Gerber Gator 154CM Folding Knife, Fine Edge, Drop Point [06064]
October 5, 2017 - Comment
Like the men and women who carry our gear, Gerber is Unstoppable. Decades of innovation and dedication have put us here. Renowned as a master of knives and tools, Gerber’s problem-solving, life-saving products are designed with the unique needs of specific activities in mind. Today that includes much more than a blade.
Product Features
- Gator grip handle texture for maximum grip
- Lock-back design
- Ballistic nylon sheath
- Overall Length: 8.54″, Length Closed: 4.96″
- Blade Material: 154CM Stainless Steel
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Great value- must have! One of the best prices on a great quality product with one of the best steels on the planet. While the Gerber Gator isn’t exactly a “hard use” or heavy duty knife, it is an excellent knife with a modern, high-grade cutlery steel. 154CM is a modern knife steel that holds a much sharper edge for much longer than the far more common knife steels, such as “420HC” and “440A”. This knife represents one of the lowest cost ways to get a full size, good quality knife with this…
Great large pocketknife…! I have quite a few Gerber blades (knives and machetes), never had a bad Gerber blade and this is no exception. This knife is intimidating just to hold and look at! Not heavy but is substantial, handle is perfect and the steel is exceptional for edge holding. You don’t really need a fixed blade knife if you have this. Criticism: Does not fit well in the nylon holster. Other than that, I could not recommend this knife more highly!
Great for camping, hunting, or utility, but not really a pocket knife. Gerber has produced a real bargain in the 154cm version of the Gator, by carefully cutting corners. Whether that makes it a bargain for *you* or not, depends on your needs. It’s great for camping, hunting, fishing, or as a crafts/utility knife, and is a good paring knife. The fat, grippy handle which makes it so good for those purposes, makes it bad for pocket carry, to the point that Gerber skipped putting a clip on. Its blade is about 3.7″ long, which makes it illegal for concealed…