Gerber Zilch Folding Knife
A great option for a light weight knife to carry when fishing.
Description
Pockets don’t have infinite space, so making the most of it is key when designing for the EDC user. This is where the Zilch comes in: a lightweight folding knife built to slip into your pocket and out of mind. A slim footprint doesn’t mean it’s slim on design; it has exposed barrels, an unexpected spine design, and the option to customise deployment.
Features
- Compact and slender construction
- Lightweight
- Lanyard hole
- Unique spine design
- Exposed barrels
- Thumb stud or nail nick deployment
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Blade Length | 3.5 inches |
| Weight | 4.2 ounces |
| Deployment Type | Thumb stud or nail nick |
FAQ
What is the blade length of the Gerber Zilch folding knife?
The blade length is 3.5 inches.
Can the Gerber Zilch be deployed using a thumb stud or nail nick?
Yes, it supports both thumb stud and nail nick deployment options.
Is the Gerber Zilch suitable for fishing?
Yes, it is designed as a lightweight option for carrying when fishing.
Phil Young –
I carry this knife in my pocket daily for outdoor activities. It’s very light and fits perfectly in my jeans pocket. The exposed barrels give it a unique look and the thumb stud deployment is smooth and reliable. Great for fishing and small tasks.
Julia Simpson –
The Zilch is compact and easy to carry. I use it for cutting fishing line and small repairs. The spine design feels solid and the blade stays sharp. A bit of a niche design, but it works well for EDC users.
Christian Underwood –
I love how it fits in my pocket without taking up much space. The lanyard hole is handy for attaching it to a belt or bag. The deployment is quick and the blade is durable. Perfect for outdoor adventures.