4.5″ (11.43cm) closed. 3.5″ (8.89cm) black finish D2 tool steel blade. Stonewash finish copper handle. Lanyard hole. Pocket clip. Barrel construction. Custom axle shroud. English and French language packaging. Clam packed. No 3rd Party Sales (must be sold from your store or your web site, not a third party site such as Amazon, eBay, etc)
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4.5″ (11.43cm) closed. 3.5″ (8.89cm) black finish D2 tool steel blade. Stonewash finish copper handle. Lanyard hole. Pocket clip. Barrel construction. Custom axle shroud. English and French language packaging. Clam packed.
No 3rd Party Sales (must be sold from your store or your web site, not a third party site such as Amazon, eBay, etc)
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| Closed Length ( Inches ) | 4.5 |
|---|---|
| Blade Length ( Inches ) | 3.5 |
| Lock Type | Framelock |
| Fixed / Folding | Folding Knives |
| Manufacturer | Gerber |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Weight | 0.58 lbs |
| GTIN | 013658164253 |
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markchiang888 (verified owner) –
Part of this review is detailing Gerber service or lack of it and mentions another item only in context of the support for this one.
I bought the Copper Affinity with no thumbstud, they didn’t have the thumbstud and was supposed to send me a replacement – got the Pledge. Not another version of the Affinity, the Pledge which is a much cheaper knife. BTW this process took MONTHS.
If you think getting a whole knife is better than a thumbstud, I’d disagree with you. I have cheap knives, I can appreciate something at the pricepoint it is sold at, the Pledge is not one I want at ANY price point. Extremely poor action (you cannot flick it open even with wrist action) and very cheap handle material.
I mention it just to show what you can expect from Gerber. Chicago Knife Works always has solid deals, and I see their photo clearly shows NO thumbstud and the price has been lowered since I bought it. Gerber CLAIMS there has only been one other review reflecting they got one without it and they don’t know this knife being sold without the thumbstud, I think CKW is just more honest with the photo and has adjusted the pricing given this issue perhaps after it was discovered. Seriously (re)consider buying anything Gerber given the service issue.