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Gerber Ayako Front Flipper Knife

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Gerber Ayako Front Flipper Knife

Name: Gerber Ayako Front Flipper Knife
Brand: Gerber
SKU: gerber-ayako-front-flipper-knife
Price: 25 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3.732143 (56 reviews)

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Taking notes from modern Japanese design, the Ayako is a front flipper that packs a punch. Featuring a blade made of 7Cr17MoV stainless steel, the knife has a tanto point for powerful piercing performance Read More

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195

Apr 26, 2020

So many knife snobs in the comments lol, 7Cr17MoV holds a nice edge, some of us just want a cheap boxcutter that can be sharpened. I'll give you my review when I get mine. So many Rambos in the comments. Get your concealed weapons license and buy a handgun for self defense. Nothing funnier than a douche canoe w/ a $200 box opener which so many of you are.

rumata13

563

Apr 21, 2020

How can you offer a knife for sale and don't specify blade length? Isn't that one of the most vital attributes of a knife?

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idoc72

1181

Apr 21, 2020

rumata13At least they included the patently false "American Made" in bold!

method_burger

563

Apr 21, 2020

idoc72more like 'american designed' i think they copy and pasted descriptions of another gerber knife

Rudolph

279

Apr 22, 2020

Ah Gerber ! Making CRKT's budget line look like custom offerings !

xzenoph

Apr 21, 2020

Some specifications compiled from listings by other websites:

Blade length (in.): 3.4
Length closed (in.): 4.65
Made in China

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RandomAlec

Jul 29, 2020

The lack of proper and necessary (and not to forget accurate) product information on this website is really making me lose interest in coming back here, recommending, or even respecting this website in the future. Yikes

Kavik

5531

Apr 21, 2020

And the false advertising hits keep on coming 🙄 Every single other source says this thing is made in China.

Gabriel_M

Jul 29, 2020

So the description pics definitely have a lil Photoshop action going on at the flipper tab. The buyer photos show a much larger/longer tab than the stock pics.

Howellz

Jul 31, 2020

Gabriel_MThe flipper tab is HUGE on this knife. It is so long it is part of the reason it will not deploy as a front flipper. The tab hits your hands regardless of how low you grip the handle and it stops the blade midway of opening. It really is poorly designed.

Jhe1960a

Jul 29, 2020

Meh, another gas station quality knife with crappy steel. Hard pass.

Leoanger

355

Nov 17, 2020

Okay, rather than roll my eyes once more I've decided to buy one and put it through its paces. Will report..

Howellz

Jul 29, 2020

I just bought one of these in clam pack a month or so ago. Front flipper my a$$ the detent on this is stiff as hell. I've broken it in and it still will not front flip. I don't hate this knife but i would not recommend it. It is categorically NOT a front flipper!

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mr_wug

Because I find it much easier to open a knife that's tip up.

Leoanger

Mine arrived, exactly one month after ordering. Tang extension, as others note, is considerably longer than the stock pic indicates, but any shorter and I don't think it could be flipped open as easily. Not that it's easy, but I found a method which involves a good wrist flick. The detent is not stiff, rather the pivot is stiff and the detent too weak to be of any help when opening. Think of this as a frame-lock friction folder and you won't be too disappointed, haha. I'll update as I play with, carry and use it. I'm surprised at how much I like it so far.

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