Gerber L.S.T. Mini Folding Knife
Gerber L.S.T. Mini Folding KnifeGerber L.S.T. Mini Folding KnifeGerber L.S.T. Mini Folding KnifeGerber L.S.T. Mini Folding KnifeGerber L.S.T. Mini Folding KnifeGerber L.S.T. Mini Folding KnifeGerber L.S.T. Mini Folding KnifeGerber L.S.T. Mini Folding KnifeGerber L.S.T. Mini Folding KnifeGerber L.S.T. Mini Folding Knife

Gerber L.S.T. Mini Folding Knife

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    2.65-inch closed length
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Product Description

The first-ever Gerber L.S.T. changed the pocket knife market in the 1980s. The Gerber L.S.T. Mini Folding Knife has the bones of the original in a much tinier, modern package. Still Light, Smooth and Tough, it is built to ride along for everyday use and slips into even the most crowded pockets, purses and bags.

The 1.91 in. modified wharncliffe blade is 440A stainless steel with a plain edge, and a lockback holds it securely open while you work. Open it with the thumbhole, and use the sharpening choil to keep the edge in shape. The glass-filled nylon handle is light and grippy, and the grab tab with lanyard makes the knife easy to find in a crowded pack and gives you a little more to hold for precise cuts. At just 0.5 oz and 2.69 in. closed, it is a small, simple everyday carry knife for opening boxes and packages, trimming cord and thread, and other light cutting at home, at work or on the trail. It is covered by Gerber's limited lifetime warranty.

Features & Benefits

  • 440A stainless steel blade
  • Modified plain edge wharncliffe blade
  • Glass-filled nylon handle
  • Lockback
  • Grab tab with lanyard
  • Sharpening choil
  • Thumbhole for one-hand opening
  • Gerber limited lifetime warranty

Uses & Applications

  • Everyday carry in a pocket, purse or bag
  • Opening boxes, packages and mail
  • Trimming cord, thread and tags
  • Camping, hiking and fishing kits

 

Technical Information

Gerber L.S.T. Mini Folding Knife
  • Overall (opened) Length: 4.6 inches
  • Folded (closed) Length: 2.69 inches
  • Blade Length: 1.91 inches
  • Blade Edge Type: Plain
  • Locking Mechanism: Lockback Bar on Spine   examples
  • Weight: 1 ounce
  • Construction: 440a stainless steel blade, glass-filled nylon handle
  • Blade Shape: Modified wharncliffe
  • Opening: Thumbhole
  • Carry: Grab tab with lanyard
  • Warranty: Gerber limited lifetime
  • Country of Origin: China
Note: Specifications are those given by manufacturers and are not tested for accuracy.

10745 Standard sizes

KNIFE SIZEITEM # KNIFES PER CASE QUANTITY ORDERING PRICE PER KNIFE PRICE PER CASE

2.65-inch closed length

10745/ 2656

Single Knife (1-5 Knifes)

1 Case (6-11 Knifes)

2 Cases (12-17 Knifes)

3+ Cases (>= 18 Knifes)

$16.22

$15.22
a 6% discount

$14.92
a 8% discount

$14.62
a 10% discount

N/A

$91.32

$89.52

$87.72

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