(
Pros: Locking, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard, Materials, Finish, Included Tools
Cons: None
Advise From A Life-Long Survivalist
You need a multitool for your bag? NO!!! You need at least two. Try undoing a tight bolt and nut together with one. You need at least one with blunt nose and one with needle nose! I recommend one with a hacksaw blade and one wood. You need this Gerber, a Victorinox Army knife, a Victorinox multitool, a Leatherman Crunch vise grip and a Gerber ''super model!'' I also keep a high quality fencing hammer/pliers tool and a Gerber military concertina wire cutter in my tool roll. I keep a multi-head quality screw driver and insist on my Victorinox having a magnifying glass for fire starting. I used to keep two separate rolls with these tools divided between my saddle bags riding a motorcycle year round for years. Not a single Gerber ever failed. Slightly oiled and also in a plastic bag, a small set of wrenches and a folding set of Kobalt SAE allen wrenches, Metric, torque star and a TOPS mini crowbar and folding sawblade included, so-easier fit in an average back pack with compartments! Inside one other bag, a big roll of Gorilla tape/alcohol wipes and a few clean rags, another Ziploc freezer bag with a few auto shop work rags. The best oil for the tools: Sentry Marine Tuf Glide.
