12 best gerber made axe handles

Product description

One of the benefits of the XL Axe II is its solid, easy swing. Coupled with a super-sharp blade made of hardened forged steel possessing excellent edge retention, this axe will chop up to three times deeper than average and provide for greater productivity, which spells out savings in time, effort, and strain on the body of its operator.

• PTFE coated blade reduces friction, chops clean.
• Forged steel head construction is durable for long term use.
• Composite handle is shock absorbent, reducing hand strain.
• Slim sheath ensures safe storage + transport.
• Chop deeper with control + efficiency.
• Forged Steel Head provides superior chopping strength
• Made in Finland

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this a good fire wood splitting axe
Answer:	17.5 inch For soft wood. kindling yes a perfect tool. Hardwood if it's cold might split ok. I have not tried it out on too many hardwoods. I think I would stick to a maul, wedge or an full size axe for the hardwoods like oak, cherry and ash even with the 23.5 axe. Less stain on the body. Let the "tool do the work"
Question:	Does this come with a sheath that will protect the cutting edge
Answer:	It comes with a plastic holder with a tunable lock to prevent the blade from dislodging from the holder. If you are looking for a sheath for the ax the Internet sells them .
Question:	Whats the length of the actual blade, the cutting edge
Answer:	Respectively is 60 cm and 9 cm
Question:	Does it come with a sheath
Answer:	It comes with a plastic cover that doubles as the packing. Not that impressive, wish it came with a canvas or leather sheath.

Product description

For a compact tool, the pack Hatchet delivers an impressive amount of function. Exaggerated finger grooves in the handle allow for incredible edge control while choking up to handle detail work and precise cuts.

• Full tang construction means steadiness in hand and the strength to power through swinging chores
• A tall blade grind retains optimal sharpness
• The handle is wrapped in a rubber over mold for added grip and comfort
• Nylon sheath can be mounted on pack or belt
• Integrated lanyard hole secures the Hatchet while on the move

User questions & answers

Question:	Why does this hatchet look exactly like the bear grylls survival hatchet
Answer:	It is the same model. Same shape, size, and weight.
Question:	Any recommended tool to sharp it
Answer:	I use a diamond t sharping
Question:	if i want a ultralight hatchet could i drill holes in this
Answer:	Yes if you have a good drill bit its like an ula
Question:	Is it molle compatible
Answer:	Yes it is also the head and blade are more like a ula knife of Alaska its great

Product features

Pack Hatchet

For a compact tool, the Pack Hatchet delivers an impressive amount of function. Exaggerated finger grooves in the handle allow for incredible edge control while choking up to handle detail work and precise cuts.

With a portable size and versatile shape, the Pack Hatchet appeals to a wide swath of outdoor enthusiasts: campers, hunters, hikers, and survivalists.

Full Tang

Full tang construction means steadiness in hand and the strength to power through swinging chores.

Transport

Nylon sheath can be mounted on pack or belt while the handle is wrapped in a rubber overmold for added grip and comfort.

Razor Sharp

A tall blade grind retains optimal sharpness to handle whatever the day throws at it.

Product description

The 36” Splitting Axe, Gerber’s largest, has a solid, extra-long handle and weighted stainless steel head for power when splitting logs and chopping roots. It has the capacity to split medium and large-sized logs with a single strike. Featuring a new black PTFE coating, the blade of this axe slices through wood without sticking, while its well-engineered head splits wood cleanly. Built to last, the 36” Splitting Axe has a tough glass-filled nylon handle with a comfortable, grip able over mold, its hardened, forged stainless steel blade offering edge retention which well outpaces traditional axe blades.

User questions & answers

Question:	What are the respective blade lengths of the 23.5" and 36" axes
Answer:	The 23.5" Axe has a 3.5" cutting edge. The 36" Axe has a 3.25" cutting edge.
Question:	Is this item also branded as the Fiskars X
Answer:	Fiskars and Gerber are the same company ! I have the Fiskars splitting axe and love it !

Product description

Featuring a rugged forged steel head that retains blade edge, the Gerber 22-41420 Gator Axe II is a great addition to your basic camping gear. This axe is designed to work under any and all conditions, so you're ready to tackle whatever comes your way. It comes with a durable ballistic nylon sheath for easy portability, protection, and storage.

Longer Handle for Incredible Striking Force

Boasting all the features of the popular short-handed Gator Axe but with a longer handle, the Gator II provides incredible striking force, making it ideal for a range of camping, hunting, and other outdoor or around-the-house applications. Gator texturizing keeps this striking force in check and maximizes your grip for optimum control.

Fiberglass-Filled Nylon Handle for Lightweight Performance

This axe features a glass-filled nylon handle for lightweight, yet strong performance. In fact, an internal magnet holds a detachable razor-sharp saw inside the handle so you can enjoy the versatility of two "cut-ups" in one handy unit. Chop firewood quickly and efficiently, or saw limbs to improve shooting lanes.

Forged Steel Head for Edge Retention

The Gator II has a 3-inch forged steel head for great edge retention, and it's sharp and ready to go right out of the box. To protect the blade from wear and tear, the Gator II comes with a durable ballistic nylon sheath.

Axe and Saw Dimensions

The Gator II has an overall length of 15.6 inches, with a blade length of 2.7 inches, and only weighs 2.26 ounces for comfortable handling and portability. The inserted saw has an overall length of 10.24 inches, blade length of 6.1 inches, and weighs 2.4 ounces.

About Gerber: A History of Innovation

Savvy. Moxie. Craftsmanship. Attention to detail. These are just a few of the company traits that have contributed to Gerber's emergence as a world leader in outdoor gear. Joseph Gerber started Portland, Oregon's Gerber Advertising back in 1910, and one Christmas, he hired a local knife-maker to craft 25 sets of kitchen cutlery as client gifts. The knives were so popular Mr. Gerber ultimately left his agency to launch Gerber Legendary Blades in 1939.

It makes sense, really. An idea man gets the idea of a lifetime and turns it into a major outdoor brand--one that commands respect among knife lovers and knife makers alike. And now that same high regard is spreading in new directions, in the form of many outstanding products such as tools, personal L.E.D. lighting, and more.

What's in the Box

Gerber 22-41420 Gator Axe II with internal saw and nylon sheath.

From the Manufacturer

The short-handled Gator was such a hit when it debuted, we decided to offer a version with a longer handle. Dubbed the Gator II, this all-conditions axe makes a great addition to your basic camping gear. The longer handle results in greater striking force. And that force is kept safely under control because of our Gator texturing, which maximizes your grip. The rigid part of the handle is glass-filled nylon that's extremely rugged yet lightweight. A saw can insert inside the handle and be held in place by an internal magnet. The axe head is an all-business rendering of forged steel, noted for edge retention.

• Forged steel head for blade durability + striking force.
• Glass-filled nylon handle hides a coarse blade saw for brush/branches.
• Gator Grip handle material provides sure grip in all conditions.
• Saw is held inside handle magnetically, for easy + secure transport.
• Any condition. Any task. Get out there.

User questions & answers

Question:	Is the handle replaceable
Answer:	NO. The Handle in Injection Molded around the Axe Head. If it beaks its broke. No fixing it. No replacing it.
Question:	Does the axe come with the rubber strap to hold in the saw? or is this something that came with earlier models
Answer:	It does, but sometimes during use the strap slips off and the saw falls out, so you'll probably want to take the saw out before you try to chop anything down with it.
Question:	Does this come with the Balistic nylon sheath
Answer:	Yes it does come with a nylon sheath
Question:	Does the saw store inside the axe handle
Answer:	yes, the saw does store snugly inside the handle!!! great axe and saw combo!!! al in sun valley, ca

Product features

Gerber Gator Combo Axe II

The Gator II is a compact all-conditions axe for the outdoor adventurer. Made with a longer handle than the original Gator, the advantage is a greater striking force with the stainless steel head. The handle is made of glass-filled nylon and covered in Gerber’s Gator texture. It offers a better and more comfortable grip in wet and muddy conditions. The handle also houses a coarse blade handsaw, held in place magnetically, for sawing branches and brush. It’s a rugged and lightweight camping essential.

Product description

The Downrange Tomahawk is a modern take on an ancient instrument of war - specifically designed to accomplish three breaching tasks. The axe head cuts through walls and rope while the hammer head is the perfect size for smashing through obstacles like hinges, door knobs and locking devices. A hefty pry at the end of the tool can be employed confidently with a cutaway handle in the axe head - this allows the user to maximize leverage during the breach. Desert Tan G-10 scales mount the 420HC steel with KG gun cote to provide maximum grip regardless of environment. The Downrange Tomahawk is an indestructible instrument of destruction.

• 3 tools in 1: Axe, Hammer Head, Pry Bar.
• 420HC steel body w/ Cerakote will not bend or break.
• Desert Tan G-10 composite scales on handle for grip.
• MOLLE-compatible sheath attaches to pack, webbing, or body armor.
• Get the job done on the first try.
• Made in USA axe head with integrated prying handle
• Hammer head and pry bar

User questions & answers

Question:	there are 2 model numbers for this thing 30-000715 30-000792 do you know what the differance is? on gerbers site
Answer:	The only thing I could see is when it was first introduced on the site it was originally credentials required. When it finally came out it was available to everyone and gerber probably never took one off the site.
Question:	Does anyone carry this as a breaching tool on duty? i'm an leo looking for feedback on it's usefullnes as a breaching tool
Answer:	Carried it with narcotics and swat. One of those tools that you don’t need until you do. Takes a beating however draws a lot of attention from the public. Crow bar decent fixed blade knife etc will work.
Question:	Can it cut log
Answer:	It comes fairly dull, but I sharpened it and yes it will cut anything I have tried! The back side has a knurled striking surface for use as a hammer or as a log splitting wedge. I have found this tool to be quick handle and keep it under the backseat of the truck!
Question:	Is it made in China
Answer:	The box it came in said it was made in USA. But no where on the tool itself is it stamped. I bought a Gerber knife also and it was marked Made in CHINA on that box.

Product features

Downrange Tomahawk

When you’re in a situation where time is of the essence, you can’t waste time wondering if you have the right tool for the job. No matter what’s on the other side of that door or barrier, you want a tool with the same single-minded determination as the man wielding it. The Gerber Tactical Downrange Tomahawk is a marvel of simplicity and efficiency in service of solving serious problems. No moving parts to break or jam, no extraneous gimmicks to get in the way—just a well thought-out design and three-quarters of a century of Gerber craftsmanship in your hands.

Triple-Purpose Ax Head

There’s no arguing with a tomahawk. This is largely due to the Downrange’s three-tiered approach to tactical breaching. The ax head’s beveled edge is capable of chopping through drywall and turning walls and doors to splinters. The backside of the ax head functions as hammer for getting through hinges, locks, doorknobs and anything else that’s there to slow you down. The third threat is a pry bar at the end of the handle, controlled by a cutaway grip in the ax head.

Serious Pry Bar

Opposite the business end of the Downrange Tomahawk is a hefty pry bar. With a solid marriage of physics and force, you can confidently pry away using the cutaway handle in the ax head for leverage. The 420HC steel body with Cerakote will not bend or break, and the desert tan G-10 handle has integrated scales to keep the tool firmly in your hands no matter the conditions.

Packs Like a Pro

Tomahawks don’t exactly fit in your pocket, so it comes with a sheath that’s as practical as the tool itself. No matter what line of duty you serve in, if this tool is going to make it to where the action is, it has to be easy to carry. Which is where the MOLLE-compatible sheath comes into play. It readily attaches to your pack, standard webbing or body armor, so it goes where you do.

Product description

The Sport Axe II, like all Gerber axes, is built with an eye to sturdy troubleshooting assistance. The Sport Axe II is the middle brother of the Gerber single hand axe series. Its handle is a bit longer than the Back Paxe II and slightly shorter than the Camp Axe II. Featuring an innovative easily-removed sheath that still maintains a slim profile and stores neatly within the handle; the Sport Axe II serves its owner with the excellence that modern technology and good steel have combined to deliver. The handle features a soft touch over-mold to keep the Sport Axe II securely and comfortably in your hands.

• PTFE coated blade reduces friction, chops clean.
• Forged steel head construction is durable for long term use.
• Composite handle is shock absorbent, reducing hand strain.
• Slim sheath ensures safe storage + transport.
• Chop deeper with control + efficiency.
• Forged Steel Head provides superior chopping strength
• Slim profile sheath stores in handle when in use

User questions & answers

Question:	Is it supposed to be hollow on the bottom? Doesnt feel as durable as a solid one would
Answer:	Yes, it is made that way. They are very durable for what they are, but they are not indestructable, and they are certainly not an Estwing. I've had mine for about a year, and have abused the hell out of it; I've beat on it with hammers and small axes to split logs while camping, dropped it, pounded in stakes, hell a friend of mine even threw it at a tree about a dozen times thinking it could be a throwing axe(it can't), and it never broke.
Question:	Would this be good for throwing
Answer:	It's not a throwing axe, so I would guess. No.
Question:	Is this a badge engineered fiskars x
Answer:	No. This isn’t the fiskars one.
Question:	The size, weight, country of origin and materials being the same as the Fiskars X series are identical what makes it worth nearly twice the price
Answer:	Had I known about the Fiskars I might of purchased it. Bottom line I needed a hatchet for camping I saw the Gerber and know they make good stuff and bought it not thinking about price.

Product description

A portable, compact axe that travels well in the kit of hikers and outdoor aficionados, the Back Paxe II combines light heft and an ultra-sharp blade known for its edge retention. Its size makes it ideal for chopping kindling, along with splitting small logs. With a low-friction surface coating, the hardened forged steel blade of this axe slices through wood at a depth that is three times greater than average, allowing for faster chopping and maximum overall performance efficiency. The coated surface also prevents the blade from sticking in the wood, and its high-capacity potential prevents body strain.

• PTFE coated blade reduces friction, chops clean.
• Forged steel head construction is durable for long term use.
• Composite handle is shock absorbent, reducing hand strain.
• Slim sheath ensures safe storage + transport.
• Chop deeper with control + efficiency.
• Forged Steel Head
• Composite Handle is Extremely Durable and Lightweight

User questions & answers

Question:	Does this really only weigh 9.6oz
Answer:	I think that HAS to be a missed number. It weighs1pound 1.7 oz on my Poulder scale, so closer to 19oz.Still, the best one I have found for backpacking thoughI would not carry except I use a Solo wood stove andthis little axe is useful.
Question:	Does anyone have this and the Gerber combo axe, with the knife in the handle? Are they really as similar as they look
Answer:	No, there is no knife in the handle. The handle is hollow & open.
Question:	Is this definitely for choping; or is for splitting
Answer:	It chops well and can be used to split smaller logs for tinder. I used it almost everyday this winter and works great. However, mine is 14" long with the same profile and weight.
Question:	Description says power source is ac/dc. do i have to listen to them in order to chop my wood
Answer:	Works best with AC/DC. This is not a Molly Hatchet.

Product description

The Frees cape Hatchet uses a forged steel head that's world class in strength and a design that ensures efficient and reliable chopping. It can tackle a myriad of campsite duties; create kindling for the fire, pound in tent stakes, or make a primitive shelter with ease. Coated with a low-friction surface, the hardened blade slices through wood at a greater than average depth, allowing for faster chopping and maximum overall performance efficiency. The Frees cape hatchet is a rough, ready and clever tool in the Gerber Frees cape series. Additionally, when not protecting its blade, the sheath conveniently stores in the handle.

• PTFE coated blade reduces friction, chops clean.
• Forged steel head construction is durable for long term use.
• Composite handle is shock absorbent, reducing hand strain.
• Slim sheath ensures safe storage + transport.
• Chop deeper with control + efficiency.
• Forged Steel Head
• Composite Handle is Extremely Durable and Lightweight

User questions & answers

Question:	What’s the size of the blade
Answer:	I sweat in these no more than any other boot. wear socks or stockings. Its a full over the knee boot so it will be a little warm.
Question:	Would this be good for throwing
Answer:	I don't know because it was the wrong size and I sent it back.
Question:	is the steel carbon or stainless
Answer:	11. I wear a 10 but because I wasnt sure how they fit I bought 11. it is roomy so I had to wear socks.
Question:	When did Gerber come out with a Zombie green line which they call the Freescape? Why did they pick Zombie Green? Did someone like this color more
Answer:	I'm not sure about the calves, but I have large thighs and the boots come over my knees about 2 inches. I also wear an 8.5 wide & I purchased an 11. They are really big for my foot but I like it so that I can add padding in the inside!! Also thick socks for the winter. Hope's this helps.

Product features

The Ideal Compact Hatchet

If you own a lot of DIY and garden tools, the Gerber 17.5-Inch Freescape Hatchet is the perfect accessory to own. This PTFE coated blade reduces friction and chops clean. Featuring a forged steel head construction that is durable for long term use, you will be able to chop deeper with control and efficiency with the Gerber 17.5-Inch Freescape Hatchet.

Durable and Lightweight

With a forged steel head and composite handle that is shock absorbent, you will be able to experience a reduced hand strain.

Product description

This next gen e-tool won its government contract through rigorous testing in combat by the United States Marine Corps. This more modern version of the familiar e-tool has benefited from clever design improvements that make it more durable and lighter weight. Designed to be used as a straight shovel, or with the blade locked at 90 degrees as a pick-hoe. The few important key design improvements are: the ergonomically improved handle is now made of lightweight reinforced fiberglass, the shaft is now reinforced anodized extruded aluminum and the blade is made of hardened carbon steel. The familiar tightening nut has move next to the handle instead of on the blade end keeping operation easier and the tool cleaner. Plain and simple, this is a must own item. Weighs 2.2 lbs. Unused in original manufacturer’s box. NSN# 5120-01-476-7556. NATO Approved. Blade made in Finland by Fiskars. Assembled in USA by Gerber Legendary Blades.

• Made in USA
• Genuine US Military Issue
• Tri-Fold Design Collapses for Easy Carry/Storage
• Steel Blade With a Polymer Handle. One side serrated.
• NSN 5120-01-476-7556

User questions & answers

Question:	Does it have the screw type locking mechanism for a tight lock at "half cock" etc
Answer:	The Gerber E-Tool folding shovel weights 2.55 pounds. A bit heavy is you are backpacking, but good to keep in the trunk of your car for emergencies or when car camping. Mine is always in the trunk of my car. Great product made in Portland, Oregon.
Question:	Will this be accepted by CIF
Answer:	Some Gerber products are made in China. All Gerber products used to be made in Portland Oregon. After a company,in Finland,bought them out, they started to have some of there items made in china, and some are made in Finland,It should be labeled, where it was made.
Question:	How do i know this is the real deal usmc issue? i saw gerber usa on the handle and that was a good sign. anything else i should know
Answer:	This is a good entry level gun, it has a metal gearbox and light metal outer shell. Shoots nice and accurate 150+ feet, for how much it is it is worth it
Question:	What case do you use for this
Answer:	Think so, I didn't use that grip it's not really good so I bought a new one

Product description

Not only relegated to the kitchen, The tri-tip mini cleaver is a unique solution for a variety of daily tasks. The robust cleaver blade has two functions: a beveled leading edge is ideally positioned for scraping and the full fine edge knife easily handles Cutting needs. The machined aluminum handle is textured for added grip and less slip while working.

• At home on the trail, in the backyard kitchen, or at a tailgate, The standout design of the tri-tip rewrites what a utility blade can do.
• The Cleaver blade is not only eye-catching with it's stonewashed finish but has two distinct functions: scraping and cutting.
• The machined aluminum handle scales provides an excellent grip, and a balanced contrast of color to the knife
• The multi-mount sheath can to be carried in two positions: tip down or horizontal SCOUT carry.
• A lanyard hole is integrated into the handle as an additional place to the secure the knife.

User questions & answers

Question:	What is the country of origin
Answer:	No. I wish the heels were wooden but they're not.
Question:	How would this do for cleaning fish
Answer:	I have larger legs but the boots are shorter so they totally fit. A bit snug but not uncomfortable. I can still wear them with leggings.
Question:	How much air is in it
Answer:	I looked it up on the Internet and it says that 43 converts to a 12 in U.S. Size. If you ever need help converting shoe size go to this site. http://www.zappos.com/c/shoe-size-conversion Hope this helps. ;)
Question:	What are the dimensions of the knife
Answer:	From where your heel sits it measures 11-1/2 inches. Hits just above mid calf? Super cute and comfortable boots.
Question:	Is the knife full tang? One person said yes and one person said no
Answer:	I have VERY big calves and these are the only boots I have found that still have room and aren't snug on my lower leg! LOVE THEM!!!
Question:	Is the blade steel 420hc or 440hc. I’m getting conflicting info
Answer:	I have a high arch, these were a snug fit, but the pull up tabs on the sides made it easy to pull them on
Question:	Are there any known leather sheaths for this on amazon? i’ve found a few but i don’t think the gator will fit in the snap
Answer:	No it is a version of tan. To me....I don't think it should be called Cognac....that does make it sound like it should be red. But it definitely NOT red. It is a light tan. Gorgeous color actually!
Question:	Is it a full tang
Answer:	at very back 2.5" where connects to sole 1.5" hope this helps
Question:	How does this machete handle batoning? Does the hook bend, or does it deflect or eat into the baton? Is there a smaller sweet spot
Answer:	Thank you for your interest in Durango Boots. This style, DRD0208, is only available in medium width. We apologize for the inconvenience. Have a great day. -MR at Durango
Question:	What is the overall length and blade length
Answer:	Fromthe very top of the loop on the side of the boot to the bottom of the heel is 1foot 3 1/2 inches
Question:	First use it did not do well with either sword fern or Oregon grape. Does it need to be sharpened first
Answer:	I had to go half size up. I normally wear a 9 and when I got them the toes were soooo tight. I gave it a few days but they hurt so bad. So I exchanged them for a 9 1/2 and they fit perfect
Question:	Is the handle removable
Answer:	Yes, in most cases. There are always exceptions as everyones feet are slightly different.

Product features

Tri-Tip

At home on the trail, in the backyard kitchen, or at a tailgate, the standout design of the Tri-Tip rewrites what a utility blade can do.

The cleaver blade is not only eye-catching w/ a satin finish but has two distinct functions: scraping and cutting.

The machined aluminum handle scales are available in two colors: black or green.

The multi-mount sheath can to be carried in two positions: tip down or scout carry.

A lanyard hole is integrated into the handle as an additional place to the secure the knife.

Product description

The Gerber 30-000075 E-Tool with Serrated Blade is a sturdy and durable folding spade constructed from high-quality and reliable materials. With a serrated edge on half the blade to give you extra digging power, this entrenching tool folds small for easy transport and unfolds to 2 feet for use in the garden, outdoors, hunting, or on the job.

Durable Construction for Heavy-Duty Use

Crafted with a powder coated boron carbon steel spade, the Gerber E-Tool can withstand extensive use in a variety of environments. The virtually indestructible glass-filled nylon handle features an open design, giving you room for a firm grip and increased leverage. The anodized 7075 aluminum shaft also gives this entrenching tool strength and durability.

Compact and Lightweight for Easy Portability

At just over 2 pounds and measuring 9.37 inches in length when closed, the Gerber E-Tool is easy to pack in to campgrounds or hunting sites, take to work, or store in your shop or shed. Its small size also works well in compact spaces where a regular size shovel won't fit.

Serrated Edge Adds Functionality

One side of the spade is serrated to give you extra power when digging in tough environments. Use it to saw through grass, plants, and undergrowth or for cutting into ice or hard dirt. The shape of the blade also helps this Gerber E-Tool enter the ground more easily.

Locks Open for Added Stability

A locking mechanism will keep the Gerber E-Tool open when in use, helping keep you safe and protected when you apply pressure during shoveling. Simply turn the ridged knob that wraps around the shaft to secure the E-Tool in the open position.

About Gerber: A History of Innovation

Savvy. Moxie. Craftsmanship. Attention to detail. These are just a few of the company traits that have contributed to Gerber's emergence as a world leader in outdoor gear. Joseph Gerber started Portland, Oregon's Gerber Advertising back in 1910, and one Christmas, he hired a local knife-maker to craft 25 sets of kitchen cutlery as client gifts. The knives were so popular Mr. Gerber ultimately left his agency to launch Gerber Legendary Blades in 1939.

It makes sense, really. An idea man gets the idea of a lifetime and turns it into a major outdoor brand--one that commands respect among knife lovers and knife makers alike. And now that same high regard is spreading in new directions, in the form of many outstanding products such as tools, personal L.E.D. lighting, and more.

What's in the Box

Gerber 30-000075 E-Tool with Serrated Blade.

From the Manufacturer

Our entrenching tool features a glass-filled nylon handle with a powder coated boron carbon steel spade and an anodized 7075 aluminum shaft. Weighs only 2.3-Pound. Tool only, no sheath.

• Lightweight and tough
• Anodized shaft
• No sheath included
• Sheath part number is Gerber 22-00026

User questions & answers

Question:	Does the locking mechanism seize easily like the usgi e-tools? the usgi version i own is stuck unlocked despite having oiled it regularly
Answer:	I have the kalashnikov version too and I have no idea but it's coming soon
Question:	Does it lock in the "L" position
Answer:	No it puts bbs in ur clip
Question:	How much does this shovel weigh
Answer:	Yes, you can. Any kind of 6mm bbs
Question:	Where is it made
Answer:	Yes

Product features

About us

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.

Founded in 1939 and based in Portland, Oregon, USA, Gerber is an American brand whose products have global reach and relevance. Carried extensively by hunters, soldiers and tradesmen, Gerber’s heritage runs deep. And we are now looking toward the future, where tomorrow’s problems will be solved by the next generation of innovations.

All Gerber products are designed and engineered in Portland, OR where many are produced. We also tap our global supply chain to create a wide range of activity specific gear for wide variety of consumers.

Quality, reliability, innovation. For over 70 years this is what our customers have expected from us.

And whether our products are used to save time, save the day, or save a life, Gerber always delivers.

Product description

Not only relegated to the kitchen, The tri-tip mini cleaver is a unique solution for a variety of daily tasks. The robust cleaver blade has two functions: a beveled leading edge is ideally positioned for scraping and the full fine edge knife easily handles Cutting needs. The machined aluminum handle is textured for added grip and less slip while working.

• At home on the trail, in the backyard kitchen, or at a tailgate, The standout design of the tri-tip rewrites what a utility blade can do.
• The Cleaver blade is not only eye-catching with it's black oxide coating, but has two distinct functions: scraping and cutting.
• The machined aluminum handle scales provides an excellent grip, and a balanced contrast of color to the knife
• The multi-mount sheath can to be carried in two positions: tip down or horizontal SCOUT carry.
• A lanyard hole is integrated into the handle as an additional place to the secure the knife.

User questions & answers

Question:	By chance, has anyone tried opening coconuts with this cleaver because that would be it’s main intended use
Answer:	Definition not You can find the corresponding sizes on google
Question:	what is the steel of the knife blade
Answer:	The boots are slouchy so it might be pretty bulky looking under straight leg jeans.
Question:	I'm assuming the knife with the black scales has a black sheath? Is the sheath for the green handled knife green
Answer:	Thanks for your interest in Durango. This style, RD542, has a calf circumference of 14 inches (size 8). We hope this helps. ~ TKD @ Durango
Question:	What Does It Smell Like
Answer:	Thank you for your interest in Durango Boots. This style, RD542, does have a two toned cushion insole with flex forepart. The insole is very soft and comfortable. We hope this helps with your inquiry. Please reach out with further questions. Have a great day! -MB @ Durango

Product features

Tri-Tip

At home on the trail, in the backyard kitchen, or at a tailgate, the standout design of the Tri-Tip rewrites what a utility blade can do.

The cleaver blade is not only eye-catching w/ a satin finish but has two distinct functions: scraping and cutting.

The machined aluminum handle scales are available in two colors: black or green.

The multi-mount sheath can to be carried in two positions: tip down or scout carry.

A lanyard hole is integrated into the handle as an additional place to the secure the knife.