Videos tagged with Gerber Knife

This video highlights significant Black Friday 2025 deals on a wide range of prepper and survival gear. It covers outdoor gadgets, safety and survival tools including knives and gun safes, shelter and comfort items like tents and sleeping bags, and crucial power and preparedness equipment such as power stations and water filters. Key items featured include Garmin watches, Nikon binoculars, multiple knives from Gerber, Cold Steel, and Smith & Wesson, KAER and Barska gun safes, and various power stations from Anker and Jackery. The video emphasizes the limited-time nature of these deals.

This video advocates for carrying a tactical fixed blade knife as part of an Everyday Carry (EDC) setup. The presenter specifically recommends knives from Montana Knife Company (MKC) and mentions the Gerber Double Infantry Knife and Toor Serpent as examples. The video also includes affiliate links for these knives, general Amazon shopping, and various other gear and camera equipment.

This YouTube video provides an overview and potential recommendation for the Montana Knife Company (MKC) TF24 as an EDC (Everyday Carry) fixed blade knife. The creator highlights the TF24 and briefly mentions other fixed blade knives from brands like Kizer, Gerber, and ESEE, as well as other MKC models (Wargoat, Blackfoot). The description includes affiliate links for purchasing the reviewed knife, other mentioned knives, and general Amazon items.

This video showcases an expertly organized truck bed setup by Marine X, focusing on life-saving gear and vehicle preparedness. The system utilizes Builtright Industries MOLLE panels to efficiently store a comprehensive array of tools, including medical supplies, fire safety equipment, vehicle recovery tools, and survival essentials. The speaker demonstrates practical knowledge and experience in selecting and arranging these items for quick access in emergencies.

This video reviews the Gerber Principle Knife, highlighting its strengths as a sturdy, do-all camp knife with a good grind, ample belly for skinning, and a comfortable handle. The reviewer expresses reservations about the sheath's design, particularly its multi-carry functionality. The video also includes links to the reviewer's website, merchandise, and the knife itself on Amazon, along with details about the reviewer's "loadout" which includes clothing from specific brands.

This video reviews the Gerber Flatiron folding cleaver, evaluating its design, functionality as an EDC blade, and suitability for food preparation. The reviewer highlights the knife's technical appearance, excellent finishing, and features like an over-travel stop. It also mentions a new BHQ version in D2 steel with Micarta scales. The video compares it to other folding cleavers from Kizer, CRKT, and Spyderco, suggesting the Gerber Flatiron offers good value for its price as a unique addition to an EDC loadout.

This video announces a giveaway for a 5-Day Survival Backpack. The backpack is designed for one person and includes a variety of essential items for survival, such as first aid supplies, waterproof matches, a deck of cards, 32 servings of entree options, and a portable stove with fuel tabs. Specific items mentioned include a Maxpedition Falcon II, Olight S1 Mini Baton Flashlight, Cauldryn Fyre Mobile, Gerber Fixed blade knife, and an Aquamira Frontier Pro water filter. The description also highlights a first aid kit and a 5-in-1 survival whistle, with one winner being chosen at random. It also promotes exclusive videos and ways to support the creator.

This YouTube video features a review of the Gerber Gator knife, highlighting its versatility and a notable incident where it drew blood. The title suggests it's a "do everything" knife and the description includes a "Nutnfancy Likability Scale" score of 9 out of 10, indicating a highly positive review from a known reviewer. While the video doesn't focus on firearms, the mention of "drawing blood" and the overall context of everyday carry gear often overlaps with the interests of firearm enthusiasts.