Gerber Stowe Fixed Blade Reviews

4.7 Rating 11 Reviews

The Gerber Stowe is a small yet mighty tool that blends the strength of a fixed blade and the compact carry of a folder. The leather sheath caters to multiple ways to carry with a sturdy loop for on belt and a small footprint for in pocket. For food prep and other outdoor bushcraft tasks there is no better for the price.
Full tang blade extends all the way through the handle for ultimate strength and durability.
Leather sheath caters to multiple ways to carry with a sturdy loop for on belt, and a small footprint for in pocket.
Grippy micarta handle scales provide amazing hand feel and sturdy grip in all conditions.
Plain edge clip point blade with added corrosion resistance is ideal for all cutting tasks from slicing to chopping.

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“Great little camp companion and prep knife. Very sturdy as I've come to expect from these little Gerber fixed blades. Can't fault it at under 20 quid. For me I would like a sheath like the tri blade not the leather one supplied, but still top quality.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Love this fixed blade came sharp and very nice in the hand the sheath a bit fiddly but no problem just old hands, it soon worked in, great service HH.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Superb little knife, currently at an excellent price point and of course brilliant customer service from Heinnie Haynes....... of course!The blade was razor sharp out of the box, the sheath was excellent if slightly stiff initially. However not a completely bad thing as due to stiffness, as soon as you release the press stud the strap flips back out of the way.Personally I would have liked some jimping on the spine of the blade, immediately in front of the handle to improve control if I want to choke up for finer tasks. However jimping is easily added with a Dremel and a suitable bit.Overall an excellent little knife.”

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Posted 3 months ago