GERBERGear MiniSada Folding Pocket Knife

This was a great buy! Husband loved it and said it’s super sharp. Know someone who had one for over a year and loved it and used it frequently! The handle is also a really nice color and well made. Overall I’m glad I bought this knife. Makes a great gift if your man likes knives. It’s also slightly unique blade so makes a great surprise. Overall very happy with this purchase. I think it’ll hold up great.

This Knife easily became my favorite EDC knife. Out of the box shaver. Solid, Very well built. The ergo's on this knife are amazing. Fits very well in the hand. This is why Gerber porducts are some of the best in the world. Buy one today and experience the best pocket EDC knife you will ever own. GC

Most dudes pick a watch from their collection before they leave the house. I pick a knife.I have over 30 pocket knives, ranging from CRKT, Kershaw, SOG, James Brand, SpyderCo, Wesn Goods, Gerbers, and even some Chinabrand BS.This knife is BY FAR my favorite one. It’s a cleaver style knife, I love cleaver folding knives, BUT I can’t carry em because the end is blunt (flat). Can’t self defend with a blunt knife, I may as well carry a stick.BUT, this Cleavy Gerber boy has a bit of a tip to it, not too much to ruin the aesthetic, and just enough to easily get pokey when someone in them streets tries to get freaky.Also LOVE the quick open thumb tab, and the safety groove in the blade for your index finger. Safety first boys and girls.And last but certainly not least, the blade. The blade is so sharp and so durable, that the only way it makes sense is if Gerber made a Time Machine and went back to get one of those Samurai sword making master dudes and brought him back.. to the future. (I had to do it).Gentlemen at Gerber, keep doing Gods work, and let me borrow that Time Machine for a weekend so I can invest in Apple / Microsoft in 1995. I’m too dumb to get rich without one.

I’ll preface this by saying I’ve only had this knife for a couple days, so I don’t have a ton of experience with it so far. Overall I think it’s a really good knife for the price. It’s very sturdy, relatively sharp, not razor sharp, but sharp enough. The thumb slot takes some getting used to, I’m used to knives with a thumb stud so that’s easily explained. The detent on it is definitely stiff, but it loosens up with some oil and a couple of days of use. I have the aluminum version and I’ve noticed that the paint has started chipping on it, but it’s a work knife for me so it’s not a huge deal. Overall I’m very happy with it so far. If anything changes I’ll update.

great knife. Super cool looking. I saw a coworkers and bought one, then somebody saw mine and bought one and so on and so on.... made me laugh.

I had been wanting to a new knife for a while and something different and this for the bill. Absolutely love this thing and get compliments all the time. It's sturdy and sharp. I laid my thumb open right after I got it. My mistake but it surprised me. I use it all the time and it's been great. Highly recommend.

The reviews I read about this knife have an accurate picture as to what mine was (ie. Tight pocket clip, can't open with one hand). Yes, the pocket clip on mine was so tight it wouldn't budge in order to clip it to my pocket. I had to loosen the pocket clip screws in order to get this thing to clip to my pocket. That worked, no worries. The knife is very tight and cannot be opened one handed. I tried to loosen the pivot screw, but the screw is so soft it stripped. The soft metal of the pivot screw is in tighter than it can handle. That's a bummer. I put some Benchmade blue lube in there and worked the knife around. That hasn't made much of a difference but hopefully after using it for a few days it'll loosen up to where it's a one-hand opening knife.I really like the cheaper steel in this knife, and wish that other manufacturers would consider cheaper steel. It's fast to sharpen, gets sharper than stronger steel, and keeps the price of the knife reasonable. Sure, S35VN gets rave reviews in knife forums (or my favorite, CPM-20CV), but in real world use I haven't noticed high end steel improving my life in any meaningful way. I'm not the user who needs an edge to stay sharp for long periods of time, so being able to quickly sharpen this to a freakishly sharp edge is a plus for me.The cleaver style blade looks really cool on Instagram, but in everyday use I'm not sure how useful it'll be for my lifestyle (a city office worker who spends more time in a data center than the outdoors, per se). Since I work in an office, my co-workers do a double-take when I'm opening a box with my Victorinox Waiter, so this over-3-inch cleaver would brand me as a menace to society (not saying I agree, just the facts and I'm mindful/aware of other people's feelings).So rather than EDCing this blade, I look forward to having this as my weekend knife, something to assist when I'm cooking on the grill (chopping up vegetables or cutting up steak tips) or doing weekend chores in the garage, cleavering open those paper yard bags, or maybe cleavering my hedges as though I am Edward Cleaverhands. It does look great on Instagram tho.

Went looking for a ‘cleaver’ style for EDC and stumbled upon this guy. It’s heavier than my Benchmade but not too heavy to carry. Steel seems nice as does the handle and locking mechanism. The only ‘mod’ I did was loosen the clip a bit with a flat screwdriver. I foresee this getting used a lot.

Frustrado! Paguei um valor alto para padrões BR (R$520,00) e esperava algo realmente condizente com esse valor. Um sanrenmu é mais barato e possui uma manutenção mais facilitada, meu 9008 (300,00) dá de 10000x0 nesse Asada. A trava do Asada é extremamente dura impossibilitando o manuseio com apenas uma mão. Fiquei surpreso com a qualidade baixa desses parafusos. Não recomendo a compra, pois com esse valor você pode comprar algo melhor! Ah! O modelo Flatiron também é semelhante na questão da trava frame lock extremamente dura para desarmar. Não recomendo!!

Muy buena calidad, el filo en el metal es duradero.

Me encantó!!! Es una excelente opción para tu edc.Llegó con un buen filo de fabrica, la pertura es fantástica y suave, ya que al correr en balero.Tienes un buen peso y es cómoda para el porte diario.

Arrivato nel suo blister di cartone e plastica nei soliti buoni-ottimi tempi che ci ha abituato Amazon.L'aspetto è piacevole con la finitura "graffiata" che dona al coltello un aspetto da strumento vissuto ma ancora in perfetto stato.In mano la sensazione è di solidità, grazie al discreto peso (185g) ben bilanciato con il centro di massa che cade tra indice e medio, e la lama abbastanza spessa sul dorso (3,7mm).Per chi ha mani grandi, come me, si impugna bene, ma se nel tagliare bisogna spingere il bordo del manico è scomodo e alla lunga segna il palmo.Buono l'incavo sulla lama per l'indice, facendo forza sulla lama con il pollice si lavora bene.La vetroresina G10 permette un'ottima presa, il retro in alluminio è scivoloso se si hanno le mani sudate o unte.È definito un coltello EDC (EveryDay Carry) ma è pesantino e ingombrante da tenere in tasca.L'esemplare che ho ricevuto è duro e scomodo. Nelle videorecensioni si vede che viene aperto usando una sola mano con facilità e fluidità. Per aprire questo sono necessarie due mani.La molla per sbloccare la lama e richiuderlo è durissima. La prima volta che l'ho azionata mi sono fatto male. Adesso, dopo giorni che apro e chiudo il coltello in continuazione, si è un poco smollata, ma forse sono io che ho fatto il callo.La clip per fissarlo alla tasca o alla cintura è impossibile da usare tanto è dura. Proverò a forzarla con una leva per tentare di ammorbidirla.La lama è arrivata NON affilata. Non si riusciva a tagliare nulla. Per curiosità con un po' di trigonometria ho calcolato l'angolo di affilatura, l'esemplare che mi è arrivato era affilato(?) a 45 gradi. Per la precisione 21,5° da un lato e 25,5° dall'altro. E dulcis in fundo il filo non era centrato con la lama.Con tanto olio di gomito ho rifatto completamente il filo, con pietre di grana 80, 140 e 400, di più non ne vale la pena. L'acciaio è abbastanza morbido ed il filo non durerà a lungo.Conclusione: Se volete un coltellino da collezione ma siete poveri in canna questo è l'oggetto che fa per voi, altrimenti comprate altro.Personalmente: Gerber dovrebbe vergognarsi a vendere coltelli così, pazienza gli altri difetti ma un'affilatura così non ce l'hanno neanche i coltelli da tavola dell'IKEA.La valutazione: Tre stelle, una per Amazon, una per l'estetica, una (con riserva) per la robustezza.

Excelente calidad y estética del producto.Excelente.