14 Years old Gerber Grappler Multitool Pliers Set Stainless Steel

[Cage71]

This Gerber Grappler Multitool endured water immersion, multiple drops, scorching heat, and a journey across the Sahel desert, showcasing the exceptional legacy of American craftsmanship.

 

[Brizzlebush]

Are you telling us about it or wanting to sell it, because there's no price?

 

[hughtrimble]

Welcome to the forum Cage.

The jaws on those do look rather good, if somewhat limited in their opening arc.

I'm not sure that they're necessarily an example of American craftsmanship though - I thought most of Gerber's multitools were made abroad, principally China.

 

[Chris]

A tool with some stories attached to it, nice.

I similarly like my Leatherman which I have had for about 18 years now and has been all over the place.

 

[Cage71]

Welcome to the forum Cage.

The jaws on those do look rather good, if somewhat limited in their opening arc.

I'm not sure that they're necessarily an example of American craftsmanship though - I thought most of Gerber's multitools were made abroad, principally China.

You can extend the jaws to the maximum width.

 

[Nice65]

Welcome to the forum Cage.

The jaws on those do look rather good, if somewhat limited in their opening arc.

I'm not sure that they're necessarily an example of American craftsmanship though - I thought most of Gerber's multitools were made abroad, principally China.

14 years ago it’s likely that one probably was US made. I don’t know for sure, but they have their factory in Portland, Oregon.