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# Ballistic nylon sheath included 154CM Stainless Steel blade Gator Grip for max hold Gear Gator Folding Pocket Knife with Gator Grip for Gardening, Survival, Hunting, Camping and Bushcraft

**Brand:** gerber
**Price:** ₱9276
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦎 Grip the wild with precision — the Gator never lets go!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Gear Gator Folding Pocket Knife with Gator Grip for Gardening, Survival, Hunting, Camping and Bushcraft by gerber
- **How much does it cost?** ₱9276 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- gerber enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted gerber brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Compact & Ready:** Folds down to 4.96" for easy carry with a rugged ballistic nylon sheath for protection on the go.
- • **American-Made Value:** High-quality US manufacturing combines performance and ethical craftsmanship at an unbeatable price.
- • **Premium Edge Retention:** 154CM stainless steel blade delivers superior sharpness and durability for all outdoor tasks.
- • **Unmatched Grip Comfort:** Ergonomic Santoprene Gator Grip handle ensures secure control even in wet or cold conditions.
- • **Versatile Drop Point Blade:** Perfectly shaped for hunting, camping, survival, and everyday utility with a fine edge for precision cuts.

## Overview

The Gerber Gear Gator Folding Pocket Knife features a durable 154CM stainless steel drop point blade and a uniquely textured Santoprene Gator Grip handle for maximum control. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts, it folds compactly to 4.96 inches and includes a ballistic nylon sheath for safe, convenient carry. Made in the USA, this knife balances premium materials and ergonomic design at an exceptional value, ideal for gardening, hunting, camping, and survival tasks.

## Description

Gerber Gear 06064N Gator Folding Knife, Fine Edge, Drop Point, 8.54 Inch - Tactical Fixed Blade Knives - desertcart.com

Review: Perfect for the Great Outdoors, & a US-Made Bargain - The Gerber Gator Drop Point has to be one of the best values in a US-made folding knife. Kershaw has some outstanding affordable US knives, like the Skyline, & there’s great traditional makers like Buck, Case & Utica, but typically you have to spend significantly more for an American-made knife. (Knives & tools made overseas are often great, but given the chance, I like to support US labor, & companies whose workforce has some rights & protections. ) As a longtime outdoorsman & tradesman, I have a few really nice knives, from Benchmade, GEC, Kershaw, even a Busse & a Garcia Skookum Bush Tool. I got the Gator as a lightweight knife for hiking, not expecting much. It’s a well made knife; mine has no gaps, flashing or flaws. The factory edge was nice and shallow & sharp. I was surprised how much I love it. •The main reason is the handle. Slim, flat knives are great in your pocket, but never comfortable to use for extended time. Like a Stanley 99, a hunting, Bushcraft knife or a decent kitchen knife, the Gator has an ovoid shaped handle that is fairly thick. Small hands may find it uncomfortable, but most will find it perfect. Some people will complain about the lack of a pocket clip; any clip would ruin the ergonomics of the handle. The knife is a bit wide for carrying in most jeans anyway. (If you love the knife but need a clip, you could easily install one. I use some EZ-lock threaded inserts.) The handle is covered with Santoprene, (like a fine PB Swiss Grip screwdriver.) normally I don’t care for rubberized handles, but this works well. If you don’t use the sheath, it keeps it in place in a pocket or pack, provides decent purchase if your hands are wet & great purchase if they’re cold. Santoprene is also pretty durable, if my PB screwdrivers are any indication. I thought the finger cutout might be annoying, but it’s not. The handle has a fairly neutral grip, suitable for a variety of grips, replicating a good hunting knife as was intended. •The 154cm drop point blade is great. The shape is so versatile, it is equally at home for hunting, cooking, camp tasks or use on a job site. It doesn’t have the ideal grind or steel for Bushcraft, but with the comfortable handle, it’s a pretty good choice, especially for $50. 154cm steel at this price is a bargain. I’m sure some steel nerds believe it’s obsolete, but they’re wrong. For a hunting knife, it was a great choice. For the tasks it’s likely to be used for, it’ll perform very well. A more expensive steel wouldn’t improve this knife. (The knife industry is a bit detached from reality; the trend in steels is completely opposite all the data on blade performance. “Super steels” are essentially micro-serrations in brittle metal.) The heat treatment seems good; perhaps a touch softer than a Benchmade 154cm, but I’m not really sure. It certainly sharpens & polishes as well as any 154cm I’ve used, and the edge retention is very good. Making the edge retention seem even better is the geometry; this thing is a slicing machine. The blade isn’t too thick, and the width and full flat grind leads to a fairly thin edge, (excellent for a $50 factory knife.) The factory grind was shallow, and mildly polished, which is perfect for hunters & most users. If you’re picky, for general use, you may want more polish. The bead blasted finish helps keep the cost down, & isn’t the best for preventing corrosion or reducing friction, but it’s fine at this price. A few minutes with Flitz or a buffer & it’ll be a nice semi-polished blade. •The lockup is very good, not exactly a Triad Lock, but certainly good enough for most tasks. I feel comfortable using it for anything a folder is suited for. Despite the lack of thumb studs or hole, I can easily open it one handed, as the blade is wide & the spring isn’t overwhelming. You can also “shake” it open quite easily. • Size & weight are great: the 3 3/4” blade is long enough to be used a general belt knife without being too big when folded. 5.4 oz isn’t featherweight for UL hikers, but considering the versatility, ergonomics & sturdiness of the Gator, I think it’s quick good. You’re not getting a comfortable handle & blade this size in a lighter weight, at any price. •Maintenance is easy; all the materials are corrosion resistant, so just keep it clean, don’t put it away wet, sharpen & lubricate when needed. When I consider the price & design intent of the Gator, I have 0 complaints about it. I bought it as a kid on a budget, without great. expectations. All these years later, it’s become a trusted companion.
Review: Great value- must have! - One of the best prices on a great quality product with one of the best steels on the planet. While the Gerber Gator isn't exactly a "hard use" or heavy duty knife, it is an excellent knife with a modern, high-grade cutlery steel. 154CM is a modern knife steel that holds a much sharper edge for much longer than the far more common knife steels, such as "420HC" and "440A". This knife represents one of the lowest cost ways to get a full size, good quality knife with this excellent steel. The knife itself? The Gator has a very large, comfortable handle, which is great for big/hard work or medium to big hands. The flat ground blade is made for slicing/sheering, so this knife will excel at skinning, food prep, even survival/camp chores like whittling, cutting wooden tent steaks, etc. The only "drawback" is that the blade stock is somewhat thin. A thicker blade means a stronger, tougher blade, but its unlikely you'll use this knife in any way that will break the steel, and thinner blade stock lends itself to better edge geometry anyway. This is a great quality, full-size knife for anyone who wants that, but is especially valuable for the high-grade steel in the blade. You should buy this if for no other reason than to see the HUGE difference between "normal" knife steels and this top grade one.

## Features

- Gator grip handle texture for maximum grip
- Lock-back design
- Ballistic nylon sheath
- Overall Length: 8.54", Length Closed: 4.96"
- Blade Material: 154CM Stainless Steel

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0006G4P68 |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #392,760 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #1,807 in Pocket Knives & Folding Knives |
| Blade Edge | fine |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Blade Shape | Drop Point |
| Blade Type | Drop Point |
| Brand | Gerber |
| Brand Name | Gerber |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Package Type | Cordura Belt Sheath |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (272) |
| Date First Available | March 19, 2008 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00013658060647 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Handle Material | Stainless Steel |
| Included Components | G6064 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 8.5 x 3.25 x 2 inches |
| Item Length | 3.25 Inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 5.94 x 3.23 x 1.93 inches |
| Item Weight | 5.4 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Gerber Gear |
| Material | Other |
| Model Name | G6064 |
| Model Year | 2010 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 0.17 Kilograms |
| Part Number | 06064N |
| Power Source | AC/DC |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping, Hunting, Fishing, Utility tasks, Outdoor activities such as boating or kayaking |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Set Name | Gator |
| Shape | elongated with a pointed end |
| Special Feature | Foldable |
| Style | Fine Edge-Drop Point |
| Suggested Users | Unisex-Adult |
| Theme | Outdoor Activities |
| UPC | 374090398676 013658060647 |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Brand:** Gerber
- **Color:** Black
- **Handle Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Included Components:** G6064
- **Model Name:** G6064
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camping, Hunting, Fishing, Utility tasks, Outdoor activities such as boating or kayaking
- **Special Feature:** Foldable
- **Style:** Fine Edge-Drop Point

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for the Great Outdoors, & a US-Made Bargain
*by G***P on September 12, 2020*

The Gerber Gator Drop Point has to be one of the best values in a US-made folding knife. Kershaw has some outstanding affordable US knives, like the Skyline, & there’s great traditional makers like Buck, Case & Utica, but typically you have to spend significantly more for an American-made knife. (Knives & tools made overseas are often great, but given the chance, I like to support US labor, & companies whose workforce has some rights & protections. ) As a longtime outdoorsman & tradesman, I have a few really nice knives, from Benchmade, GEC, Kershaw, even a Busse & a Garcia Skookum Bush Tool. I got the Gator as a lightweight knife for hiking, not expecting much. It’s a well made knife; mine has no gaps, flashing or flaws. The factory edge was nice and shallow & sharp. I was surprised how much I love it. •The main reason is the handle. Slim, flat knives are great in your pocket, but never comfortable to use for extended time. Like a Stanley 99, a hunting, Bushcraft knife or a decent kitchen knife, the Gator has an ovoid shaped handle that is fairly thick. Small hands may find it uncomfortable, but most will find it perfect. Some people will complain about the lack of a pocket clip; any clip would ruin the ergonomics of the handle. The knife is a bit wide for carrying in most jeans anyway. (If you love the knife but need a clip, you could easily install one. I use some EZ-lock threaded inserts.) The handle is covered with Santoprene, (like a fine PB Swiss Grip screwdriver.) normally I don’t care for rubberized handles, but this works well. If you don’t use the sheath, it keeps it in place in a pocket or pack, provides decent purchase if your hands are wet & great purchase if they’re cold. Santoprene is also pretty durable, if my PB screwdrivers are any indication. I thought the finger cutout might be annoying, but it’s not. The handle has a fairly neutral grip, suitable for a variety of grips, replicating a good hunting knife as was intended. •The 154cm drop point blade is great. The shape is so versatile, it is equally at home for hunting, cooking, camp tasks or use on a job site. It doesn’t have the ideal grind or steel for Bushcraft, but with the comfortable handle, it’s a pretty good choice, especially for $50. 154cm steel at this price is a bargain. I’m sure some steel nerds believe it’s obsolete, but they’re wrong. For a hunting knife, it was a great choice. For the tasks it’s likely to be used for, it’ll perform very well. A more expensive steel wouldn’t improve this knife. (The knife industry is a bit detached from reality; the trend in steels is completely opposite all the data on blade performance. “Super steels” are essentially micro-serrations in brittle metal.) The heat treatment seems good; perhaps a touch softer than a Benchmade 154cm, but I’m not really sure. It certainly sharpens & polishes as well as any 154cm I’ve used, and the edge retention is very good. Making the edge retention seem even better is the geometry; this thing is a slicing machine. The blade isn’t too thick, and the width and full flat grind leads to a fairly thin edge, (excellent for a $50 factory knife.) The factory grind was shallow, and mildly polished, which is perfect for hunters & most users. If you’re picky, for general use, you may want more polish. The bead blasted finish helps keep the cost down, & isn’t the best for preventing corrosion or reducing friction, but it’s fine at this price. A few minutes with Flitz or a buffer & it’ll be a nice semi-polished blade. •The lockup is very good, not exactly a Triad Lock, but certainly good enough for most tasks. I feel comfortable using it for anything a folder is suited for. Despite the lack of thumb studs or hole, I can easily open it one handed, as the blade is wide & the spring isn’t overwhelming. You can also “shake” it open quite easily. • Size & weight are great: the 3 3/4” blade is long enough to be used a general belt knife without being too big when folded. 5.4 oz isn’t featherweight for UL hikers, but considering the versatility, ergonomics & sturdiness of the Gator, I think it’s quick good. You’re not getting a comfortable handle & blade this size in a lighter weight, at any price. •Maintenance is easy; all the materials are corrosion resistant, so just keep it clean, don’t put it away wet, sharpen & lubricate when needed. When I consider the price & design intent of the Gator, I have 0 complaints about it. I bought it as a kid on a budget, without great. expectations. All these years later, it’s become a trusted companion.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value- must have!
*by W***O on May 17, 2013*

One of the best prices on a great quality product with one of the best steels on the planet. While the Gerber Gator isn't exactly a "hard use" or heavy duty knife, it is an excellent knife with a modern, high-grade cutlery steel. 154CM is a modern knife steel that holds a much sharper edge for much longer than the far more common knife steels, such as "420HC" and "440A". This knife represents one of the lowest cost ways to get a full size, good quality knife with this excellent steel. The knife itself? The Gator has a very large, comfortable handle, which is great for big/hard work or medium to big hands. The flat ground blade is made for slicing/sheering, so this knife will excel at skinning, food prep, even survival/camp chores like whittling, cutting wooden tent steaks, etc. The only "drawback" is that the blade stock is somewhat thin. A thicker blade means a stronger, tougher blade, but its unlikely you'll use this knife in any way that will break the steel, and thinner blade stock lends itself to better edge geometry anyway. This is a great quality, full-size knife for anyone who wants that, but is especially valuable for the high-grade steel in the blade. You should buy this if for no other reason than to see the HUGE difference between "normal" knife steels and this top grade one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for camping, hunting, or utility, but not really a pocket knife.
*by A***R on November 15, 2015*

Gerber has produced a real bargain in the 154cm version of the Gator, by carefully cutting corners. Whether that makes it a bargain for *you* or not, depends on your needs. It's great for camping, hunting, fishing, or as a crafts/utility knife, and is a good paring knife. The fat, grippy handle which makes it so good for those purposes, makes it bad for pocket carry, to the point that Gerber skipped putting a clip on. Its blade is about 3.7" long, which makes it illegal for concealed carry in some jurisdictions, even though it requires two-handed opening, so would be less than ideal for self-defense. It comes with a very snugly-fitting black nylon sheath, with the Gerber name and logo. It's a well thought out and integrated package with a definite niche, rather than being what most people would think of as a general-purpose knife for daily carry. For $10 you can buy an aftermarket thumb stud to mount on it, making it better balanced but less of a bargain. If you can live with all of the above, what you get in return is a handle which is ergonomically excellent, and more premium steel than you'll find in any other knife in its price range. It's not finished to win any beauty contests, but it's quite solid and free of play, opens without friction, and has a detente to protect fingers on closing. It's simple, with few parts to break, and really a lot of knife for the money. It's mainly a question of whether it's more knife than you want. Though harder to deploy, it's a compact alternative to a fixed blade, and while it's not as pretty as a large Folding Hunter, it's much easier to grip and holds an edge better. That's the niche where this knife belongs, and where it excels. If a pocket EDC is more compatible with your lifestyle than a nylon sheath is, expect this knife to end up stored with your outdoor recreational gear, too bulky to tote to the office, but too nice to part with.

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