Leatherman OPNR vs Leatherman Core
Leatherman OPNR ($10) vs Leatherman Core (Retired) — side-by-side specs, weight, pros and cons to help you pick the right tool.
Leatherman
Core
Retired
Vaulted, no longer sold
Spec-by-spec
| Spec | Leatherman OPNR | Leatherman Core |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $10 | Retired |
| Weight | 14.7g | 307g |
| Weight | 0.52 oz / about 14.7g (leatherman.com) | 307g (10.8 oz, Leatherman Retired Products page) |
| Length | 2.6 in | — |
| Width | 1.01 in | — |
| Depth | 0.09 in | — |
| Material | 420HC stainless steel | — |
| Tools | Bottle opener, mini pry, screwdriver, package opener | — |
| Blade Length | — | 3.2 in / 8.1 cm |
| Closed Length | — | 4.5 in / 11.5 cm |
| Status | — | Retired |
Pros & Cons
Leatherman OPNR
- Under 15g and 0.09 in thin
- Opens boxes, bottles and screws
- $10
- Leatherman brand and warranty
- No blade or scissors
- Medium screwdriver fits few small screws
- 420HC is a basic steel
- Not new: product page images date to April 2026
Leatherman Core
- 4.5 inch closed length
- Built for heavy jobs
- Retired, so it is no longer made or sold new
Leatherman Core is the better value at Retired. If weight matters most, Leatherman OPNR carries lighter at 14.7g. Both are part of our curated tool index — tap through to check current pricing.