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ToolGuyd > Hand Tools > EDC, Pocket, & Multitools > Leatherman Skeletool & Skeletool CX Switch Blades

Leatherman Skeletool & Skeletool CX Switch Blades

Mar 29, 2010 Stuart Discuss

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It appears that Leatherman’s popular Skeletool and Skeletool CX compact pocket multitools have switched blades. The Skeletool now features a partially serrated blade, whereas the CX now has a full plain-edge blade.

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I’m not quite sure when this switch happened, but I’m guessing that it was done so that the Skeletool and Freestyle multitools can share a common blade production line. If you recall from our preview, the Freestyle has a partially serrated blade, and the Freestyle CX a straight blade.

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