The Gerber FlatIron folding cleaver puts a 3.6-inch stonewashed cleaver blade on a machined aluminum frame lock folder (Gerber part no. 30-001494). The reverse curvature of the spine keeps your knuckles away from the cutting surface, so you can slice and chop with control. A thumb hole opens the blade one-handed, and a large finger choil gives you a secure grip when you choke up. The pocket clip is designed for low-profile carry. At 8.5 inches open and 5.5 ounces, it is an unusual EDC folder for those who prefer a cleaver profile.

Key Specifications

• The blade length is 3.6 inches, a full-size EDC length.
• The blade style is a cleaver with a stonewash finish, a bold shape that also hides scratches.
• The handle is machined aluminum, a light and rigid scale.
• The lock is a frame lock, a sturdy design that holds the blade open.
• The knife opens with a thumb hole, so it deploys with one hand.
• The closed length is 4.88 inches, compact enough for pocket carry.
• The knife weighs 5.5 ounces, a solid weight for a heavy-duty folder.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the blade length on the Gerber FlatIron? Gerber lists the blade at 3.6 inches, with an overall length of 8.5 inches when open.

What kind of lock does the FlatIron have? It has a frame lock, and the blade opens through a thumb hole.

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