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With 10 tools, this Gerber multi-tool tackles quick fixes on the fly. You'll use the flip bit driver to snug up loose screws. There are 2 kinds of pliers and a 3-grit file/chisel for trickier fixes.



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View all Gerber Multi-Tools| Best Use | Multisport |
|---|---|
| Knife Blade Type | Straight Edge |
| Locking Blade | Yes |
| Number of Blades | 1 Blade |
| Max Blade Length (in.) | 2.4 inches |
| Closed Length | 4.6 inches |
| Handle Material | Stainless steel |
| Blade Construction | 5Cr15MoV stainless steel |
| Phillips Screwdriver(s) | 1 |
| Standard Screwdriver(s) | 2 |
| Bottle Opener | Yes |
| Scissors | Yes |
| Fingernail File | Yes |
| Chisel | Yes |
| Pliers | Yes |
| Wire Cutter | Yes |
| Hard-Wire Cutters | Yes |
| Ruler | Yes |
| Weight | 7.4 ounces |
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Gerber Stakeout Drive is an absolute life-saver during those “quick fix” situations where I’d rather not fumble around with my big, bulky tool box. No installation is needed, as it’s basically ready to use straight from the package, and despite its small size, its design offers very comfortable ergonomics when I’m either using the file or the flip bit driver. Of course, there is a bit of a learning curve when it comes to applying the right amount of force to the tools, but once you get the hang of it, everything else falls into place, especially given its handy little bottle opener that makes it great for a good rest after work. Highly recommend!
This fixes most issues I had with the Stakeout and Stakeout Spark. The pliers are nothing to write home about but they are certainly smooth. The spring on the carabineer is tougher than any carabineer style mulitool I've ever handled. Normally I don't love dedicated files on my multitools but this one is pretty robust, 3 sided, and the tip is a pretty hearty (for a multitool) chisel. The knife on this appears to be the same as the other versions of Stakeout, they have machine marks still on them, I hate this but over time with sharpening (or if you're up for regrinding) this is pretty much only a cosmetic issue. The screwdriver is a little chunky on this thing but it does have "Drive" in the name, having a somewhat center-aligned locking 1/4 inch bit driver on a tool named for it isn't really something I can knock points off for. The scissors aren't Leatherman quality, you might get a tough time cutting really tough synthetic fibers, but I only need scissors capable of making small cuts in natural fiber so this isn't an issue for me. As far as improvements I could see being made on this thing, the scissors, pocket clip, and bit storage kinda jump out at me as problematic. The pocket clip is right on top of the scissors, which wouldn't be a problem but the scissors are the toughest exterior tool to deploy (requiring the most force) and (if you're using your right hand) it is deployed with the forefinger instead of the thumb - they're also the only tool that doesn't lock open. In my opinion, the best solution for this would be switching the locations of the driver and scissors and moving the pocket clip over the file instead considering the file takes the least force to deploy and typically you have both hands free to open a file when you're using one. In other words, the scissors are way too hard to open when there are other obvious options with less drawbacks. As for the bit storage, its placement seems somehow simultaneously insecure yet hard to reach. Unless you have small hands, grabbing that bit (especially if the exposed half is angled like a philips head) requires you to open the tool, pretty inconvenient when the bit is right there outside the tool looking at you and the bit driver is just as exposed. And it's not like the frame truly blocks the bit from coming out when closed, if your fingers are small enough or you have a more grippy bit exposed (like torx) you can slip it right out. My improvement would be to either make the bit more exposed so most people can actually grab it without opening the tool up or to make it less exposed so it's less likely to get lost because as it stands now it's an insecure yet inaccessible failure of a design compromise. I wish they put pliers on this that took replaceable cutters and I both wish they would and truly believe they could fit tweezers on this in a similar way they do on the original Stakeout. More colors would also be cool. Overall, I prefer a pretty specific toolset from my multitools and this one has that plus some pretty sweet extras in a design I really enjoy. There is room for improvement but everything works well enough for my liking. I would describe this as an urbanized Stakeout Spark that actually uses its outside tools correctly (as opposed to a stake puller and nothing on one side of the Spark, like, c'mon).
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] 10 tools in one plus a handy carabiner clip that can also be used as a bottle opener. For the camper to the average weekend warior, just having a handy tool like this at your disposal comes in handy. 2 kinds of pliers, a screw driver, scissors, a wire cutter, 3 grit file and chisel and also a pocket clip makes this a super convenient tool to literally have in your back pocket or bag for quick fixes.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is so handy and is very easy to use. It is lightweight and very sturdy, all of the options are so nice. The ruler is really great and convenient. I also love how it has a Phillips on the end, it definitely makes it so useful! This is high quality and ergonomical, I definitely recommend!!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s been awhile since I have owned a Gerber, and after receiving this product I don’t know why I stopped! I love it! The carabiner attachment makes its easy to hike with and it’s small enough that it fits comfortably in you pockets. This Gerber utility knife has scissors, pliers, a screwdriver set, and a bottle opener! It has everything! Love it!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this for free from influencers so I could review it in this Gerber multi tool is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. This has so many things that you could fix and just one tool it has a knife it has scissors. It has bits of all sizes needle no nose, pliers, wire cutters a ruler a carry clip. This is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. You will not even need any other tools than this little handy steakout driver with a hook on it so you can carry it around in your pocket. This is such a lifesaver. I cannot recommend this enough. This is gonna make my life so much easier it’s nice to compact. It’s a gorgeous design and it’s not too heavy to carry around with you. Incredible.!!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This multitool is really cool and will come in handy often. Either when camping or riding my scooter I will definitely have it on me. It is surprisingly light and has a wide variety of tools, including several screwdrivers of different sizes that I used to tighten disc brakes on my scooter. There are also standard pliers and wire cutter scissors, standard scissors, file and a blade and even a ruler. If you are an outdoorsy person or you like DIY around the house or on your bike or scooter, you will definitely like this multitool. The tools are not stiff when opening and the entire multitool is incredibly intuitive to use. You will definitely not need a manual to find out where everything is. The beer opener is an amazing finishing touch. I found a multitool being sturdy and reliable without being bulky or heavy. You can also hook it on your belt using the carabiner that it comes with. Overall a great tool to have!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This multitool is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry every day without feeling bulky. Even with its small size, it includes a solid range of tools like pliers, scissors, a blade and a bottle opener, so it's surprisingly versatile and covers just about anything I need for quick tasks. I also really like the carry options. The pocket clip works well for everyday use, and the carabiner makes it easy to hook onto a bag or belt loop when I'm out camping or working on small projects around the house. It's convenient and always within reach. The build feels sturdy in hand and most of the tools lock securely in place, which makes it feel safe and reliable to use. It's clear some thought went into the design and everything feels practical rather than just added for the sake of it Overall, it's a well designed, versatile multitool that's great for everyone to carry, quick repairs or outdoor use. Definitely a solid choice if you want something lightweight but still capable.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is actually a very useful multitool that has come in handy so many times, I love it! It’s fairly lightweight and compact so it’s good to keep in your car, clipped to your work belt or in your purse if you’re ever in need of a random tool! I’ve used this to take screws out, open boxes, fix things on my car and so much more. Everyone always asks me about it when I use it and I swear by this multitool!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow is all I can say about this Gerber multi-tool. It is well made & the quality is great. Has a nice weight too it. Not too heavy but you can feel how durable it is. The knife blade is very sharp. Love that I can change the bits on the screwdriver end. It even has a ruler in inches and centimeters. The scissors are small but can get the job done! I highly recommend this tool!




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