Gerber Gear Remix Folding Pocket Knife, 3" Blade Pocket Knife for Survival and Camping

I’ve been using this Gerber knife for a few weeks now, and it’s quickly become my go-to. The first thing that caught my eye was the unique design, especially the big hole in the middle of the blade. It’s not just for looks—it actually makes it super easy to grip and use, especially when I need extra control.The knife feels solid but is still really lightweight, so I don’t even notice it in my pocket. The one-hand opening is smooth, and the pocket clip and carabiner options make it super convenient to carry around. I’ve clipped it to my bag, my belt, and even just hung it up when I didn’t need it.The size is perfect—not too big, not too small. The blade is sharp, and I love that it’s resistant to rust. It’s held up great so far, and I know I can rely on it for a long time with that Gerber lifetime warranty.Overall, it’s a great everyday knife. Practical, stylish, and super easy to use. Highly recommend!

Great Every Day Carry knife. Very strong, keeps a good edge and has good ergonomics.The knife is a little slow to open, since its axle is a large friction-filled cylinder, but this also means it stays closed very well in your pocket, which is an issue I've had with a lot of other knives (including Gerber knives).Between this and one of those smith pocket sharpeners I was able to skin almost an entire deer with this knife. I have a bunch of these in the serrated version because they are absolutely great every day carries, but switched over to the fine edge because I realized I never use the serration, and it paid off to have this with one of my deer.The clip is great because it surfaces such a tiny little triangular piece out of my pocket, revealing much less of the knife than most pocket knives I've carried.I've always been a knife fanatic and carried a lot of knives. I bought my first one of these for my dad around 7 years ago for Fathers' day, then after he carried it all the time I got jealous and bought myself one as well. Since then, I've carried it off and on, switching it out with others, and I think this is one of the best knives I've ever used. I don't believe in paying a lot for a knife as it distracts from the freedom to use it as necessary, and this knife is (at this point, $20) a great value for the money with no stress about using it in a pinch to tighten a screw or pop a stuck cap out of a muzzle loader. highly recommend.

Came relatively sharp and fits in my pocket well. Spinning the knife while closed is fun if you're into that, but open the weight is too evenly distributed to make spinning possible in case that was your plan. There's no blade lock for the knife in the closed position and I've had it open up in my pocket when carried with the pocket clip in my left front pocket. For safety I now carry it in my right front pocket with the blade spine pressed against the seam of the pocket.One major gripe is the stiffness in which the blade opens. This is attributed to how the blade is connected to the handle as well as using a well worn self opener for several years prior. I spent a few nights soaking the hinge in oil and opening and closing the knife to try to work it in. The motion is more smooth now than it was on arrival, but still nowhere near broken in. Perhaps this is a good thing considering my above issue with it opening in my pocket.Overall it is a fun design knife that fits my needs as a daily carry quite well (medium size, pocket clip, sturdy edge, and good grip in the hand)

Gerber is total quality. Light weight and slim. Fits pocket perfectly.

This is really stiff and needs break in time but it's sturdy, feels great in your hand, length is nice, sharp, and well built. For the price you cannot go wrong. Will update in a few months.

Not only is this a thing of beauty, but it is highly practical as well. This is a great EDC pocket knife, super lightweight and comes razor sharp from the manufacturer! The hole in the center makes it easy to support and not catch yourself. I would recommend this to everyone who has an EDC pocket knife.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It was not as natural to grip as I'm used to, but it was impossible to drop.

OK, Feb. 2018 and enough time has passed to give my final update.This is quite possibly my worst knife purchase ever. The design is still great to look at but that's where its greatness ends. The knife pivot was and has remained stiff and gritty. This knife is a pain to open or close and the finger hole is usmessI like the knife but, it's more of a Novelty knife, nice to show but, not that useful. Hard to open and as hard as I've tried, I can't get it to loosen up. Not a one hand, open or close knife. Not that sharp either but, I still like the way it looks and I still like playing around with it.I'm sure there are better versions of this style knife out there and would love any feedback from other knife fans as I'd really like to try another knife like this but one with a better design, smoother operation, better blade, just a better knife.