Gerber Gear Prybrid Multi Tool Utility Pocket Knife - Utility EDC Razor Knife with Retractable Blade and Pry Bar - Grey

I just flipped the blade around. No big deal. I don’t see what’s so hard about it. I’ve been carrying itfor long enough to wear out one side. The screwdriver has came in handy a few times at work. Weare always searching for screw drivers so this is handy. A few guys have borrowed it. It’s built solidwith a multi tool feel. It’s not going to win a show us your knife contest as everyone that sees it willroll they’re eyes that it’s a razor blade. When you have to cut something its the one everyonewants. I don’t like sharpening knives and I hate dull knives so this is a winner for me. Keep in mind it’sNot a drywall knife. The weight and size isn’t there. You want to dry wall a room get a tool for that.

I usually carry a knife for self defense and a box cutter for opening packages. Lately I decided to switch to pepper spray for self defense, and to use my box cutter as my primary knife. I also now carry a Leatherman Wave+ if I need a bigger knife, and in my bag, I have a Cold Steel tanto.Anyway this thing isn't exactly huge but it is way bigger than my old Workpro folder. This is undesired but it is not a deal breaker. I do think a thicker knife is safer and more comfortable to use. It still fits in my 5th pocket but it sticks up.My next complaint is there is no pocket clip. I mean really WTF.It is also somewhat gritty when I slide it. I tried to oil it, but it had a minimal effect.Pros:It's sturdy, full metal tang, the pry bar is a function I actually use often to open stuck jar lids, paint cans, etc. I love that it has a nail puller and I believe it would pull a nail.The reason I wanted this over the work pro is it's one hand opening. I wish it was assisted but the slider ain't bad. I also could not fund any other small, single handed one hand opening utility knives that were not made by a walmart exclusive brand.Anyway it works, it's sturdy, it's well made, I think it will last many moons if used responsibly. I have seen photos of some broken ones. I think it may have occurred from using it fully extended or from using it too roughly. If I need to do something serious I have a big utility knife for hard work.My preferred choice of blade is the Rapid edge serrated. Not ideal for slicing but does a bang up job of cutting through cardboard.

Daily carry for a few years now, works as expected! Sometimes changing the blade can be a bit finnicky.

Well made and easy to use. Blade replacement is a bit fiddly but once you figure it out, it gets easier; definitely not a quick replacement but if you’ve researched the product then you will know this before committing to buy.

Narrow height, wide dimensions are perfect for that small pocket above my RH jean pocket. G10 scales are the best. Safety... There's no way this blade will extend on it's own, unlike other EDC knives I've tried. I'm very bad at knife sharpening, so, having the ability to swap blades is a huge win.Pry bar - how did I get by without this??The only negative, and, this isn't the fault of the knife, it's probably avoidable if you buy the right blade but... The serrated blades I use rust up almost instantaneously. Also (again not Gerber's fault- ) the cord cutting slot does not work well with serrated blades. They BLAST through cardboard so I'm keeping them.Great value for your dollar, it's well made, well designed, just buy i!

I've been going back and forth on getting one of these models. I've had generally good luck with Gerber gear so I thought why not. I opened the package as soon as I got it and put it into EDC rotation. So far it's doing just fine and has been a low profile and convenient tool. The razor has been nice for opening packages, mail, cutting paper/coupons, etc. I like the feel and texture of the grip material and the color. Overall, pretty happy so far. Nice low-cost and durable (thus far) addition to the front pocket.

Extremely useful at work for breaking down crates and opening paint cans. A little difficult to swap out blades and the blade doesn't lock in place if you get any dirt or sand in it.

My first one lasted eight or nine months of constant use five days a week extremely happy with the durability.