Gerber Gets One Right: Gerber Dime MT

Published on May 13, 2012
Duration: 13:39

This review by Nutnfancy delves into the utility of compact multi-tools for everyday carry, focusing on the Gerber Dime and Splice, and comparing them to Leatherman Squirt models. He highlights the importance of preparedness and the high value offered by these small, yet capable, tools, particularly the Gerber Dime as a significant improvement for the brand.

Quick Summary

The Gerber Dime is a highly recommended everyday carry multi-tool, priced between $15-$20, offering excellent value and features comparable to more expensive brands like Leatherman. Its specialized tools, including a package opener and spring-loaded pliers, make it a practical choice for preparedness, earning it praise as a significant improvement for Gerber.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Importance of EDC Multi-tools
  2. 01:35Leatherman Squirt Series Overview
  3. 02:32Gerber Light Duty Multi-tools Intro
  4. 03:45Gerber Splice Detailed Review
  5. 07:35Gerber Dime: A Modern Competitor
  6. 09:05Gerber Dime Specialized Tools
  7. 11:18Gerber Dime Pliers and Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Gerber Dime's price range and why is it considered a good value?

The Gerber Dime typically retails between $15.00 and $20.00, making it a very affordable option for an everyday carry multi-tool. Its value is highlighted by its robust feature set, including spring-loaded pliers, a package opener, and quality scissors, rivaling more expensive options.

How does the Gerber Dime compare to the Leatherman Squirt series?

Nutnfancy positions the Gerber Dime as a strong, modern competitor to the Leatherman Squirt series. While both are in the 'light duty' category, the Dime is praised for its design, specialized tools like the package opener, and overall value proposition, being called a 'big win' for Gerber.

What are the key features of the Gerber Splice multi-tool?

The Gerber Splice features a hollow-ground clip blade with a V-grind, a serrated sheep's foot blade, a Phillips driver, a file, and a cap lifter. Reviewer Nutnfancy notes that its tools can sometimes be difficult to deploy.

Why is having an EDC multi-tool important according to Nutnfancy?

Nutnfancy emphasizes preparedness and the utility of carrying a multi-tool, even a small one, as part of an everyday carry system. He argues that such tools are valuable regardless of profession and can help solve unexpected problems efficiently.

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