Boasting 17 curated tools, the Truss is built to handle any and all tasks thrown at it: at the job site, around the house, and everywhere in between. The optimized tool pack is edited to remove unused tools and include much-requested ones - this multi-tool heeds the call of the demanding user.
An evolution of the original Suspension chassis, the Truss includes the benchmark features: all outboard tools, all locking tools, and spring-loaded pliers New features to the Truss include: wire stripper, medium flathead driver, awl, file, and ruler The low-profile sheath can be mounted vertically or horizontally on belt.
The handle is constructed from one single piece of steel, allowing for additional strength in a slimmer design The needlenose pliers are spring-loaded to lessen hand fatigue for the user
- Color: Black
- Length: 6.5 in
- Width: .66 in
- Weight: 8.4 oz
- Features:Needle nose plier, regular plier, wire cutter, 2.25” Fine blade, 2.25” Serrated blade, scissors, saw, real cross driver, small medium large flathead driver, can opener, bottle opener, awl, file, ruler and wire stripper
- Warranty.: Limited Lifetime
- Color: Grey
- Length: 6.5 in
- Width: .66 in
- Weight: 8.4 oz
- Features:Needle nose plier, regular plier, wire cutter, 2.25” Fine blade, 2.25” Serrated blade, scissors, saw, real cross driver, small medium large flathead driver, can opener, bottle opener, awl, file, ruler and wire stripper
- Warranty.: Limited Lifetime
Gerber came to life in 1939 when Portland's own Joe Gerber made the risky move to turn his ad agency into a kitchen knife company. Joe brought his sons Pete and Ham on board, who would help grow the brand from a small kitchen knife company to an internationally known outdoor icon, turning Portland into a knife industry hub in the process.
Over the past 85 years, they have made knives and tools that have become legends in their own right, from providing knives and multi-tools for soldiers on the front lines to making essential gear for hunters, anglers, adventurers, and trade workers alike.
To this day, they continue to engineer and manufacture innovative, functional, and dependable tools in Portland, Oregon. Their heritage runs deep, and the legend of Joe Gerber's wild idea still inspires everything they do as they look toward the next generation of innovations.
