Gerber Paraframe Mini
Knife Type:
Folding
Locking Mechanism:
Liner
Blade Length:
56mm
Average Price Paid:
$12.00
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Folding
Locking Mechanism:
Liner
Blade Length:
56mm
Average Price Paid:
$12.00
See Current Prices
Overall:
Quality:
Ergo:
Value:
5.0
5.0
3.0
5.0
Overall:
Quality:
Ergo:
Value:
5.0
5.0
3.0
5.0
Knife: Gerber Paraframe Mini
Review by: Josh Jeffords
12/18/2010
Price Paid: $12.00
Use: Other
Time Owned: Less than 1 Month
Comments:
I got it cheap to start so I won't grip to much.
this knife is small too tight and not adjustable.
I have used all sizes of knives this is the only one that is totally unergonomic.
the design looks ok but it is aluminum and a liner lock that is the frame.
the clip looks to be the best part of it standard design.
this knife makes me really question Gerber's quality and design ability.
My first folder was a 90s model ez out and I still have it.
that knife is still in my to 10, bottom line buy a knife over $40 and you may be better off.
if you want a budget knife buy a Frost Cutlery Silent Stinger, or any other stainless framed one they are better.
Or a S&W as mentioned in the video below.
Review by: Josh Jeffords
12/18/2010
Price Paid: $12.00
Use: Other
Time Owned: Less than 1 Month
Comments:
I got it cheap to start so I won't grip to much.
this knife is small too tight and not adjustable.
I have used all sizes of knives this is the only one that is totally unergonomic.
the design looks ok but it is aluminum and a liner lock that is the frame.
the clip looks to be the best part of it standard design.
this knife makes me really question Gerber's quality and design ability.
My first folder was a 90s model ez out and I still have it.
that knife is still in my to 10, bottom line buy a knife over $40 and you may be better off.
if you want a budget knife buy a Frost Cutlery Silent Stinger, or any other stainless framed one they are better.
Or a S&W as mentioned in the video below.
