I got my first Gerber Harsey Air Ranger knife about 10 years ago. I returned another Gerber knife I owned to their repair center for repairs (Gerber guarantees all their knives FOR LIFE !!) and they couldn't fix it because it was a discontinued model--so they offered to give me a knife from their current catalog (of equal value) to replace mine.After looking through their catalog, I spotted the Harsey Air Ranger (all metal, with checkered aluminum grips) and I chose it. When it arrived, I didn't know if I liked it or not.It didn't look like any of my other Gerbers, and it was WAY LIGHTER! Gerbers have a nice heft to them, and this one didn't, but I put it in my pocket and hardly noticed it was there. Hmmm, ligher might be better for a pocket knife anyway I thought. The aluminum grips were very light, strong, and checkered like a gunstock. Even when wet, they allow for a good grip. I never baby a knife, (even if it's an expensive one) as I use my knives every day, from cutting cardboard boxes, rope, wires and wood. A knife must earn its keep--if its going to be in MY pocket.My original Air Ranger is still in my pocket, still working every day--just like me.When I've finally sharpened it down to a nub, I'll start using my new one form Amazon--though that probably won't be for a least another 10 years or so. If you're a working man like me, you can't go wrong with a Gerber Air Ranger which was designed by a world class custom knife maker (Bill Harsey).Click Here to see more reviews about: Gerber 45860 Air Ranger Serrated Edge Knife
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