Quadrant EDC Folding Pocket Knife w/Clip, Plain Edge Blade, Bamboo

Nice looking knife. Extra sharp right out of the package. Weight is good , and the bamboo finish is nice. Easy open mechanism. A little hard to unlock.

I bought this over a year ago for my husband as an early Christmas gift. It quickly became his favorite knife and everyday carry. It is the perfect size to fit in his front pants pocket or jacket pocket. It is nice looking and is made very well. It's a Gerber so you can't go wrong, they make product that are durable and that last. It has a nice, solid weight to it but isn't too heavy or bulky. It works great in the garage, out camping, or anywhere you need a solid, dependable knife. Absolutely love and recommend!! Makes a great gift!!

Yes, the action is stiff - but it does loosen up. Yes, the lockup binds a little - but it does loosen up. Yes, the blade grind is a little uneven, but it’s not that bad, and will even out after sharpening a few times. For under $35, you get a cool looking folder with a deep pocket clip that is different than most of the knives in your collection.

Outfreakingstanding! Best pocket knife I have owned. It is light and fits in the pocket perfectly. The blade is sharp and holds an edge. Second one I purchased after I broke the tip of my last one trying to do something the blade was not designed for. Highly recommend.

I have had this for almost 4 years. Only had to sharpen it Twice. Retains and edge very well and feels great in the hand. For it being a cheaper knife and the price of it you cant beat it. Cuts through everything having the blade shape it does especially good for cardboard and other heavy duty materials. Sharpens easy and very good lock and size fits my hand very well and lock is easy to use and easy to open/close. Mine is still in my EDC rotation and very nice design on it.

Activating the thumb stud does not cause the blade to fully extend, since there is no spring assist. So extending the blade is a two step process. Not convenient in one handed operations. However, the blade is very sharp and robust. Typical Gerber quality. I won't EDC it, but I'll keep it around for opening the many Amazon boxes that my wife has delivered.

The Gerber Quadrant has a good overall size for pocket carry. The handle feels comfortable in hand and the weight is reasonable for everyday use. The blade shape and length are practical and well suited for light utility tasks like boxes, cord, and general cutting. The bamboo handle looks fine, but it does not add much in terms of grip or function. It feels more like a cosmetic choice than a practical one. The frame lock itself is solid and inspires confidence once the blade is open. In fact, the lockup is very strong and I have had it lock so tightly that it took some effort to disengage. The biggest downside is the opening action. The flipper does not deploy smoothly and opening the knife is not pleasant or fluid. It works, but it feels stiff and awkward compared to other knives in this size class. If quick or one handed opening matters to you, this is something to be aware of. It's very slow to open and doesn't just flip out. Overall, the Quadrant has a good blade and solid lock, but the rough opening action and unnecessary bamboo handle keep it from being a favorite. It is usable and sturdy, just not especially refined.

I already had one of these knives. I bought one as a gift to give someone because I know that they are very good knives so would recommend this knife to anyone

Buenisimo producto, muy buena calidad, solido, diseño muy padre, llega con un filo bastante bueno…definitivamente lo recomiendo

all good

La calidad es sorprendente, el filo dura muchísimo y resiste uso rudo y continuo, la mejor opción para una navaja de bolsillo para uso diario.

The knife is nice, smooth action and sharp blade but the clip snapped after 2 weeks. So far, I have not found a replacement clip

Vale lo que cuesta, es una navaja con un diseño muy elegante, viene muy filosa y cumple con lo especificado. La función de abrir se llama "finger flipper" y es mecánica, este tipo de navajas requieren un poco de ayuda de movimiento con el brazo es normal, no es "assited opening" ni "automatic opening" por lo que no abren así casi de manera automática con el dedo, esto ocurre en este tipo de apertura en todas las marcas. Vale la pena la verdad 800 te los gastas en una salida a cenar con la familia, esta navaja te va a durar años, cuidándola un poco toda la vida.