The Center-Drive™ is one of Gerber's most popular multi-tools for a reason. Made in the USA, its 14 tools are designed to take on real challenges. It's one of the first multi-tools to offer a full-size, center-axis driver with a standard bit. Built with Center-Axis™ Tech, the innovative driver opens to align like a real screwdriver, yielding maximum torque and rotation.
Open with one hand for easy access in any situation. It comes with magnetic Phillips and flathead bits to tackle almost any bolt or screw. Spring-loaded needle nose pliers for extra grip and control. Plus a full-size 3.25" 420HC plain edge blade that can handle cut after cut.
Whether you're on the job site, need to fix your gear, or need a companion for go-to tasks around the house, the Center-Drive is your answer. Take this full-size, real-tool problem solver with you and get the job done.
- Closed Length: 4.7"
- Open Length: 6.6”
- Color: Black
- Opening: One-thumb opening system
- Features: Spring-loaded needle-nose pliers w/ X-Channel rail system, Rotatable carbide wire cutters & strippers, Full-size 3.25" 420HC plain edge blade, Magnetic 3.2" Center-Axis bit driver, Pry bar w/ nail puller & bottle opener, Serrated blade, Awl, File, Magnetic flathead and phillips bits, Lanyard hole
- Extras: Fabric sheath included
- Made in the USA
- 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.
