Gerber Dime Multi-Tool, Green [31-001132]
August 24, 2017 - Comment
Dime Micro Tool, Green We took the standard keychain multi-tool and made it better. In addition to stainless steel pliers, wire cutters, a fine edge blade, spring-loaded scissors, flathead screwdriver, crosshead driver, tweezers and file, the Dime includes a unique blade designed to safely cut and score plastic packaging and a bottle opener that is exposed even when the tool is closed. Compact and lightweight, the Dime is the most valuable change you’ll find in your pocket. Specifications: – Closed Length: 2.75″ – Overall Length: 4.25″ – Weight: 2.20 0z. – Stainless steel Features: – Scissors – Medium flathead driver – Fine File – Small flathead driver – Coarse file – Lanyard ring – Spring loaded pliers – Wire cutters – Tweezers – Bottle opener – Fine edge blade – Retail package opener.
Product Features
- Compact and lightweight
- Stainless steel
- Color: Green
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Should now be $5. Quality has gone downhill… but hey China quality control eventually goes down the drain every time. I own many of these, but this last one is pure junk. When closed one side meets together as it should and the other has a big gap in it. The knife function is grinding and I suspect that is a result of the same problem where one of the pieces may have been drilled slightly off. In any event, whoever assembled this should have looked at this and tossed it instead of sending it on for shipment to the consumer.
great design, average quality of materials this rating is for the product only, I had absolutely no issue with the seller, who would get 5 starts.
Geber Returns to the Quality Pocket Tool Business in a “Small” Way Definitely one of Gerber’s better product efforts and a real revelation to those of us who’ve lamented the company’s slide in quality over the past 15 or so years. The Dime is a surprisingly well-executed mini multi-tool with a good choice of blades. The build quality is very nice and any criticisms about the tool’s capabilities are really more a function of the inherent limitations of any multi-tool this size.