Gerber Gear Prybrid X Multitool Pocket Razor Knife - EDC Utility Knife with Retractable Blade and Pry Bar for Everyday Carry - Urban Blue

I've got an outdoor edge slidewinder knife on my other set of keys, and wanted something different for my main set of keys. After a bit of searching and watching reviews, I got the prybrid. I knew I wanted at least a replaceable blade knife, and the utility of a pry bar seemed nice to have as well. Fit and finish is really good on this tool, and it feels solid. The retractable blade is an exacto #11, a standard hobby knife blade that we buy by the 100 pack for crafts. Deploying the knife is a simple slide operation, and replacing the blade requires you to slide just a bit further past the first stop. I added a carabiner so the tool was easily removable from my keyring. One nice advantage over the slidewinder is that I haven't been stabbed in the leg by any sharp corners. The slidewinder's screwdriver tips would always poke me through my pants and I ended up sanding them down to avoid the pain (thus removing that practical touch). The prybrid doesn't have that shortcoming and I have full functionality of the tool. Overall, I'd highly recommend this tool. The slidewinder is great, but kind of a one trick pony with the knife blade. This adds functionality and usefulness that the slidewinder lacked.

This thing has become my most used piece of EDC!

Is a great little knife for keeping in your pocket. Razor sharp, because it uses Xacto blades which can be replaced. Simple, compact retracting bade design with a handy bottle opener-screwdriver end. I did have two issues— the retracting mechanism was a bit stiff at first, causing me to use a bit of 3 in 1 oil and repeated opening and closing to wear it into a comfortable retraction sequence. Also, it uses #11 Xacto blades only. I have a box of 100 generic #11 blades from another manufacture, and they don’t fit without modifying them. I keep this knife on my workbench hanging from a hook to use as a box cutter when I need it. It works great for that, but it’s become my go-to knife for all my cardboard, plastic and fabric bag opening needs. It’ll do great light duty cutting when needed, and the beauty of it is you can just replace the blade when you need too. I gave it four stars in the “value for the money” ratings, but that’s because of the “only uses Xacto” knife blades.

After a lot of deliberation, trial and error, I decided to check out this solution for a box cutter. I enjoy the "tactical" look it has and the feeling it takes in my hand. Another criteria for me was that it fit within my Skinth OG pouch, which it does. I find the size of this tool to be perfect. Small enough to pocket, large enough to handle properly while cutting. Speaking of cutting, it slices through tape and cardboard easily, letting me do my job every day. The blade is a standard X-Acto #11 blade, so replacing it when it dulls or chips will be easy, no sourcing special blades. The mechanism has 3 positions: closed, open and service (to replace the blade). Replacing the blade requires no tools as well. The other side of the tool features a few tools. The prybar has come in handy opening shipping crates or getting stuck things apart and I did test the bottle opener a few times. The flat ends are supposed to function as screwdrivers and I feel that in a pinch, that's fine but I also carry a screw driver. I love the splash of color with the navy paracord and it is functional as well. Keeping it in the pouch which rests on my right hip, I can easily and often without looking just tug on the paracord to grab the tool from the pouch. This makes it a lot easier to get things done without fumbling for the right tool. Last, I'd like to comment on the fit and finish of the tool. While the overall two-tone look is quite nice, the silver finish on the main body is quick to be marred up by the Leatherman sitting aside it. This isn't an issue for me, but if you're trying to keep it looking nice, it's not going to play well against other hard materials. Another note is the thumb press for raising and lowering the blade. Mine is slightly crooked. It does not impact functionality but it does look a bit funny. I'll still rate this 5 stars as I genuinely love this tool but I think those parts could be addressed to better the product.

Great design, I really enjoy not having a huge folding blade in my pocket. So far I've used the blade and screwdriver; it's very practical. The blade was dull, so I got the bright idea of using my knife quick sharpener, and by golly, it worked great. I was able to freshen up my blade.

I have very sharp too nice knives that I can’t use in the real world. Sometimes I want to pry something or turn a screw. Best pocket tool yet. Dull the heck out of it and replace the tip easily. I use this without hesitation

I purchased this because I've always really liked the prybrid but I found it far too large to carry in my jean pocket for work. This is a great little size and it can easily fit into the small pocket of your jeans. The operating mechanism is stiff but after using it for a little while it start to wore in and it's relatively smooth. The blade is nice and sharp; I did read some comments saying that certain number 11 blades might not fit and the packaging suggets using a fiskars 11 blade. I have not used it to the point of needing a blade swap yet but I will update when I do. I use the pry bar end as a tape splitter and it's fantastic to break down and open boxes at my job. The only down fall I have had with this tool is the thumb stud. It fell out of my pocket and the thumb stud broke off. It’s very fragile and if you’re going use it in a work environment, that stud is going to break off and you’re going to lose it. Super glue can keep it on but only until the next time you drop it. TLDR - Great tool, buy replacement blades at your own discretion, and be careful with the fragile thumb stud. Overall I would get a cheaper, more durable box cutter.

Util no EDC vou comprar outro com o vendedor

Bought for doing small jobs my leathman couldn’t get into ! Works fantastic

I've had my eye on this one for a little while & finally bit the bullet & got it. Very handy little addition to my EDC kit.

Virou mais um item de coleção, pois achei q seria mais util, muito caro pelo preço versus praticidade.

Se quer uma lâmina pequena de corte preciso eu recomendo. Levíssima para carregar. Material que deve ser alumínio.