I wanted a knife for utility reasons to keep in my car so I bought this gerber knife at walmart. After loosening it a bit and applying WD40, it opens up quick like a champ and I've found I really like just carrying it on me instead of leaving it in my car. Another customer mentioned in passing he loved Gerber because they have replaced his knife 3 times over the years for free...which is curious since the box says that it has a one-year warranty....but anyways.



I know this is a shot in the dark, but can anyone point me in the direction of an accessory or technique to make the belt clip reversible when it was not originally designed to be so? I figure I'll probably just have to buy another to carry around and then this one can stay in the car

[This message has been edited by rebelionel (edited 1/25/2010 7:23p).]

Do your pants not normally have pockets on both sides

Switch your pants to Original Mountain Khakis.

Or Kershaw...

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Only thing I could think of. I have that knife. Love it, but my kiddos would get it out of my dresser from time to time and their little fingers can fit in the gaps. Had to upgrade to a Blackout... you know, for the kids' safety.

The correct answer is always BUY ANOTHER KNIFE. Jeez, you found an excuse, now go get another!

I want one of these:
http://www.bladehq.com/item--Benchmade-Griptilian--3335

Benchmade Griptilian 551SBKOD

It's a 551, serrated black blade, OD grips.

Here's my carry knife (with reversible clip, no less)

Why waste the time and energy on an $18 knife.

Put it in your other pocket.