A small blaze-orange folding knife that takes standard #60 razor blades. Hunters pick it as a cheap, very sharp field dressing knife that is hard to lose.
Specs
- Blade: 2.9 in, #60 razor blade, stainless steel
- Overall length: 6.9 in; closed length: 4.0 in
- Weight: 1.3 oz
- Lock: lock back
- Split Sec push-button blade release, no tools needed
- Handle: rubber over-mold, high-visibility orange, large finger choil, lanyard hole
- Includes 6 replacement blades
- Product number 31-002736N
- Gerber limited lifetime warranty
What reviewers say
We found few independent reviews. Retailer and maker copy focus on the push-button blade release, which Gerber says is safer than many rival systems. The few owner ratings we saw were positive. Like all scalpel-style knives, the thin blades are for skinning and caping, not prying or chopping.
Good
- Very light at 1.3 oz
- Orange handle is easy to find if dropped
- Uses common #60 blades
- Tool-free blade changes
Not so good
- Thin blades can snap if twisted
- Few owner reviews so far
- Not a general camp knife
Who it's for
Deer and small game hunters who want a cheap, razor-sharp skinning knife in the pack. Pair it with a sturdier knife for heavier work.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.