Gerber Axe, Extra Large
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Catalog Number: 14353
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Product Description
- Forged Swedish steel head
- Polyamid hollow handle
- Overall Length (inches): 28.50 in.
- Blade Length (inches): 3.88 in.
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In 1939 Joseph Gerber hired a local knife maker to build 25 sets of kitchen cutlery to be given as Christmas gifts. The knives were so popular that Joseph Gerber left his advertising agency to start Gerber Legendary Blades®. The unique style and high quality manufacturing of Gerber cutlery soon developed wide spread acclaim. In fact, Gerber Legendary Blades are the only cutlery on display in New York’s famous Museum of Modern Art.
From very early on, Gerber collaborated with top knife designers, setting a standard of quality for everyone else to follow. Renowned designers such as Al Mar, Bob Loveless, Paul Poehlmann, "Blackie" Collins, William Harsey Jr. and Ernest Emerson have all designed knives for Gerber. In 2002 this tradition continued as Gerber released the Silver Trident™, designed by Chief James "Patches" Watson (U.S.N. Ret.) and Bill Harsey Jr.
Today, Gerber continues to design and manufacture unique, high quality outdoor recreation products. In 2003 we are proud to introduce the next generation of multi-tools: the Recoil™ Auto-Plier. By constantly utilizing new technology and innovative design to develop new products, Gerber continues to be an industry leader.
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Average Customer Review: Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers. Michael S. from Central Point, ORThe handle is made of a hollow light weight composite making it too light with poor balance. Very disappointed in the quality of steel used in the blade. Too brittle and dulls too easy. I have seen better qualtiy axes for alot less money. What happened to Gerber quality?
