Gerber Paraframe II Framelock Folder With 3.6" Plain Edge Blade - 22-48448

Name: Gerber Paraframe II Framelock Folder With 3.6" Plain Edge Blade
Brand: Gerber Knives and Gear
Price: 29.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.286 (7 reviews)

Gerber Paraframe II Framelock Folder With 3.6 inch Plain Edge Blade

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Key Features:
1. Innovative frame-lock mechanism
2. Thumb stud
3. Pocket clip
4. Open handle design
Product Description:
The big brother in the Paraframe family is the Paraframe II. The ergonomically innovative handle is designed to make the knife lightweight - the all surgical stainless steel construction makes it tough. The frame-locking 3.635" clip point blade is honed to the sharpest possible edge. It is available in fine edge or serrated.
Technical Specs:
* Overall Length: 8.25"
* Length Closed: 4.75"
* Length of Blade: 3.635"
* Weight: 4.1 oz.
* Lock Mechanism: Frame lock
* Blade Style: Fine edge
* Blade Material: 400 Series stainless steel
* Handle Material: Stainless steel

UPC Code: 013658484481

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.

(7 reviews)

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Jon
Philly

Dec 16, 2016

Pros: Weight, Handle Feel, None

Cons: Blade Sharpness

Bigger and nastier than the Paraframe I

Even though there is just a little over a half inch difference in blade length between this knife and the Paraframe I, it feels different and performs well for larger tasks. It's not quite the convenient pocket size that it's younger brother is but it is still fairly light as far as knives of this blade size tend to run. If you have used a paraframe I and are looking for something a bit bigger to mess around with then definitely give this one a try. I picked one up used that had been seeing action for years and it has no blade play and locks up just fine. It has a classic paraframe blade which means it's easy to sharpen but doesn't hold an edge like a more expensive blade.

Bernie G
Slippery Rock, PA

Sep 22, 2016

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Great Knife for the money!!!

My son bought me this knife several years ago. I was really amazed at how durable it was. I carry it with me everywhere and it has come in very handy. I didn't realize how dependent I was on it until I would forget to slip in on my pocket and found myself reaching for it time after time throughout the day. The pocket clip makes it very easy to carry and access when needed. It comes very sharp and stays that way for a long time. I have purchased 3 or 4 of these knifes over the years since my son bought me the first one, not because they don't hold up but because I've got 2 grandsons now and they have borrowed my knife and they also seem to have a real knack for losing them. I'll keep buying this knife as long as they keep making it. It's just a d#mn fine knife.

Knife Enthusiast
TX

Mar 12, 2013

Pros: Lock Ease of Use, Handle Feel, Pocket Clip

Cons: Blade Material, Overall Quality, None

Not One of the "Legendary Blades"

Before I say a few negative things about this knife, let me just say, I like it. I like it a lot. It fills your grip without leaving awkward space. The cons about this knife is that I have had to apply more maintenance to this thing than any other knife I own! The blade is the primary problem, as it often does not remain tight very long! The bolt the blade swivels on requires a special wrench available in the Benchmade Bluebox. The blade also gets rusty easily, so it needs to be looked at and attended to regularly. Bottom line is, for the price, it is a good knife, but if you want a lower maintenance knife, try something else!

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