Gerber Gear LMF II Infantry

Short description: Gerber LMF II Infantry Knife (black). Full description: It is not just a knife; it is a robust tactical survival knife that excels in the toughest situations. The Gerber LMF II was designed by Jeff Freeman and can serve as a knife, hammer, or even a spear. It is designed for professional everyday use and is ideal for hunters, active hikers, and more. The blades are coated with black oxide to provide additional protection against oxidation and to make them less visible. The handle is made of fiberglass-reinforced plastic, and the non-slip ballistic soft-grip rubber coating ensures a strong grip even in wet conditions. A sturdy and durable survival knife. The metal on the back of the handle is used for breaking glass, crushing stones, and can also be used as a hammer. The handle features holes that allow the knife to be used as a dagger or even to construct a spear. The sheath is made of Cordura fabric reinforced with rubberized plastic and is suitable for attachment to the Molle system. The sheath includes a built-in sharpener. The Gerber LMF II Infantry is manufactured in Portland, Oregon, USA, like all military-tactical products. In 2005, the LMF II knife won the International Knife Award. The Gerber LMF II Infantry is appreciated by all who seek not only everyday wear but also serious utility. Technical specifications: hardened steel breaker for glass, blade coating, sharpener in the sheath, hole for cord, rubber grip, sheath, forged blade, serrated blade, steel type 420HC, blade length 12 cm, total length 27 cm, weight 323 g.