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Gerber Jukebox Front Flipper Liner Lock Knife

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Gerber Jukebox Front Flipper Liner Lock Knife

Name: Gerber Jukebox Front Flipper Liner Lock Knife
Brand: Gerber
SKU: gerber-jukebox-liner-lock-knife
Price: 30 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3.714286 (7 reviews)

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A modern, tortoiseshell-infused take on the traditional barber knife, the Gerber Jukebox front flipper liner lock knife is a pocket-friendly everyday carry tool that cuts smoothly when you need it and stores securely when you don’t. Its front-flipper design makes blade deployment effortless, even with one hand Read More

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Jul 21, 2019

those black and white photos with tattoos is so cool I want to buy infinity knives! Alexa, please order infinity. Thanks.

reswright

3850

Jul 19, 2019

Love the scales but I think I'd just buy a higonokami if I were going for stylishness and a knife with a big flipper poking out of my pocket. If they built this in Sandvik or some other slightly more reasonable steel, I might give it a try as is, and just work around whatever awkwardness might arise from the design until I got more used to it. Not with the 7Cr, though.

Evanstoner

Jul 19, 2019

I picked one of these up earlier this week. As many of you suspected, the tang is pretty annoying when its in your pocket. Overall the knife is typical Gerber quality.......no major issues (the grind is a bit uneven in one spot). Its obviously meant to be more of a stylish knife for hipsters and IG pocket dump photos, than it is for hard use, but its pretty neat for the price. Its a bit on the heavy side. The blade was fairly sharp out of the package and it cuts pretty well due to the semi-deep hollow grind.

bdpf

233

Jul 19, 2019

I haven't decided yet if I will be buying one or not but I personally find the design interesting. Practical? No, but interesting and the scales look pretty ;) I get that the design might not be for everyone but I find that at least, in the last couple of years, Gerber has been trying to come up with more interesting or unorthodox designs, which is a good thing IMO. However, what they still need to do is step it up a bit regarding the blade steels they use. It is quite common today to find knives with D2, 12C27N, 14C28N, VG10 in the $30 to $40 price range.

Fundin

119

Jul 19, 2019

How on earth would you 'flip' it? Does not look feasible. Looks like a take on a Higonokami more than anything

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A community member

Jul 19, 2019

Cheap, unpractical. Stylish. Ordered one :-)

14themoney

1395

Jul 19, 2019

I cannot conceive of a reason to have a piece of crummy steel projecting out of my pocket, waiting for me to impale my hand on it. Wait! You say that I could just carry the knife in my pocket. Well, I reckon a hole in my pocket is easier to fix than a deep abrasion on the palm of my dominant hand.