GerberGear Jukebox, EDC Folding Pocket Knife with Straight Edge Flipper Blade for Everyday Carry, Gifts for Men, Tortoise Shell

This is a great EDC pocket knife. I use it multiple times a week and the construction is solid and the blade is sharp. Doesn't take up much pocket space, easy to hold, open and close. I bought another one a couple of years ago and it still has a great edge. I just wanted another one to put in my work bag in case I forget to throw the first one I bought in my pocket. Very light weight and not bulky too.

Looks beautiful! Could be sharper I think but used it a couple times already and it’s working for what I wanted it for.Opening it using the front flip, for someone with small hands, is a little difficult but it opens easily other ways so I’m not concerned.Some other knives I have are kinda hard to close once opened but this one seemed easy, however not a knife that I feel like is going to pop out of place and cut me.Great pick for me! I would buy again*edit*It is sharp as hell!! Idk what I was thinking at first when I thought it wasn’t.

I really like the way the Jukebox opens. It needed a little bit of sharpening, but, the steel takes an edge quickly.It is beautiful in appearance. The spine is nice and wide, making for a very sturdy blade.I love this knife. I rarely need to stab anything, so, the straight razor shaped blade suits me fine.Gerber rocks.

The media could not be loaded. This is a beautiful knife. I love the straight razor looks, and the tortoise-shell handle. Even the extended flipper at the top looks cool. I love it.Now, it's not perfect. I have read from various websites that spend all their time looking at knives that the steel this uses isn't the best. Also, the liner lock is a #$%^&*! to release. Maybe I have a weak thumb. Maybe it will get better over time. Maybe it is what it is. No matter what, I'm happy with slow stowing; it's the deployment that is more important.An outstanding knife for an outstanding price. Pick it up, tuck it away, pull a comb through your coal black hair, and head out for a night.

I just purchased this Gerber Jukebox and I’m so impressed with it. The overall look and feel of this knife is quite impressive. These handles just really stand out. I’m a knife addict I would say collector but wife calls me an addict:) so I’ll go with that. ( yes it’s true I am) I have all different brands of knives from Giant Mouse, Medford, Kizer, Zero Tolerance, Off-Grid, Bench Made, Case, Gerber, Bestech, Cold Steel, ESSE, Ferrum forge, Rike, Kershaw, Fallkniven, Real steel, Spyderco, Gerber, Tops, Artisan Cutlery, Victorinox, Boker, civivi, and so many more. My point is I like knives for different reasons, some I love purely for the looks, others for their durability, some for ease of use, some because of new material they have. This Gerber I’d absolutely gorgeous no doubt about it. Every time I’ve pulled it out someone at work, or someone at social functions have commented how beautiful it is. Truly modern design, with tough old school look that’s just perfect.

No real tip but I knew that .... strong n sturdy sharp and has a quality clasp for attaching to my pocket ... A bit of a learning curve to open with one hand .... with practice I now can use one hand to remove & open it. Nice looking knife glad I bought it

I figure that like me, other people may be interested in this knife mostly for the cool tortoise shell handle, so I'm gonna be pretty critical here about the fact that [both knives I've received] the Jukebox is just much lamer in real life than what I was expecting. My knife has basically no black/brown in the handle - so its just clear yellow and gold swirled plastic almost like a bad attempt at gold pearl. It looks "tacky," according to my girlfriend.Yes, I'm sure there could be some variation in these handles between good ones and lame ones, but having purchased two different Jukeboxes hoping for something cool, I have been disappointed both times. I don't want a clear yellow and gold pearl handle knife, I wanted something more like the pictured product. So I'm returning mine.I've included a photo of what my knife actually looks like before I send it back, and I've ordered a second one hoping for something better. I will update my review with another picture of what the product actually looks like when I receive the second one.Update 11/12/19 - I got the second one...I'll let you be the judge. The second knife, while having a pretty cool brown swirl, also has an inch of solid clear yellow plastic. Add to that the clunky width and dimensions of the knives themselves, and you get an impressive of mass production and cheapness. After a second attempt, I now know these just aren't the knives for me; I will be returning both. Compared to the official product pictures, both of my knives look like cheaply executed replicas of what I was expecting. I'm bummed, I was really thinking they could be winners.

Great EDC. Conversation starter since it is unique. Wish the action was a little less tight, but I am assuming that will happen with time or I can adjust.It’s a Gerber, of course it’s a decent knife!