Bear Grylls Pocket Survival Guide
About The Gerber Knives 31-000701 Bear Grylls Survival Series Ultimate KitGerber in collaboration with survival expert Bear Grylls have produced the Gerber Knives 31-000701 Bear Grylls Survival Series Ultimate Kit. With everything you need to survive in the wilderness and being small enough to fit in your pack the Gerber Knives 31-000701 Bear Grylls Survival Series Ultimate Kit is an essential for all backpackers and campers. The fifteen piece kit features the Gerber miniature multi tool, needle nose pliers, wire cutters, fine edge knife, phillips screwdriver, waterproof bag, miniature light, hand saw, signaling mirror, survival blanket, fire starter, waterproof matches, cotton ball, fire tinder, snare wire, emergency cord, waxed thread, fishing kit, sewing kit & whistle. The Gerber Knives 31-000701 Bear Grylls Survival Series Ultimate Kit also includes a survival guide and SOS instructions for a higher level of preparedness.Ths item can only be shipped within the contiguous 48 US states. NOTE: This item can not be shipped to Canada.
Bear Grylls' sense of adventure collide. NEEDLE NOSE PLIERS PRIORITIES OF SURVIVAL POCKET GUIDE. Nov 14, 2018. Pocket Guide Pdf. Snare wire; Waxed snare thread; Emergency cordage; A cotton ball for tinder; And the Bear Grylls Priorities of Survival pocket guide.
Nylon pouch contains:. Multi-tool (stainless steel, weather-resistant components including needle nose pliers, wire cutters, fine edge and serrated knives, a Phillips screwdriver, small and medium flat drivers, a lanyard ring, a bottle opener, and tweezers).
Miniature light. Hand saw. Signaling mirror. Survival blanket.
Fire starter. Waterproof matches.
Cotton ball fire tinder. Snare wire. Emergency cord. Waxed thread. Fishing kit.
Sewing kit,. Pocket survival guide and rescue instructionsSpecifications.
Let's be honest, how many people actually buy this knife and put themselves in a life or death situation? I would always prefer to have a $300 survival knife in a true survival situation, but I don't get into those situations in the first place. For the average weekend warrior, this knife is really good for the price. Yes, it is Chinese steel and construction, but it is decent steel and the knife is well made for the price. If you want a top of the line knife, then pay $300. I wanted a fun camping knife, and this is it.
The knife did not arrive razor sharp, but that was easily fixed with a quick sharpening. The steel does hold an edge well.
Some people complain about the sheath, but I actually really like it. It rides well on a belt, and it is not bulky or overly heavy. The fire steel works great. I took the cheesy whistle off and gave it to my 8 year-old son. He enjoys playing around with it. The knife is a little gimmicky with all of the Bear Grylls colors and logo, but it does the job. The pommel does what it is supposed to do, and the knife has plenty of beef to if for chopping or batoning.
Once again, if you plan on living in the jungles for 3 years wearing only a loin cloth and carrying one knife, this is probably not the one. For everyone else, this is a good knife at a great price.
This is a heavy knife kit (13oz) that includes plastic/web sheath, firestarter, honing steel, and whistle. The knife came sharp, has a great rubberized grip, and feels as solid as any knife I've had.
The blade quality reminds me of my father's WWII army knife, meaning it's thick, dark gray, and feels evenly weighted in your hand. The knife and firestarter snap-lock into the plastic part of the sheath, so they won't come out or bounce around while I'm hiking with the sheath strapped to my belt. I hike a lot in the Colorado mountains and I will now go with this knife kit rather than the loose collection of other blades, whistles, and bic lighters that I've carried in the past. As a survival/hiking kit, this item is exactly what I was looking for. You can see several reviews on the Bear Grylls survival knife, however most all have been on the knife with the serrated blade.
That knife would get a totally different rating from me as I have tried and tested these knives. Gerber did have some quality control issues in the beginning with these knives but all is well now and this knife is fine tuned. The fine edge is great for easy sharpening, durability and practicality.
In all of the reviews you will see that the sheath and the bells and whistles (literally a whistle) is very cool and multi functional. The knife itself though is worth the money and low cost at Wal-mart.
It is not too big, not too small. The handle feels great in your hand and most of all the blade stands up to the test. I have had several people want to buy it off of me. It is amazing that this 'fine' blade without the serrated is not offered in the stores. You cant get them anywhere.
I ordered this one online at walmart and for the price.I got a great survival knife.