Gerber Truss Multi-Tool
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- SKU
- G3306
Description
Features
- 17-Tool Configuration — Packs spring-loaded needle nose pliers, wire cutters, wire stripper, fine and serrated blades, saw, scissors, can opener, bottle opener, three flathead drivers, Phillips driver, awl, file, ruler, and lanyard hole into a single platform.
- Spring-Loaded Needle Nose Pliers — Self-opening pliers reduce hand fatigue during repetitive work and give you a faster, one-handed reset between grips.
- All Outboard, All Locking Tools — Every implement deploys from the outside of the handle and locks open under load, so you can access any tool without unfolding the pliers.
- Single-Piece Steel Handle — One-piece stainless steel chassis sheds excess bulk while keeping the rigidity needed for hard-use prying, twisting, and cutting tasks.
- Stainless Steel Construction — Corrosion-resistant stainless throughout the body, blades, and drivers stands up to jobsite abuse, field carry, and wet environments.
- Compact Carry Dimensions — 4.35 in. closed, 6.5 in. open, 0.7 in. wide, and roughly 9.6 oz — full-size capability in a profile that rides easily in a pocket, pack, or sheath.
- Low-Profile Belt Sheath — Included sheath mounts vertically or horizontally on a duty belt or pack strap, keeping the Truss accessible without bulk.
- Built-In Ruler and File — Marked ruler and metal file extend the Truss beyond cutting and driving for measuring, deburring, and finishing work in the field.
- Gerber Limited Lifetime Warranty — Backed by Gerber's lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
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Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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Does everything I need it toBought this to keep on my belt when Im out hiking with the kids and it has not let me down once. I love that all the tools open from the outside so I dont have to unfold the whole thing just to get to the blade or the screwdriver, that is a HUGE deal when youre trying to do something quick one handed. Ive used the pliers to fix a broken pack buckle and the small knife to cut rope on the same trip. Only gripe is it feels a little heavier than I expected for how slim it looks in pictures, but honestly I got used to it pretty fast.
17 tools covers pretty much everything you need
Heavier than it looks
