Gerber Paraframe I Folding Knife 3" Bead Blast Clip Point Blade, Skeletonized Stainless Steel Handle, Frame Lock - 22-48444

Gerber Paraframe I Folding Knife 3 inch Bead Blast Clip Point Blade, Skeletonized Stainless Steel Handle

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Description

GB8444: Paraframe I Folding Knife - Clip Point

Gerber

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 knife with a fine edge 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.

Features

Frame lock handle design
Lightweight open stainless steel handles
Sturdy pocket clip
Limited lifetime warranty

Specifications

Blade Length: 3"
Overall Length: 7"
Closed Length: 4.125"
Blade Material: High Carbon Stainless Steel
Blade Style: Clip Point
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Lock Mechanism: Frame
Weight: 2.8 oz.
Made in China

UPC Code: 013658484443

Related Categories

Gerber Knives, Gear and Tools, Gerber Paraframe Series, Stainless Steel Blade Steel, Steel Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Frame Locks

Steel Handles Stainless Steel knife handles provide strength and durability and look and feel great.

Frame Lock Developed by Chris Reeve, it functions like a liner lock but the lock is comprised of one of the handle scales. It's an extremely strong and easy to manipulate lock.

(6 reviews)

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Mountainjeff
Colorado

Oct 29, 2023

Pros: Handle Feel, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Weight

Cons: None

Nice little knife

This is a nice, simple little frame lock. The smooth handle feels good and looks cool.It was a little stiff to open at first but with a little practice and figuring out how to hold it when opening I'm ok with that now.It is kind of small, and it looks like the thumb stud interferes with the pocket clip. I don't think I'd edc this as it is too small, although the quality is worthy of it. For <$15 it is 5 stars if it fits you.

Matt
Marietta Ohio

Nov 12, 2018

Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Pocket Clip, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness

Cons: None

My gerber para frame 1 plain edge blade

I’ve had my GERBER para frame 1 since September 2017 and carry it clipped to my pocket I really like the fact that it is light weight and very easy to use I use it at my camper then bring it home at the end of the season and then it will go in my hunting backpack for hunting season that way I’ve got something to use in the woods for when we take snacks with us I can use it instead of using the hunting knives cause if it gets dull no big deal sharpen it back up and put back in hunting bag it will stay there all hunting season and probably all summer because I have my gerber one flip that I can always take with me back to my camper and use upcoming next season in April 2019. I have several different gerber knives and really like them really well will be buying them again in the near future.

Jon
Philly

Dec 04, 2016

Pros: Weight

Cons: None

Fairly cheap but love this knife

Got this knife years ago and it has dutifully served me since. I use it primarily as an EDC and it has worked well for minor food prep and all the smaller tasks I've used it for. What I love so much about it is how it feels in my hand. The contour of the frame and the cutout where my index finger falls makes it feel like an extension of my hand. The blade doesn't keep an edge like an expensive blade but it is easy to sharpen and holds up well for minor tasks. Never had an issue with the frame lock failing or the thumb screws loosening. It is possible to push your fingers into the frame if your fingers are small but in all the time I've had the knife I have never come close to accidentally cutting myself.

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