Brand: Gerber
Model: 1197 Center Drive Berry Tool Set
Includes: Needlenose pliers, Wire cutter, Wire stripper, Large blade, Pry bar, Bottle opener, Serrated blade, Awl, File, Lanyard loop, Hex/Bit driver

Features

The Gerber Center Drive Berry Tool Set G1197 is engineered for efficient one‑handed operation and full‑size tool performance in a compact multi‑tool platform. Measuring 4.7 inches closed and 6.6 inches overall, this tool integrates needlenose pliers, wire cutters, and a wire stripper to support electrical and general maintenance tasks. A large plain edge blade and a secondary serrated blade provide cutting versatility, while an awl and file extend capability for puncturing and surface finishing. The pry bar and bottle opener add utility in field and everyday applications, and a lanyard loop allows secure retention during movement.

The Center Drive platform incorporates a one‑thumb opening system and locking components for controlled deployment and operational safety. Its X‑Channel rail system is designed to increase structural strength and durability under load. A dedicated hex and bit driver supports precise fastening, paired with magnetic Phillips and flat head bits for consistent engagement. Weighing 0.76 pounds, the tool balances capability and portability, and includes a black nylon Berry compliant belt sheath for secure carry and organized storage.

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