Gerber Ultimate Survival Knife: Fire Starter & Whistle Review

Gerber Ultimate Survival Knife: Fire Starter & Whistle Review
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Welcome to our latest video where we dive deep into the Gerber Gear Ultimate Survival Knife - a multi-functional tool perfect for any survival situation. This video will give you an in-depth look at the features, durability, and overall performance of this top-rated survival knife. Whether you're a seasoned outdoorsman or preparing for your next adventure, this review is tailored to help you understand why the Gerber Ultimate Survival Knife is a must-have in your gear collection.
Key Features:
-4.75” Stainless Steel Blade: High-quality material for long-lasting sharpness.
-Emergency Whistle: Built-in for safety and signaling in the wild.
-Fire Starter: Reliable in all weather conditions, enhancing survival chances.
-Sharpener Included: Maintains blade sharpness for optimum performance.
-Rubber Handle: Provides a non-slip grip for better handling.
-Stainless Steel Pommel: Ideal for hammering and emergency situations.
-Compact and Lightweight: Easy to carry without adding extra weight.
In this video, we put the Gerber Gear Ultimate Survival Knife to the test in real outdoor conditions, evaluating its practicality for survival, hunting, and everyday use. We also compare it with other knives in the market to give you a comprehensive understanding of its value. Whether you're looking to buy your first survival knife or considering an upgrade, this video will equip you with all the information you need to make an informed decision. Remember to like, share, and subscribe for more gear reviews and outdoor tips. And don't forget to check out the link in the description for the best deals on the Gerber Ultimate Survival Knife!

[@Sweetknives]

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[@K1NGW0LF]

I had the Bear Grylls knife and it lasted me a decade! It went through many hunting seasons here in Texas. I took down some thin but tall trees with it. I made a lot of bond fires with it in the hill country area, and we just sat there and drank our beer and whiskey. I gave it away to a friend last year because the finish was coming off and the serrated teeth were a bit damage from trying to hack deer bone, he said he'll restore it. I just re-order and got the green one today (to my surprise the original BG was discontinued and selling on Ebay for $200 (hew nah!). Feels lighter and thinner to me but I hope to make many more memories with it, just like I did with the orange BG one. Great Review, btw!

[@paulvelasquez6943]

I needed a good fixed blade multi function survival knive. Picked one up at our local "Wallyworld"... was just shy of 45 bucks. I believe a good value. Good video Sir! Thanks,

[@zionstuart1927]

only ting i dont like is the sheath the newer bear grylls ultimate pro sheath had a sliding sharpner instead of a stone and the fire starter isnt upside down

[@AshSiddiq-id4ly]

Fire starter is only upside if you carry your knife on a belt like an amateur. It would be very uncomfortable and awkward to pull the knife like that. Try carrying it sideways on your belt in the small of your back, or upside down on your chest rig.

[@Ishowmeat670]

This video is high quality, and detailed. This video deserves more views and likes

[@LXT43]

The handle on this thing is amazing. Feels like extension of the hand. Overall a bargain, highly capable tool.

[@AshSiddiq-id4ly]

The handle is very rectangular and hard. Very uncomfortable. Designed more towards being lashed to a stick than for holding comfortable.

[@trynsurviven2440]

They’re like $50.00 here if you found it for $30-40 dollars is worth it.

[@tn21108]

The irony of needing a knife to open the knife packaging.

[@MIMIC_COD]

Took me five minutes just to open the package

[@AshSiddiq-id4ly]

The three biggest flaws with knife on 1st inspection are: 1) the knife is camo green with a black sheath but has Gerber stamped in large white letters so what's the point of the camo. 2) The sheath is shyte and the blade edge slides and rubs on the plastic inside the sheath, dulling the blade every time you pull it out or put it away. 3) The knife came with a roughly sharpened blade. It wouldn't even cut paper and the rouchness of the edge could easily be felt with your finger. Needs a good sharpening and stropping but not with the crappy supplied sharpener - which is really just a rough sharpener for emergencies.