Gerber

Gerber’s Center-Drive Plus adds a pair of spring-loaded scissors, a partially serrated blade and a leather sheath that has room for 12 standard-size bits. It retains the Center-Drive’s unique full-size screwdriver, full-size blade and spring-loaded pliers.

The Gerber Mullet is a small multitool that’s meant to be carried on a belt loop or clipped to a keychain. It functions as a wire stripper, a scraper, a nail puller, a pry bar, a small and a large flathead driver, a cross driver, a 1/4″ hex driver and a bottle opener.

Gerber’s upcoming camping utensil gives you nine different tools in a form that weighs less than an ounce. The full size utensil is a fork, spoon and knife in one, and it comes with a detachable kickstand that adds six more tools, including a bottle opener. Drops 2019.

Gerber’s upcoming multitool gets its name from its full-size 0.25″ center driver, which has a magnetized tip that works with standard size bits. It also has a pair of needlenose pliers, a knife blade and more. Drops 11/1/16 for $89.

This rugged, fixed blade knife has a serrated edge full-tang 4.8″ blade with black ceramic coating, and a super-grippy rubberized handle with a diamond texture. Includes a sheath that offers horizontal or vertical belt mounting, as well as MOLLE compatibility.

Gerber’s handy kit for campers packs a kitchen knife and paring knife into a convenient carrying case that also doubles as a 8.2″ x 10.1″ cutting board. The drawer locks, knives are held in place with magnets, and there’s a built-in ceramic knife sharpener.

Gerber Gear’s new Gerber Daily Carry (GDC) tools are meant to be attached to your keychain, zipper or backpack. There’s a screwdriver, an Allen wrench, a flashlight, a 0.68″ blade and a 2″ knife.

A small and simple multi-tool that’s at home on a keyring. The 2.75″ long Shard has a pry bar, a small and large flathead screwdriver, a wire stripper, a cross driver and a bottle opener.

The Apocalypse Survival Series are short-range bladed weapons that have appeared on the TV series Walking Dead. Meanwhile you can practice using them on the growing weeds on your lawn.

Woods Monkey has a helpful review up of Gerber’s Epic; despite the name, it’s actually a compact (yet sturdy) knife with a semi-serrated 3.4″ blade, larger finger choil, and bottle opener.

Gerber’s Octane is a quick starter thanks to a one-handed opening design that only ways 5 oz.; the 9-in-1 multitool includes pliers, a full-size blade, screwdrivers, and a wire cutter.

Gerber’s Strata is a 7.4 oz 13-in-1 multi-tool with several welcome features: not only does it feature a blister pack opener and padded handles, but each tool sports a safety locking mechanism.