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Chop firewood, build a shelter or prepare a meal with the A tool doesn't get much more multi-functional than the Ultimate Survival Fixed Blade from Gerber.
Product code: 16143030 / 379381
Key features
With a sturdy pommel and rubber handle that allows you to get a strong hold of it, the Gerber is an impressive bushcraft and survival knife.
Survive and thrive thanks to the inclusive emergency whistle for use if you take a wrong turn in the wilderness. Get a fire started on a cold night with the Firestriking Edge on the blade.
Through the SNAP-IN strap, attach the knife to any piece of MOLLE survival equipment.
- Firestriker + Firestriking Edge
- Hammer Pommel
- Ergonomic Rubber Grip
- Emergency Whistle
- Sharpening Stone
- Sheath included
- Ceramic Coating - prevents corrosion
- Mounts onto MOLLE Equipment - 1.75 belt or in a traditional drop-leg belt mount
Specifications
- Blade Length: 10-inch blade
- Blade Material: 7Cr17MoV
- Handle Material: Polypropylene
Reviews (1)
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24th Oct, 2021
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This is my first survival knife, so I'm no expert, but here goes.
As a first knife, this gerber is great value compared to the price-range for other knives of this type.
I have 2 minor problems, however: firstly; the serrations on the lower part of the blade make carving a little fiddly, though it's managable.
Second; the fire-steel sucks. The rod itself is far too soft, which doesn't spark well, and isn't secure in the handle. I struck it a half-dozen times when it slipped out of the handle.
Over-all, though: the blade is a sturdy enough for batoning. The knife sits secure in the sheath and the handle is comfortable.
If you do get this knife; the whistle is on the toggle attached to the end of the handle and the sharpening stone is on the back of the plastic sheath. I was looking in the box as I thought they would be separate.
To be fair, it's a gimmick and not a major component so you can get by without noticing it's absence.