A very solidly made, strong, and durable product. Even though at first glance it's clear that it's a piece of quality steel, it's not excessively heavy. As with every multitool, the multitude of things you can do with this little thing is impressive. I think everyone should have it with them just in case.
Gerber Truss Multitool - Black
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17-function Truss multitool featuring spring-loaded pliers with slim Needlenose tips. The design incorporates an automatic Safe.T.Plus lock system for enhanced comfort and secure use.
Truss is crafted entirely from robust stainless steel, finished with a black matte coating for extra durability. Outfitted with three different blades: plain, serrated, and saw. A practical mounting clip makes everyday carry easy.
Included in the package is a nylon sheath.
Tools and functions:
- pliers,
- wire cutter,
- large flathead screwdriver,
- medium flathead screwdriver,
- small flathead screwdriver,
- Phillips screwdriver,
- plain edge blade,
- serrated edge blade,
- double-row saw,
- can opener,
- bottle opener,
- scissors,
- wire stripper,
- awl,
- ruler,
- file,
- lanyard ring.
Technical data
Color: Black
Material: stainless steel
Length (folded): 110 mm
Blade length: 57 mm
Weight: 238 g
Manufacturer: Gerber, USA
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Gerber Gear is an American brand founded in 1939 in Portland, Oregon, and has long been recognized as one of the largest suppliers of knives and multitools to the US Army. Its range includes iconic models such as the Mark II combat knife, the BMF survival knife, the Strongarm, and the LMF II Infantry, designed to safely release pilots from downed aircraft. Gerber has become famous for its collaboration with renowned designers, including custom knife makers, which has allowed the brand to constantly set new standards in the industry. It also gained global popularity with its series of survival knives and accessories bearing the name of Bear Grylls, which have made a lasting mark on the history of outdoor activities.
| Blade length | 57 mm |
|---|---|
| Pliers | Yes |
| Wire cutter | Yes (integral) |
| Electrical crimper | Yes |
| Wire stripper | Yes |
| Bit socket | No |
| Scissors | Yes |
| Case included in set | Yes |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| File | Yes (steel file) |
| Saw | Yes (integral) |
| Can opener | Yes |
| Bottle opener | Yes |
| Ruler | Yes |
| Corkscrew | No |
| Materials | Steel |
| Length | 110 mm |
| Weight | 238 g |
| EAN | 013658161580 |
| Manufacturer code | 30-001780 |
| Brand | Gerber Gear |
| EAN |
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Number of reviews: 4
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Multitool made of high-quality steel. Strong, solid, and durable. The lock holds well so there's no risk that, for example, the knife will try to close during use and cut your finger. I've had it for several years and can't say a bad word about it. It's hard to find any faults. I bought it just in case and it was a perfect choice. It's already come in handy several times.
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I bought it back in 2020. It was a hardworker, helped me a lot with a car, at the garden, at home and at work. But one day I tried to twist a wrapping tin stripe to break it...instead of it the pliers got broken. Well, not bad tool at all, but didn't last forever. Sent it back to Polish Service for to be repaired or exchanged for similar model.
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The multitool is fantastic, Gerber apparently gives a 23-year warranty on it. So far it's been used occasionally and I have to say it makes a very good impression. I've used some functions with all my strength and, surprisingly, nothing chipped or anything like that. The lock that doesn't give way under heavy pressure on any of the multitool's functions is a good idea. The sheath is well-fitted and although it doesn't make much of an impression, you have to admit it gets the job done. It's perfectly fitted. There's a belt loop sewn onto the back for fitting onto a pants belt. The multitool operates with a slight resistance, which is how it should be because there are no unnecessary looseness. It's coated with paint that doesn't come off easily from abrasions.
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