Gerber® Gator® Folding Knife - Clip Point
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Features surgical stainless steel blades and patented Gator grip handles that set them apart from the competition. Their advanced combination of thermo plastics delivers comfort and feel, and is designed tooffer the maximum grip for dry or wet conditions. Blade length: 3-3/4". Closed length: 4-7/8".
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 17
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by moosechef One Terrific Knife
I 've used a Gator for at least 10 yrs and highly recommend this knife for hunting. I like the high quality of Gerber's no slip handle. My knife has been used to skin at least 8 moose, keeps an edge for a good length of time and can take a beating. Recently went looking for another knife and after checking many others decided to buy another Gator. I agree with another rating advising avoiding the serated style. I only wish it came in a bright orange or similar so it can be found easily when dropped on the ground.
August 22, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5Â by jl1771 Great knife
I've owned one of these knives for better then 10 years now. I served in the Navy for 20 years and my gator has taken a pounding. It's cut thru heavy rope, THICK rubber and who knows what else. The only reason I give it 4 stars is because I've found is that it's hard to get an edge on it at first, but once you do, holy cow, it stays there, a little touch up now and then and it's good to go. If you want a tough knive that will go anywhere and cut anything... this is the knife. I recommend getting the NON-serrated blade just to make it easier to sharpen, not a big fan of serrated blades anyway.
June 12, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by BruceCounty10 The Best
Best knife I own. Rubber Grip. Worth the money. Folds up nice.
April 25, 2010
Rated 3 out of 5Â by pshooks sturdy...but
i bought this knife for saltwater fishing. The first time that sea water touched it, it immediately formed superficial rust spots. I wouldn't consider this blade stainless although in fairness it does seem to be holding it's edge.
March 27, 2010
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I see no thumb stud, no thumb hole, no thumb-nail slot, absolutely nothing to give one's fingers a way to open this knife. What gives??? I have a Gerber "Gator II" that has a hole in the blade for opening the knife. I see nothing on this knife to allow opening it. I love my Gator II. It is not extremely fast opening, but this "Gator" would take most of the day to open!
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I've had the knife for two years and never once had a problem opening it. It's slick ... just squeeze the blade top with your fingers and pull to open.
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