Knives

When Gerber debuted their line of Gator folding knives in 1991, they were voted “Most Innovative Knife of the Year” at the Blade Show. The handle is made of glass-filled nylon and it’s covered with a rubberized alligator skin texture for a tacky, comfortable grip. The lock-back clip point blade has a fine edge and is forged from 420HC stainless steel. Sheathed in a heavy-duty nylon case, the Gator is still one of Gerber’s most popular folders. With an iconic design, the Gator series has become synonymous with craftsmanship and field-tested durability. A portable folding application partners with the patented Gator Grip handle to offer unsurpassed comfort and ease of use.

This lightweight everyday carry knife has an open frame that is the ultimate in minimalist design. Easy to clean, carry, and open, the Paraframe is an effortless addition to your pocket or belt clip. The largest of the eight knives in the Paraframe series, the Paraframe II is based on the same minimal frame-lock design. It’s a beautifully simple open frame knife with a serrated locking blade that is lightweight, easy to clean and opens effortlessly. Built with a smooth stainless steel handle and a clip for secure travel, the Paraframe II embodies everything that a larger everyday carry folder should be.

The Fastball is an American-made EDC knife that lives in the place where precision and polish meet. The trend forward yet practical design has an intuitive finger flipper opening, a utilitarian wharncliffe blade, and an aircraft-grade aluminum handle. Equipped with B.O.S.S. Tech, the Fastball lives up to its name offering quick, smooth deployment – every time.

The Fastball is an American-made EDC knife that lives in the place where precision and polish meet. The trend forward yet practical design has an intuitive finger flipper opening, a utilitarian wharncliffe blade, and an aircraft-grade aluminum handle. Equipped with B.O.S.S. Tech, the Fastball lives up to its name offering quick, smooth deployment – every time.

Built just as tough but shorter and more packable, this version keeps the same dual blade. Perfect for back-country travel, the fine edge tackles brush and vines while the saw cuts limbs and small trees. The Gator Grip keeps tasks comfortable and securely in hand.

When Gerber debuted their line of Gator folding tools in 1991, they were voted “Most Innovative of the Year”. The handle is made of glass filled nylon and it’s covered with a rubberised alligator skin texture for a tacky, comfortable grip. The lock back clip point has a fine blade and is forged from 420HC stainless steel. Sheathed in a heavy duty nylon case, the Gator is still one of Gerber’s most popular folders.

For unmatched control and precision, this full tang fixed blade knife offers a balanced design and comfortable grip. The fine edge, drop point blade affords ultimate utility for hunting and camping tasks alike.

Directly in alignment with Gerber’s pioneering spirit, the Principle is an empowering tool that accomplishes tasks of all shapes and sizes. With its where-you-need-it triple mounting sheath system, the Principle is never out of reach. Use this tool to concoct a shelter, wire a snare, bore a hole, or any other camping of bushcraft demand that may appear. Equipped with an easy to re-sharpen Scandinavian Grind edge, the Principle is purpose-built to run the longhaul. The 90 degree spine empowers users to start a fire with a variety of striking rods. Whatever circumstance the outdoors may throw your way, the Principle is designed to overcome.

A mid-sized 3.3-inch fixed and fine edge blade, the Winchester Barrens FE is suitable for hunting or camping and the full tang construction provides great durability. The curved blade is excellent for skinning applications and features a zebra wood handle.

A classic double bolster pocket knife, featuring a wood handle, as well as brushed bolsters and a lock back closure. The blade length is 3.0-inches and is constructed from 7Cr steel.