
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