The Gerber Remix looks like it came straight out of a sci-fi movie, with a design that's completely original and unlike any of the knives available today.
The handle of this lightweight knife is made from anodized aluminum that's been coated with titanium nitride. One of the hardest materials known to man, titanium nitride adds some durability and shine to the handle.
Complementing the skeletonized grip of the Remix is a noticeable finger hole, which is what the blade actually pivots around.
This large O-ring injects versatility into the knife, allowing the user to hold the knife in a variety of grips or attach the knife to a carabiner. The possibilities are as limitless as your imagination will allow.
Despite the unique handle and distinct o-ring, the Remix is more than just a good-looking knife. It's exceptionally functional.
The 2.9-inch drop point blade is made from stainless steel and swiftly engages with the flick of the ambidextrous thumb studs. The blade stays open with a liner lock.
Rounding out the Remix is a bevy of extra features that make this knife special, including an open design for easy cleaning, slight jimping along the spine, a tip-up pocket clip, and a lanyard hole near the butt.
Specifications | |
Blade Color | Silver/gray |
Blade Edge | Plain |
Blade Material | Stainless steel (440a) |
Handle Color | Silver/gray |
Handle Material | Aluminum |
Knife Type | Folding |
Lock Type | Liner lock |
Pocket Clip Include | True |
Point | Drop point |
In 1939 Joseph Gerber hired a local knife maker to build 25 sets of kitchen cutlery to be given as Christmas gifts. The knives were so popular that Joseph Gerber left his advertising agency to start Gerber Legendary Blades®. The unique style and high quality manufacturing of Gerber cutlery soon developed wide spread acclaim. In fact, Gerber Legendary Blades are the only cutlery on display in New York�?s famous Museum of Modern Art.
From very early on, Gerber collaborated with top knife designers, setting a standard of quality for everyone else to follow. Renowned designers such as Al Mar, Bob Loveless, Paul Poehlmann, 'Blackie' Collins, William Harsey Jr. and Ernest Emerson have all designed knives for Gerber. In 2002 this tradition continued as Gerber released the Silver Trident�?, designed by Chief James 'Patches' Watson (U.S.N. Ret.) and Bill Harsey Jr.
Today, Gerber continues to design and manufacture unique, high quality outdoor recreation products. In 2003 we are proud to introduce the next generation of multi-tools: the Recoil�? Auto-Plier. By constantly utilizing new technology and innovative design to develop new products, Gerber continues to be an industry leader.