Knives

We don't necessarily make knives to win popularity contests. But in the case of our E-Z Out and E-Z Out Jr. line, we're not gonna complain how they've gained such a dedicated following. Because these profoundly versatile clip folders have certainly done their part to help folks fend for themselves. Cutting the things that need cutting. Think of them as all-around knives for everyday life. As the name suggests, they're very easy to open and use. All it takes is one hand to smoothly deploy the...

Built with the same lightweight anodized aluminum handle, the Junior is a scaled down version of the EVO that weighs in at less than two ounces. The fine-edge blade is constructed of stainless steel and is coated with titanium nitride for added corrosion resistance. There's a thumb stud for easy one-handed opening, and a liner lock and finger guard for additional safety. It?s a pocket-sized take on a traditional straight spine knife. Finger flip opening Titanium nitrade-coated blade Anodized...

As Gerber's first assisted opening knife produced, this knife inspired innovation and helped to define a brand. The lightning-quick opening mechanism is still employed today, yet the classic, functional design is all its own. Details: Overall Length: 7.13" Blade Length: 2.99" Closed Length: 4.17" Weight: 3.6 oz. Blade Style: Drop Point Blade Material: High Carbon Stainless Blade Type: Serrated Handle Material: Glass-filled nylon Opening Style: Assisted Opening 2.0 ...

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 serrated 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. Gator grip handle texture for maximum grip...

Like all eight knives in the Paraframe series, the Paraframe I is based on the same minimal frame-lock design. It?s a beautifully simple, open frame, titanium-coated 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 I is everything that an everyday carry folder should be. Frame lock handle design Lightweight open stainless steel handles Titanium nitrade-coated...

Like all eight knives in the Paraframe series, the Paraframe I is based on the same minimal frame-lock design. It?s a beautifully simple, open frame, titanium-coated 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 I is everything that an everyday carry folder should be. Frame lock handle design Lightweight open stainless steel handles Titanium nitrade-coated...

Prodigy - SerratedDesign cues for the new Prodigy were inspired by the award-winning LMF II, another knife engineered by Gerber's Jeff Freeman. The Prodigy is much smaller (9.75" overall length), but it certainly packs as much punch as its predecessor. The full tang, U.S. 420HC Stainless Steel blade is beefy, and coated with ceramic for improved corrosion resistance and reduced visual signature. The ergonomic over-molded rubber handles ensures a soft, comfortable, but secure grip in all...

No thicker than three quarters stacked together and weighing only one ounce, the STL 2.0 (stands for Strong, Thin, and Light) rides comfortably in your pocket. The cut out in the blade provides for easy one-handed opening, and the thin stainless steel handles feature a lanyard hole and a unique frame lock for safety. Cut-out for one-handed opening Frame lock Lanyard hole Extremely thin and lightweight