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Gerber Prodigy |
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Design cues for the Gerber Prodigy survival knife were inspired by the award-winning LMF II, another knife engineered by Jeff Freeman. The Prodigy is smaller (9.75" overall length), but it certainly packs as much punch as its predecessor. The full tang, U.S. 420HC Stainless Steel blade is beefy, and coated with black oxide for improved corrosion resistance and reduced visual signature. The ergonomic over-molded rubber handles ensures a soft, comfortable, but secure grip in all conditions. Its also MIRS compliant. Much like the knife, the sheath is designed to live up to the task with a friction-release thumb lock for security and a list of non-detection features. Noise is dampened thanks to a molded softgrip coating which, like the ballistic nylon material, is MIRS compliant. Its also MOLLE compatible and comes with a leg strap and two additional attachment straps for added security. |
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Bob's Knife and Tools Reviews
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| Knife Style |
Fixed Blade Knife |
| Blade Length |
4.75" |
| Overall Length |
9.75" |
| Blade Steel |
420HC Stainless |
| Blade Style |
Drop Point |
| Handle Material |
Rubber Overmold |
| Weight |
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| Carry Method |
MIRS and MOLLE Compliant Sheath with Leg Straps |
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