Gerber Quadrant, Straight Edge Flipper Knife with Pocket Clip, Bamboo [31-003731]
September 9, 2019 - Comment
The Quadrant is a fashion statement with a function. With its finger flip, the blade is easily deployed and held in place with a sturdy frame lock. The unique Bamboo handle gives this knife a stand-out look that’s sure to catch anyone eye.
Product Features
- The Quadrant is a modern Flipper knife with Bamboo handle scales and a sleek blade to set it apart.
- Deploying the blade is intuitive and simple with a sturdy finger flipper.
- A straight edge sheep foot blade shape is built for style and utility with an ample cutting edge to handle those daily tasks.
- A pocket clip secures the knife while not in use.
- The Quadrant features a 2. 7 Inch 7Cr17MoV stainless steel blade
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Not great quality The grip feels like light cheap pot metal, the white part of the grip is very cheap plastic that’s already dirty right out of the box, the blade itself just needs a little sharpening out of the box which is to be expected and the blade is decent quality..just not assisted at all and doesn’t even glide open with a light flick. At $36 I’m not too upset but my $18 CRKT is much much better quality, so I was hoping for more from this Gerber. Gerber quality isn’t what it used to be.
Beautiful, But Hard To Open Smoothly Length:: 0:05 Mins The knife is gorgeous and compact, perfect for someone looking for style and practicality in a knife. The blade comes sharp and is easy to sharpen with both whetstones and the traditional “pull the edge through” sharpener, however it comes at a few setbacks. Opening it is possibly one of the biggest issues, the fact that the only way to quick draw it is the flipper method. The flipper method needs a fairly loose/oiled pivot which this knife lacks, so…
Nice looking knife with some issues Pros: Knife looks exactly as pictured.Sharp out of the box. Pocket clip is my favorite part about this knife, nice deep carry & a light slim profile.Cons: The flipper is absolutley terrible, impossible to deploy with a single flick. All in all it doesn’t seem worth the current 30+$ asking price.