Gerber River Shorty

Both on the water and under the water

This model is designed as a rescue knife. Moreover, it is recommended to use it in water conditions. When creating a knife, the experience and feedback of users who often go fishing, go on rivers in boats, canoes or kayaks, and also participate in rescue operations on the water, are taken into account. The blade is made of stainless steel and is not afraid of rust at all. The handle, made of plastic, is also not susceptible to corrosion.

More saw than knife

Notice the blade. It has a fully serrated edge to successfully cut nets, ropes, fabrics and rubber. In general, it is easy to cut (or quickly saw through) everything that prevents you from swimming out or threatens to drag you to the bottom. By the way, the serreytor also does an excellent job of cleaning fish from scales. Note also that the tip is initially blunt. Yes, you can’t make a stabbing blow with a knife, but you can’t damage an inflatable boat or sealed equipment with it, which was the main idea of \u200b\u200bsuch a blade.

In the hand, like a glove

This knife has a unique handle. Firstly, it is made of lightweight impact-resistant plastic, which is not affected by corrosion and does not crack in severe frost. Secondly, there are stoppers so that the hand does not slip, and corrugated elements that prevent the handle itself from slipping. Thirdly, holes for a lanyard are provided. The shape is also quite comfortable and fits comfortably in the hand. There are no complaints about the handle - reliable and comfortable.

An unusual knife that is useful for rescue operations on the water, although it cannot be called completely fishing.