Gerber Center-Drive Multitool

The Center-Drive by Gerber is the ultimate multitool, a game-changing addition designed for real life, heavy-duty work. The innovative center-axis driver opens to align like a real screw driver, yielding maximum torque and rotation, and a simple flick of the wrist sends the pliers or a full size outboard knife shooting out. All the outboard tools can be accessed by one hand, and the 14 total tools (serrated knife, file, bottle opener, etc.) offer enough functionality that you won’t be carrying a backup. watch the video below

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