A Ton of Gerber Knives, Multi-Tools, and Gear Is on Sale for Up to 30% Off—Shop These 4 ASAP

Whether you’re fileting fish or repairing a truck, these Gerber tools have you covered.

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Gerber knives and multi-tools are widely regarded as some of the best for hunting and fishing, mechanical repair, and everyday carry. Many shoppers say their Gerber products end up lasting for years, but they keep coming back for more, either for themselves or as gifts. Thankfully, Gerber just opened up its spring sale, offering shoppers up to 30% off some of its best knives, tools, and gear, with many prices lower than what you'll find on Amazon.

The best Gerber knives on sale start at just $11 and include everyday powerhouses like the Swagger and Paraframe, with multiple options in the corrosion-resistant Controller model for saltwater fishing, among others. Several multi-tools and utility knives, including the Bluntnose Multi-Plier 600 and the wildly popular EAB are also on sale. After Men's Journal looked through the 100-plus models that are marked down at Gerber, we found these four that are a must-consider. 

Gerber Swagger Drop Point Serrated Knife, $29 (was $42) at Gerber

The Swagger Drop Point Serrated Knife from Gerber is an ideal everyday workhorse that's as suited for at-home projects as it is for shaving tinder for a campfire. This 7-inch folding pocket knife features a strong G-10 stainless steel handle and a matching blade that locks into place when needed. It has a great hand-feel at just under 4.5 ounces and can be comfortably clipped into a pocket when not in use. Many shoppers say they've had theirs for years and, no matter how hard they work it, it just won't quit on them.

What Shoppers Are Saying: "I've taken this knife all over the world, in the ocean, in the air, the desert, the jungle, and to work every day, and am convinced it is unkillable. I have used it for every possible use that one can think of for a knife, as a general-purpose pry bar, bottle opener, to work on aircraft, and a wide variety of other tasks for which it was never designed. It has weathered all of them beautifully and holds an edge well."

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• Gerber Sumo Knife, $35 (was $50)
• Gerber Asada Knife, $40 (was $57)

Gerber Multi-Plier 600 Bluntnose Multi-Tool, $72 (was $90) at Gerber

Gerber multi-tools are some of the most highly regarded in the US, and this one is no exception. Its 14 on-board tools include blunt-nose pliers, four total screwdrivers, two knives, and a bottle opener to top it off. It's made in the US from stainless steel and is very easy to open—all the things that point to a high-quality tool that'll last for years.

What Shoppers Are Saying: "I bought this tool around 30 years ago. I’ve carried and used it every day in the oil patch, in the ambulance, and on my homestead. Many, many times I’ve been blessed with the ability to access the pliers and cutters one-handed. Excellent tool, brilliant design, and superb strength."

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• Gerber Curve Multi-Tool, $13 (was $19)
• Gerber Multi-Plier 600 Pro Scout Multi-Tool, $72 (was $90)

Gerber Controller 8-Inch Salt Knife, $40 (was $50) at Gerber

Saltwater fishermen understand that having a stable, sharp knife at all times is non-negotiable—especially on choppy water. Gerber's Controller fileting knife comes in 6-, 8-, and 10-inch models and has specifically designed features that any angler will appreciate. This filet knife has an ergonomic and tread-coated polypropylene handle to help it stay safely in hand and a high-carbon, anti-corrosion stainless steel blade that's flexible, so getting around rib bones becomes a non-issue. Gerber includes a special knife sheath with this model that includes a built-in sharpener so you don't have to go scrambling for one.

What Shoppers Are Saying: "Have been using this knife to cut mostly vermillion rockfish with a few yellowtail and halibut here in SoCal for the last two months. Came very sharp out of the box and the built-in sharpener is very handy. The sheath is great for stowing when not in use and like the description states it drains water very easily. Will be looking to add a few more to our fleet."

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• Gerber Downwind Ulu, $50 (was $62)
• Gerber Ceviche 7-Inch Knife, $20 (was $25)

Gerber Paraframe Mini Serrated Knife, $14 (was $17) at Gerber

The Gerber Paraframe Mini is one of the bestselling pocket knives for daily use at places like Amazon for a reason. Slim, sleek, and stainless steel, it's a minimalist's dream and looks like a proper man's accessory. At just over 5 inches long and a mere 2 ounces, it's the perfect size to stash in the coin pocket of your jeans. Look to add one to your everyday carry lineup or gift it to friends, family, and fathers on their special day come June.

What Shoppers Are Saying: "I wanted a low profile everyday carry that wouldn't show in my pocket. This ended up being the perfect knife for me. At first, I took the clip off and carried it loose in my front pocket, but ended up putting the clip back on so I could wear it as a fifth pocket…I can't believe how sturdy and nice this knife is for the price."

Also Check Out:

• Gerber Paraframe II Plain Edge Knife, $32 (was $40)
• Gerber Remix Plain Edge Knife, $29 (was $41)