Corkscrew and Assist |
Thunder Purple and Storm Gray |
Jaws
- Profile is semi-needlenose
- Features include fine serrations, a gripping area, and a wire cutter area. (with hard wire notch)
- Brushed stainless finish
Handles/Frame
Sandwich/layer construction of the handles is more thoroughly described on the Juice Series page. On the XE6, there is a large cutout area in one handle to provide clearance for the corkscrew.LEATHERMAN and PAT PEND are stamped along the spine of both handles.
Pivots
The Juice series features round head rivets for pivots instead of the traditional Leatherman knurled screws.Blades and Tools
Outside opening- Plain edge knife blade, drop point profile, double side grind bevel. Measures 2-1/2" long. (60mm)
- Awl, with sewing eye (*note awl blades on Juice tools are not factory sharpened)
- Saw blade, double cut (*awl blade must be opened in order to access saw)
- Scissors, backspring loaded. (*serrated section out near the tips)
- Corkscrew
- Combination corkscrew assist/bottle opener/can opener. (*note that from the factory, can opener blades on Juice tools are not sharp enough to open cans)
- Three-sided file blade, one face of which is a fine diamond.
- Serrated edge knife blade, modified sheepsfoot profile. Measures 2-1/2" long. (60mm) (*notches on spine of blade help user identify this blade without looking)
- Medium flathead screwdriver
- Small flathead screwdriver
- Eyeglass screwdriver
- Phillips screwdriver (square profile suitable for Leatherman Removable Bit Driver accessory)
- Lanyard attachment ring
Blade characteristics
- None of the blades or tool lock open
Sheath
See Juice Accessories.Dimensions
- Length open = 5-1/4" (134mm)
- Length closed = 3-1/4" (83mm)
- Width closed = 1-1/4" (32mm)
- Thickness = 7/8" (23mm)
- Weight = 6.7 oz (190g)
Variations
- The standard color offerings for the XE6 model are Thunder Purple and Storm Gray.
Background
Introduced in 2001. Made in the USA. Discontinued in 2014 and a new version with different scales was released.More Info
- Leatherman XE6 review - at Multitool.org main site
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