Gerber Legendary Blades - Gallery

Gallery

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  • Gerber logo on machete/saw combo

  • Gerber machete/saw combo

  • A Gerber LMF II ASEK used to cut through a 220 volt electrical line during a battle in Iraq

  • A Gerber Compact Sport 400 multitool, closed

  • A Gerber Compact Sport 400 multitool, open

  • A Gerber Mark II combat knife, with black anodized blade

  • A blunt tip Gerber River Shorty dive knife

  • A Gerber Paraframe I framelock knife, with fine edge and dark gray titanium nitride coating.

  • A Gerber Suspension pocket tool, blades open

  • A Gerber Suspension pocket tool, pliers open

  • Gerber Vise keychain, 60mm long when closed

  • Gerber Vise, fully opened

  • Gerber Blackie Collins One Piece, Fixed Blade CLip-Lock Diving Knife

  • Gerber Vise, only side tools opened

  • Gerber Remix, redesigned with Paraframe opening/closing system

  • A Gerber Assisted-opening knife

  • A Gerber Paraframe framelock knife, the Gerber Guardian Backup knife with sheath, and a Gerber Multi-plier 600 with sheath.

  • Bear Grylls compact survival knife

  • Bear Grylls series Gerber Firestarter.

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