Gerber 31-000710 Evo Knife and Clutch Mini Tool Combo
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Gerber's best selling knife and mini tool are combined to form the Evo and Clutch Combo Set. This is a great value and offers great savings when compared to buying each individual item. Evo Knife: Titanium nitride coated blade, anodized aluminum handle, dual thumbstuds and a pocket clip. Clutch Mini Tool: Spring loaded pliers, outboard components, stainless steel blade, compact design and a lanyard hole.
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Good Value at this price
Definately worth the Money in this deal ($25) but probably not much more. I got mine today and they are about what I expected from Gerber. Nothing special, but not junk either. The knife is very easy to "flick" open with you index finger, and a small jerk of the hand. It is sharp out of the package The handle is a little more "slippery" than I wanted, but will do. The multi tool is a little smaller than anticipated, but is pretty much the reason I grabbed this deal. The package says made in China :( All in All, if It last a year or two, I definately got my money's worth. 4 out 5 stars mostly for value, but some for utility. -1 for "made in china"
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Indispensable knife, and at a great value!
I bought the Evo Knife and Clutch Mini Tool Combo as an Amazon Gold Box deal for $25.55, expecting it to be, at the very least, a nice utility knife to keep in my Jeep.Shipping was very quick (we are stationed in Germany, and rely on APO shipping. With Amazon Prime, we get most prime-eligible items in five working days).When I opened the package, I was impressed with how light the Evo knife is. It's a switchblade-style stilleto knife, and while obviously not spring-loaded, opening and closing was smooth, almost effortless. You have to be careful on your finger placement, though, as they can get in the way of a smooth opening. Once you get used to it (didn't take long, just a couple of tries), then you will really appreciate how comfortable it feels in your hand.There are two ways to open the knife: one is with the thumb stud, and the other by putting pressure on the finger lever and using a quick flick of the wrist. Both are equally comfortable, but...
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