I appreciate how Gerber combines design and utility in the Quadrant Bamboo. The blade is 85 mm long with a satin finish, made from 7Cr17MoV steel that offers a balance of sharpness and corrosion resistance. The frame lock keeps the knife secure during use, and the bamboo handle provides both grip and a distinct appearance.
The overall length of 180 mm makes it large enough for real tasks, while the folded length of 97 mm means it slips into a pocket with ease. At just 87 g, it disappears in the pocket until needed. The flipper tab allows me to deploy the blade quickly with one hand, which is invaluable when carrying gear in the other.
This is the kind of tool I trust when cutting cordage at camp or slicing fruit on a short break by the trail. It feels reliable in hand, and the unique bamboo scales make it stand out from ordinary folding knives.
If you want a compact yet capable EDC knife with a touch of natural style, the Gerber Quadrant Bamboo Fine Edge is well worth adding to your kit before it sells out.
Specifications
- Total length: 180 mm
- Blade length: 85 mm
- Closed length: 97 mm
- Weight: 87 g
- Blade steel: 7Cr17MoV
- Blade finish: Satin, fine edge
- Locking mechanism: Frame lock
- Handle material: Bamboo
- Pocket clip: Deep carry, tip-up
- SKU: 30-001669











