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Question: which one is better the serrated one or this one?
Document: When I first saw all the Grylls Gerber stuff I thought it looked as stupid as a Mickey Mouse watch. I thought better when I handled a GUK serrated, so I got this fine edged version and reprofiled the edge, which I do with virtually every fixed blade.Later, the Ultimate Fine Edge was one of 9 fixed blade knives I carried into the woods, to compare how well they chopped and split wood for emergency firemaking.
I bought the fine edge version of this knife because the serrated version does not handle heavy abuse as well. Let me explain, the serrations get practically destroyed if you baton with this knife. Also the fine edge is better to carve and widdle with. Personal preference, both are great knivesSharpness:Mine came moderately sharp out of the box, however the reviews are mixed. Some come razor, some do not.
Amazon remains very competitve on knives and GB Gerber Ultimate was a good buy. GB Knife came razor sharp in a tight sheath. The fire starter is first class and stored in the sheath by design. Whistle is OK, but get a better one from Duluth Company.Like all of his stuff he provides good survival info with every component. And the shapening device on the sheath is good.Little things like the orange trim make sense.
I could not find anything that I didn't like about this knife, the sheath, or the fire starter that comes with it. I am not really a fan of partially serrated blades and the one I got is the fine edge, just perfect for me. I highly recommend you consider this knife as part of your survival package. A+ Gerber!
I have a Fallknien A1 and just want to have it as a back up. The one at Walmart is 48 dollars and only has serrated version which I dislike.It is exciting to to receive it quick. However, I found the fire starter had been used and there were two obvious marks on the edge of knife. The blades also had several marks which indicated it had been used. This one probably is a returned one. Be careful!
Knife is well designed, solid heft, grip fits well adding to safety when working. Have used it to make kindling so far. Knife is pleny sharp and easy to sharpen. Fine blade vs. the serrated combo blade is a matter of personal preference. Sheath is good enough though the velcro straps for the handle could use some refinement to make it a one hand operation. Order an extra fire starter or two if this is important to you. It wears down with use.
Still prefer a fine edge for most tasks... but the original (I still have it too), the serrations take up a lot of the blades length.. so the fine edge on the full length of the blade just works better for me
The whistle is not a big deal. The lanyard is not long enough to go around your wrist but too big to be a finger lanyard so you might be better off removing it. I think I will.This is a nice knife but it is wrapped in gimmicks and hype, therefore it will be scrutinized probably more than its competitors. Overall I like this knife because its a nice introductory package into the great outdoors.
The knife seems to be well made. It has a thick blade, with a 3/4 tang. The grip is comfortable and has a good grip even with wet hands. However, the blade was very dull. Seriously, I've seen children's toys with sharper edges! I could easily hand this knife to my 6 year old with full confidence that he could never hurt himself with it.I spent the better part of an afternoon putting an edge on this thing.
Great knife! Great price! D not hesitate to buy this knife you will not be disappointed! The fine edge version is a real nice alternative to the serrated edge.
Answer: yes