| NEW: Gerber River Shorty |
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| Wednesday, 12 March 2014 10:21 |
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Gerber is proud to announce the re-introduction of a classic waterman's blade, the River Shorty. Built especially for the unique requirements of rafting, paddling and diving, the Gerber River Shorty features a serrated 3-inch, polished 420HC stainless steel blade wrapped in a durable, slip-resistant nylon handle. The hard plastic sheath attaches easily and securely to a belt, boot or PFD and will accept the blade edge right or left.
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Available in high visibility green (shown) and classic black models. MSRP: $33 US |
The blunt tip blade makes the River Shorty safe for inflatables, while a brilliant new green color pattern helps the blade stand out when things get hectic. Proudly made in Gerber's Portland, Oregon factory the River Short is built to serve and carries the brand's iron-clad lifetime warranty.Login
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