Gerber Unisex's Wingtip Folding Knife, Grey, One Size

Like most manufacturers these days Gerber products are no longer made in the company's home country-so this is made in China. Having said that, my experience of knives (not an expert) made in South East Asia is that they are usually good value and are typically sharp and hold their edges well-I'm talking culinary knives BTW.This Gerber Wingtip folding knife does not have a locking blade so is legal to carry in the UK. It feels quite sturdy but its blade size means it isn't really suitable for heavy duty outdoorsy type use. It meets my requirements for opening packages and other light duties, kerps its edge reasonably well but I find I need to strop it regularly to keep it sharp.Reasonable little pocket knife, good value, feels well made so I'd recommend it

This is a well designed and sturdy little knife that fits in the pocket. It's easy to use. It has a good cutting edge and its wing tip blade allows you to tackle more intricate work. So it has more flexibility than just cutting or scraping. Its has a good level of functionality for such a small knife.

Love the knife! It's the perfect length for carrying in the UK without risking breaking the law. The mechanism is robust and feels solid, and when locked in place the knife works really well for opening packages and general use tasks. It's super sharp on arrival and has so fair maintained its edge nicely. The quality and build both feel good. The finish isn't super durable - I keep the knife on my keys and it's become quite scuffed in a short period of time, but it doesn't detract from its utility as a knife. If you're fussed about keeping it aesthetically like new, don't use the built-in keyring hole to attach it to a keychain, or, if you do, get a pouch for it. Otherwise, great little knife and I'd buy it again in a heartbeat

Great UK legal edc knife. Useful blade size, very pocketable design.Wish the keyring hole was a little easier to use and had a little more access to the notch to open.But minor gripes. Great little knife that was razor sharp out the box and seems to hold its edge well.

Excellent little blade , well made.

I was a little dubious when I saw that the knife was made in China, I have always thought that the Gerber name was synonymous with quality. The standard of this knife is very high. The blade is very sharp, it is very firmly fixed into its mounting and opens reasonably easily.

This has an elegant shape, tactile grip and feels a reasonable weight for its size.Well packaged, sharp blade and opening and closing procedure feels safer than some folding pocket knives.

This is a really nicely made pocket knife, and good value. It's got a nice weight to it, and a sensible steel for the price, which can also sharpen up nicely. If you don't want the bulk of a swiss army knife, and just need a knife blade, then this could be a good choice.The goodIt feels really nice in the hand - the handle is made from anodized aluminium, and has enough texture that it's easy to hold on toThe steel isn't the highest quality (7Cr) but it's got decent corrosion resistance, and easy to sharpenThe less goodIf you use this as an EDC (every day carry) then the nice grey finish scrapes off (not a big deal for me)The lanyard hole is pretty small, so it's a real squeeze to get 550 7 strand paracord through, though it was possible with some persistence