Gerber ComplEAT Compact Two-Stage Knife Sharpener
Gerber ComplEAT Compact Two-Stage Knife SharpenerGerber ComplEAT Compact Two-Stage Knife SharpenerGerber ComplEAT Compact Two-Stage Knife SharpenerGerber ComplEAT Compact Two-Stage Knife SharpenerGerber ComplEAT Compact Two-Stage Knife Sharpener

Gerber ComplEAT Compact Two-Stage Knife Sharpener

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    2.36 inch x 1.73 inch x 0.5 inch
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Product Description

Get your camp knives sharp and ready for action with the Gerber ComplEAT Sharpener. We all know that a dull knife is a dangerous knife, and this compact two-stage sharpener from Gerber's ComplEAT camp kitchen collection is made for a quick touch-up before mealtime. Just a few passes through the rods and your knife is ready to cut, chop and slice.

Two-Stage Sharpening

A diamond-coated coarse rod (400 grit) removes material to bring back a dull edge, and a ceramic fine rod (1000 grit) hones and finishes it. A separate ceramic honing rod handles quick touch-ups between sharpenings.

Light and Easy to Carry

At just 0.56 oz and about 2-3/8 in. wide, it slips into a pocket, pack, tackle box or knife sheath. The textured pinch grip gives you a secure hold while you sharpen, and the lanyard hole lets you clip it to gear or a keychain so it is always within reach. Covered by Gerber's limited lifetime warranty.

Features & Benefits

  • Diamond-coated coarse rod, 400 grit
  • Ceramic fine rod, 1000 grit
  • Ceramic honing rod for touch-ups
  • Textured pinch grip
  • Lanyard hole
  • Weighs only 0.56 oz
  • Gerber limited lifetime warranty

Uses & Applications

  • Camp kitchen and outdoor cooking knives
  • Pocket knives and everyday carry blades
  • Hunting, fishing and hiking kits

Instructions

  1. Hold the sharpener firmly using the textured pinch grip between your thumb and forefinger, or steady it on a flat surface such as a cutting board.
  2. Start with the coarse side (diamond-coated 400 grit). Draw your blade through the rods from heel to tip using light, even pressure. Repeat 6 to 8 passes.
  3. Switch to the fine side (ceramic 1000 grit). Draw the blade through using the same motion and light pressure. Repeat 6 to 8 passes to hone and finish the edge.
  4. Use the ceramic honing rod for quick touch-ups between full sharpenings by lightly running the blade along the rod.
  5. Wipe the blade clean with a dry cloth after sharpening.

 

Technical Information

Gerber ComplEAT Compact Two-Stage Knife Sharpener
  • Weight: 1 ounce
  • Material: diamond-coated rod, ceramic rods
  • Coarse Stage: Diamond-coated rod, 400 grit
  • Fine Stage: Ceramic rod, 1000 grit
  • Honing: Ceramic honing rod
  • Dimensions: 1.73 in. H x 2.36 in. W x 0.5 in. thick
  • Carry: Lanyard hole
  • Warranty: Gerber limited lifetime
  • Country of Origin: China
Note: Specifications are those given by manufacturers and are not tested for accuracy.

1076973 Standard sizes

ITEM SIZEITEM # ITEMS PER CASE QUANTITY ORDERING PRICE PER ITEM PRICE PER CASE

2.36 inch x 1.73 inch x 0.5 inch

1076973

UPC = 013658169784
3

Single Item (1-2 Items)

1 - 4 Cases (3-14 Items)

5 - 9 Cases (15-29 Items)

10+ Cases (>= 30 Items)

$6.46

$5.47
a 15% discount

$5.43
a 16% discount

$5.32
a 18% discount

N/A

$16.41

$16.29

$15.96

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