Gerber

I use this knife as an everyday carry. Hands down best knife for the cost. I use it for everything from opening packages to cutting wire and it holds an edge. Have beat on it pried and dropped it plenty of times. Cut shingles and whatever else gets in the way. Love that it has a full fine edge as serrated blades are worthless after a few cuts and a little abuse. That is what first drew me to this knife as finding a full edge knife is almost impossible now. The full tang and minimal but well feeling grip is the perfect compliment to the blade. Buy it and a nice stone and you will be happy with this for life. Thank you gerber for making a knife and not a saw.

Now, I admit I don't know that much about all the tech stuff that goes into this knife, or ANY knife for that matter- (I mean some guys sound like metallurgy physicist when they're reviewing knives), but I do know a decent knife that's usable and workable on a daily basis. It doesn't need to be scalpel sharp or "hold an edge" as some of these guys talk about, I mean it's a knife, you use it, it gets dull, you mistreat it, it gets damaged, but this thing fits my hand really good it's got a great ergonomic to it and I really like it... A LOT! It's a super nice knife! And the price was right too! Highly recommend it!

The GERBER Freeman fixed blade knife is one of the best little knives out there. I do wish it was half serrated, but it’s ok like it is. Blade is just under 4 inches, just right. Came sharp. Handle is rubber and fits the hand good. Wide enough to do working jobs and pointed enough to poke holes. The sheath is useless. Be prepared to find another sheath for this great little knife.

I’ve been looking for a small fixed-blade knife for a while that had less than a 5-inch blade and yes, there is a plethora of knives out there; I wanted a basic woodcraft knife with a fine edge, I didn’t particularly care if it was a drop point, clip, spear, or tanto. I wanted an economy priced knife and of course full tang. This knife pretty much fit the bill on the basics. The big thing that trumped blade shape was the handle. I have a lot of different knives and all have their fine points, and the handles are all okay and comfortable. But then I found a CRKT Minimalist, I’ve seen it many times on knife sites and always said, “hmmmm, that’s interesting, but I wonder how it feels.” Well when I put this one in my hand it just fit, so I decided to find one with the deeper finger grooves and the Freeman looked good and I check’d off all the other points I wanted. I ordered it for Christmas and it came last Friday. Out of the box it was sharp, not really shaving sharp but a few minutes on my 600 grit diamond sharpener and then some stropping on my leather strop brought it up to shaving sharp. Now how durable sharp is it we’ll just have to see after use; but the feel in my hand is just right. It has a lanyard groove but will probably not use it, neither will I baton with it. I think for the price I got a good fit. Now the only drawback is the sheath, it just not right for me. For a 25 dollar knife I don’t expect a 50 dollar mircata sheath, but a plastic dangler would have been better. The belt loop, I don’t think it will last long because I’m carrying it every day, we’ll keep you up to date. Other than that I think it’s a good knife at a great price. Specifics: It is .1295" or 3.29mm thick. At the edge it is .0300" or 0.77mm Blade length 3.5" or 89.74mm. It's 8.4130 or 214mm long. handle length 4.023" or 102.18mm. 1.1085" or 28.2mm blade width. 1.0325 " or 26.22 wide handle at widest point.

Was looking at some more expensive fixed blade Gerbers and noted the reviews for the freeman Guide. For the price this is an excellent knife. Very sharp out of the box, full tang and excellent grip. The knife is small for a fixed blade but excellent for carry as it is light and easily concealed. This knife is a keeper. Love that it is made in the USA. I ordered two by mistake and trying to decide if I want to keep both???

This is my hands down all time favorite fixed blade hunting knife. My second favorite is the Benchmade hidden canyon hunter. Considering the price difference, Gerber beats it by a mile. It held an edge from cutting through fur and skin on the chest. Stayed sharp enough to cut the diaphragm out cleanly and skinned the whole animal. I did not batton it through the chest or hip bones, however. We used a small hatchet for that. Over all a fantastic value for the real world hunter. Its quality enough to last and function well, cheap enough that you don't cry if you lose it. Also not heavy at all.

Awesome good quality knife

Nice camping knife

ESOTICO

Really great. Lost mine in the bush, then immediately bought another one.

Great little knife for everyday outdoor use. Good feel, grip and weight. Sharp out of the box

Nível alto

Es un excelente producto, buena calidad, gran agarre, muy buen filo, es una pieza única. La funda es un poco sencilla, sin embargo dentro tiene un estuche de plástico para que no se rompa tan fácilmente. No dudes en adquirirlo, más si lo encuentras en promoción.