Gerber Gear GDC Fixed Blade Multitool with Clip, EDC Gear and Equipment

Great quality and perfect size if you don’t want to carry a pocket knife looks like a money clip.

My husband likes this little knife and keeps it in his bag. It's very compact and sleek unlike a usual pocket knife that is a bit bulky.

TL;DR:This is the first Gerber piece I've purchased, and I'll definitely buy from them again.PROS:Small. Feels high-quality. Knife is easy to deploy (i.e., if you place it correctly in your pocket and practice, you could hand the clip to a thief while removing the knife relatively covertly if you so choose.) Easily fits 5 cards and more bills. It doesn't take a genius to figure out that you just put your bills under your cards under the clip so it's easy to put them all in: plastic doesn't tear easily, paper does. It's tight enough that it would rip bills if you just try to jam them in, but that gives it the strength to keep everything secure, too. Also, I have no problem pulling the knife out when it's full. If you do, you're putting too much into it, and will probably bend the metal quickly and make the clip useless soon anyway.CONS:The composite edge of the clip had a few sharp points sticking out of the side. Easy to fix, though: Snap the knife out and cut them off.NEUTRALS:The metal on mine is more of a golden-copper-green color than the neon shown in the pics here. I dig it though; much more my style. Also, to the people who want to carry this through TSA: If you don't want to have it taken, don't take it with you. Finally: Nothing against Gerber, but you can get this for about 1/3 the price on Amazon versus their site--and it's a tremendous deal.

If you're just looking for an extremely small blade for a keychain, I would look at other options. But if you really do want to use it as a zipper pull this is a good choice because it is so small. I took off a star because out of the box I had a problem with the liner lock. It didn't lock reliably at all, I was able to fix it but not before almost breaking it in the process. My other complaint is it's a little tight so it's not super easy to deploy the blade, it's not bad but it's far from smooth, combined with the small size makes it a little annoying. It is however very sharp out of the box although it would be difficult to sharpen.

I haven’t used it yet but as other reviews have said, this thing is small. I gave it 5stars because gerber makes quality products and the dimensions are posted. I got it for work but I really liked the clip design, the loop connects to a plastic part you squeeze to free the knife. The knife is also a liner lock

Great little knife

Overpriced for what you get. Design is okay but there are some major flaws and “engineering” misses with the overall idea. Quality is decent. If you use it for any cards that have plastic on them or a chip it will absolutely ruin them within a month. The idea is good but the execution isn’t great. I no longer carry it due to it ruining cards and being a bit unnecessary/redundant.

Most of my adult life I have carried some kind of pocket knife. A pocket knife and a flashlight are two things that can make your everyday life so much easier and having one of each makes me better prepared at all times. When I need to open a package or cut a string or plastic tie, I want to be able to grab a sharp blade, use it, and put it away securely. Often I will already have my hands full at the time, so one-handed operation is important.I bought this money clip knife intending to use it for it's intended purpose, but soon discovered a variation that works much better for me. Instead of using it as a money clip, I use the clip to attach the kinife to my pants pocket. With the clip on the outside, the knife part is secure inside my pocket. I can access the knife by slipping my thumb inside the pocket, release the blade and remove it in one easy motion. The clip and the rest of the case stay in place. Replacing the blade after use is relatively easy also, though a little bit of practice makes that process go smoother. For putting the knife away, the blade needs to be lined up just right with the case.One important point needs to be stressed here: THIS IS NOT A SELF-DEFENCE KNIFE. I read some comments and questions here from people fantisizing about using this blade against attackers or to defend themselves. DON'T even think about it! It's not that kind of knife and it would never work for that.This knife will stay handy and secure in my pocket. When I need it, it is easy to withdraw and them put safely away. The blade was very sharp right out of the box but it stays put until I need it.