Brand: Gerber
Model: Stakeout
Includes: 2.2" Scandi-ground Wharncliffe blade and liner lock, Scissors, Saw, Awl, Stake puller, File, Tweezer, Bottle opener, Ruler, Ferro rod striker, Carabiner

Features

The Gerber Stakeout multi‑tool is engineered for efficient campsite setup, maintenance, and pack‑ready portability in outdoor environments. Built from stainless steel for durability, it features a 2.2 inch Scandi‑ground Wharncliffe blade with a liner lock for controlled cutting performance and secure operation. A compact, streamlined design integrates essential tools including scissors, a saw, awl, file, tweezers, bottle opener, ruler, and a ferro rod striker, allowing a wide range of camp tasks to be managed without excess bulk.

A dedicated stake puller provides added leverage for removing tent stakes, improving setup and takedown efficiency in firm or compacted ground. The integrated carabiner supports quick attachment to packs or belt loops for accessible carry. Each tool is configured to deliver practical functionality for outdoor use, from cutting cordage and preparing materials to handling gear adjustments and fire starting. The Stakeout balances capability and weight savings, making it well suited for camping, hiking, and backcountry applications where versatility and pack space are critical.

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