Gerber Neat Freak – Braided Line Cutters Flat Sage
26,90 €
You won’t mess up your lines with the Neat Freak Braided Line Cutters. The micro-serrated, strong blades of these fish scissors cut exceptionally precisely, allowing you to cleanly cut lines and even fish.
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Gerber Neat Freak – Braided Line Cutters
You won’t mess up your lines with the Neat Freak Braided Line Cutters. The micro-serrated, strong blades of these fish scissors cut exceptionally precisely, allowing you to cleanly cut lines and even fish. Micro serrated blades combine with BearHand Control to provide ergonomic confidence in the hand. The stainless steel metal frame continues the entire length of the handles, assuring long-lasting durability. Furthermore, the blunt tip of the scissors is designed so that even if the scissors fall, they will not leave a mark; your legs and the scissors themselves will stay undamaged even if an accident happens. You can also use these scissors to open crown-capped bottles and attach lead weights.
- Dual micro serrated blades
- Blunt nose tip
- Split shot crimper
- Lanyard hole to secure
- Bottle opener
- BearHand Control
- Forefinger pad
- Full tang
Tech Specs
- Length: 15.2cm
- Weight: 68g
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Gerber is notable as the largest manufacturer of knives and multitools for the United States Armed Forces. Among its renowned products is the LMF II infantry knife, designed with a partial tang blade to prevent electric shocks and aid in freeing downed pilots. Additionally, Gerber offers a range of survival knives. The company also operates a Pro Program, providing special pricing on knives, tools, and equipment to valued members of the Gerber community and industry who have made significant contributions to their respective fields and communities.