--- product_id: 4842813 title: "Paraframe I" brand: "gerber" price: "₱4452" currency: PHP in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Gerber" url: https://www.desertcart.ph/products/4842813-paraframe-i store_origin: PH region: Philippines --- # 7.01" overall length, ultra-slim design 3" serrated clip point blade Safety frame lock mechanism Paraframe I **Brand:** gerber **Price:** ₱4452 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔪 Slice through your day with the Paraframe I — the ultimate minimalist EDC essential! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Paraframe I by gerber - **How much does it cost?** ₱4452 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ph](https://www.desertcart.ph/products/4842813-paraframe-i) ## Best For - gerber enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted gerber brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Reliable Safety Lock:** Secure frame lock ensures blade stays firmly in place during intense cutting tasks—no slips, no worries. - • **Clip & Go Convenience:** Sturdy pocket clip keeps your knife accessible and ready for action, whether at work or on your next adventure. - • **Versatile Serrated Edge:** 3-inch partially serrated blade excels at slicing through tough materials like rope, boxes, and outdoor gear. - • **Effortless Everyday Carry:** Lightweight 2.6 oz stainless steel frame with a sleek open design for minimal bulk and maximum portability. - • **Built to Last with Gerber Guarantee:** Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, this knife combines rugged durability with affordable peace of mind. ## Overview The Gerber Gear Paraframe I is a compact, 7-inch folding pocket knife featuring a 3-inch high carbon stainless steel serrated clip point blade. Its open-frame stainless steel handle design keeps it lightweight (2.6 oz) and easy to clean, while the safety frame lock ensures secure use. Equipped with a sturdy pocket clip, this knife is perfect for everyday carry, outdoor activities, and utility tasks. Backed by Gerber’s limited lifetime warranty, it offers reliable performance at an unbeatable value. ## Description Product Description The Gerber Gear Paraframe I is a versatile folding knife perfect for everyday carry and outdoor adventures. This tactical pocket knife features a liner lock mechanism and a single partially serrated edge blade with a drop point design. The 3" stainless steel blade offers excellent cutting performance for various tasks, from camping to utility work. With an open length of 7" and a closed length of 4-7/64", this compact folding knife with pocket clip is ideal for easy carrying and storage. The Paraframe I boasts a lightweight open stainless steel handle design with a sleek finish, making it a stylish and functional addition to your EDC. While it doesn't offer one-hand operation, the locking blade ensures safety during use. The included belt clip allows for convenient pocket carry, making it readily accessible for all your cutting needs. From the Manufacturer If Gerber had settled for making just one version of the Paraframe knife, people might have been content. Because this reputable example of frame lock design caught on admirably among knife lovers...making the Paraframe a mainstay of the industry. But we figured there's no merit in being stingy, so we worked up a total of eight versions. And the people were pleased. There is a simplicity to this knife that relates as much to function as it does to form. It's a breeze to open. The clip point blade configuration is ideal for cutting in close quarters. Openness rules the day where the handle is concerned—there's more air than metal—so it's quite lightweight and quite easy to keep clean. Clip a Paraframe into your pocket, and you're fully equipped to take care of business. Your only challenge is figuring out which one... Review: Best Kitchen EDC - I work in a commercial kitchen and use this knife 40+ hours a week. Usually I'm just slicing through postal tape to open boxes, but I also use it to open food packages. This brings me to my first pro - this knife is really easy to keep clean. It gets pretty grimey after cutting through dozens of bags of poultry, but the skeletonized scales make it a breeze to wash. I never have to worry about cross-contamination from a piece of food getting stuck in the liner. I've considered switching to a knife from CRKT's M16 series, but the Paraframe just has a more open design. Also they're considerably cheaper, which is actually my second favorite thing about the knife. I previously had this exact model and lost it. Losing a $100+ Benchmade or Spyderco would have been a real bummer, but losing a paraframe was more of a minor inconvenience. There is a peace-of-mind that comes with not actually caring about your knife. If I bend the tip or chip the blade... whatever, I'm out fifteen bucks. Whereas ruining some nice M90 or S30V steel would make me pretty salty. I guess that brings us to the blade steel and the first con. I was able to find a Paraframe on BladeHQ.com that was advertised as 7cr17mov. Now, I'm not sure if that was an indication that all Paraframes are made with that steel, but I can safely assume they're at least using something similar. I'm not gonna lie, sharpening this thing every single week gets old quick. It's not difficult. I'll watch some youtube while I absent-mindedly sit with my whetstone. But it is annoying when, after only a few days of use, your knife struggles to slice though cardboard. I often use the serrations to saw through boxes, but this introduces the problem of sharpening the serrated portion of the blade. Gerber, if you're reading this, make a limited run of Paraframes with some better blade steel. Some other cons: It takes a little effort to open the knife. Even when nicely lubricated, it takes a good flick of the wrist to deploy the blade. The skeletonized frame gives you a little extra grip for this, but it doesn't just fall open like some higher-quality knives. I personally like the tip-down design for the big, loose front pocket of a chef's coat. But I can see why some people may prefer a tip-up carry. On my current one, the thumb stud spins freely within the blade. This didn't happen with my previous paraframe which makes me think it's just a small QC issue. It's not at risk of falling out or anything. It's secured in the blade. But it just makes the knife feel cheap. The pocket clip isn't deep carry. I personally don't care if a half inch of metal is sticking out of my pocket. But some people are picky and will drop 80 bucks on aftermarket pocket clips, so I guess this is a con. Some other pros: It has a nice weight to it. Some knives are so light, they feel like a toy (I'm looking at you, Bugout). But when you hold this knife, you just know that you can throw it across the room and won't have to worry about any cheap polymer chipping or snapping. It feels like a sturdy tool, but it's not some 12oz monstrosity. You could still throw it in a backpack without worrying about the weight. Aside from the thumb stud, nothing is loose after months of continuous use. All of the screws holding it together are still snug after beating on it, and the action is still factory-fresh. The Paraframe has an unfair reputation of being a "beginner's knife", but there are plenty of reasons to carry this instead of your $500 auto with s35vn steel and gold-plated hardware. Gerber is a good company. I would urge anybody in the food service industry to use this as their EDC. But this is also great for anybody who wants a solid beater knife for less than 20 bucks. Review: Nice and better price than else where. - Hard to open, but a little lubricant would take care of that. ## Features - VERSATILE EDC KNIFE: This lightweight everyday carry serrated knife has an open frame that is the ultimate in minimalist design, perfect for camping, hunting, and utility tasks. - POCKET KNIFE WITH CLIP: Built with a sturdy pocket clip, this folding knife is always handy for outdoor activities, opening boxes, and everyday use. - SLIM DESIGN FOR EASY CARRY: The lightweight open stainless steel handles and frame lock design make for safe carrying and easy cleaning of this tactical folding knife. - VERSATILE DESIGN: 3" drop point partially serrated knife blade for various cutting tasks. Overall length: 7.01" - perfect for tactical and utility use - GERBER GUARANTEE: Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, ensuring quality and reliability in all Gerber essential hunting gear ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000U7LU20 | | Age Range (Description) | Adult | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #2,455 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #6 in Pocket Knives & Folding Knives #96 in Hunting & Tactical Knives & Tools | | Blade Edge | serrated | | Blade Length | 7.01 Inches | | Blade Material | High Carbon Stainless Steel | | Blade Shape | Clip Point | | Blade Type | Serrated | | Brand | Gerber | | Brand Name | Gerber | | Color | Stainless Steel | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,351 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00013658484436 | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Handle Material | Stainless Steel | | Included Components | Knife | | Is Product Cordless | No | | Item Length | 7.01 Inches | | Item Shape | Linear (open), Rectangular (closed) | | Item Weight | 2.6 Ounces | | Manufacturer | Gerber | | Model Name | Gerber Blades - Paraframe I - Stainless, Serrated | | Model Number | 22-48443 | | Part Number | 22-48443N | | Power Source | AC/DC | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Recommended Uses For Product | Camping, Carving, Fishing, Hiking, Whittling | | Reusability | Reusable | | Size | 7" | | Special Feature | Serrated Blade | | Special Features | Serrated Blade | | Style | Paraframe I (Serrated Edge - Stainless Steel) | | Theme | Outdoor Adventure | | UPC | 603454371841 013658484436 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Ounce | | Warranty Description | Limited Warranty | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Blade Material:** High Carbon Stainless Steel - **Brand:** Gerber - **Color:** Stainless Steel - **Handle Material:** Stainless Steel - **Included Components:** Knife - **Model Name:** Gerber Blades - Paraframe I - Stainless, Serrated - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camping, Carving, Fishing, Hiking, Whittling - **Special Feature:** Serrated Blade - **Style:** Paraframe I (Serrated Edge - Stainless Steel) ## Images ![Paraframe I - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71B2xqSlBAL.jpg) ![Paraframe I - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Drse1sxLL.jpg) ![Paraframe I - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91zx+w5FomL.jpg) ![Paraframe I - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81ZbAWIGvVL.jpg) ![Paraframe I - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81YBM5xq-GL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: USA made?** A: Yes, it's made just up the street from where I work here in Portland Oregon. All Gerber military tactical knives are made in the USA. **Q: Small, Medium and Large sizes are listed. But it does not list the closed length or blade length of the various sizes.** A: From the Gerber web page (Large Paraframe II): Details: Overall Length: 8.13" (20.65 cm) Blade Length: 3.50" (8.89 cm) Closed Length: 4.75" (12.06 cm) Weight: 4.30 oz. (122 g) Steel Type: 7Cr17MoV Handle Material: 3Cr13 Lock Type: Frame Lock **Q: it does have a pocket clip! responds well to sharpening?** A: It has a great clip.. Have not had to tighten it so far.. I use this blade everyday at work.. One day I forgot to take it with me and threw off my whole day. I initially thought I would return it being made in China. But it doesn't bother me too much anymore. I have definitely and still getting moneys worth! **Q: The blade is 2.88". What's the length of a closed knife?** A: The knife closed is 4 inches and the knife open is 7 inches ! ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Kitchen EDC *by W***N on August 28, 2019* I work in a commercial kitchen and use this knife 40+ hours a week. Usually I'm just slicing through postal tape to open boxes, but I also use it to open food packages. This brings me to my first pro - this knife is really easy to keep clean. It gets pretty grimey after cutting through dozens of bags of poultry, but the skeletonized scales make it a breeze to wash. I never have to worry about cross-contamination from a piece of food getting stuck in the liner. I've considered switching to a knife from CRKT's M16 series, but the Paraframe just has a more open design. Also they're considerably cheaper, which is actually my second favorite thing about the knife. I previously had this exact model and lost it. Losing a $100+ Benchmade or Spyderco would have been a real bummer, but losing a paraframe was more of a minor inconvenience. There is a peace-of-mind that comes with not actually caring about your knife. If I bend the tip or chip the blade... whatever, I'm out fifteen bucks. Whereas ruining some nice M90 or S30V steel would make me pretty salty. I guess that brings us to the blade steel and the first con. I was able to find a Paraframe on BladeHQ.com that was advertised as 7cr17mov. Now, I'm not sure if that was an indication that all Paraframes are made with that steel, but I can safely assume they're at least using something similar. I'm not gonna lie, sharpening this thing every single week gets old quick. It's not difficult. I'll watch some youtube while I absent-mindedly sit with my whetstone. But it is annoying when, after only a few days of use, your knife struggles to slice though cardboard. I often use the serrations to saw through boxes, but this introduces the problem of sharpening the serrated portion of the blade. Gerber, if you're reading this, make a limited run of Paraframes with some better blade steel. Some other cons: It takes a little effort to open the knife. Even when nicely lubricated, it takes a good flick of the wrist to deploy the blade. The skeletonized frame gives you a little extra grip for this, but it doesn't just fall open like some higher-quality knives. I personally like the tip-down design for the big, loose front pocket of a chef's coat. But I can see why some people may prefer a tip-up carry. On my current one, the thumb stud spins freely within the blade. This didn't happen with my previous paraframe which makes me think it's just a small QC issue. It's not at risk of falling out or anything. It's secured in the blade. But it just makes the knife feel cheap. The pocket clip isn't deep carry. I personally don't care if a half inch of metal is sticking out of my pocket. But some people are picky and will drop 80 bucks on aftermarket pocket clips, so I guess this is a con. Some other pros: It has a nice weight to it. Some knives are so light, they feel like a toy (I'm looking at you, Bugout). But when you hold this knife, you just know that you can throw it across the room and won't have to worry about any cheap polymer chipping or snapping. It feels like a sturdy tool, but it's not some 12oz monstrosity. You could still throw it in a backpack without worrying about the weight. Aside from the thumb stud, nothing is loose after months of continuous use. All of the screws holding it together are still snug after beating on it, and the action is still factory-fresh. The Paraframe has an unfair reputation of being a "beginner's knife", but there are plenty of reasons to carry this instead of your $500 auto with s35vn steel and gold-plated hardware. Gerber is a good company. I would urge anybody in the food service industry to use this as their EDC. But this is also great for anybody who wants a solid beater knife for less than 20 bucks. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice and better price than else where. *by S***H on March 13, 2026* Hard to open, but a little lubricant would take care of that. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simple, compact, sharp *by M***T on September 7, 2020* I've had this for over a year now (I like to wait to test them for durability). The stainless finish is nice, it has a tiny rust blemish, but it is superficial and probably from keeping near the sink periodically. Still sharp, but I don't cut frequently with it. Very lightweight so unnoticeable even if you're wearing good fitting gym shorts. Good quality construction, still works and looks like new. ## Frequently Bought Together - Gerber Gear Paraframe EDC - Smith & Wesson Extreme Ops Folding Knife --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ph/products/4842813-paraframe-i](https://www.desertcart.ph/products/4842813-paraframe-i) --- *Product available on Desertcart Philippines* *Store origin: PH* *Last updated: 2026-05-11*