Travel Ready: Gerber MP600 Bladeless Multi-Tool
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I like that it is bladeless. I can take it to school and won't have to worry about getting in trouble for it
The remgrit is tungsten carbide and you may or may not believe this, but you can cut off a padlock in the case of a lost key. My friend had to do that when someone slammed the padlock on his campervan and he didn't have the key. They walked back to the cabin, got his MP600, walked back and within 10 or so mins cut off the padlock with the remgrit :)
$45 in America and nearly £100 in the UK. Great review and great tool.
Hi Gideon, I love your knife reviews - I have watched many and value your opinions. Good review on this Gerber MP600. I usually use my Leatherman because I feel it is better quality, but I moved from USA to Singapore about 3 years ago, and they have EXTREMELY STRICT knife laws (and most laws in general) along with astonishingly harsh punishments for breaking said laws, so I cannot carry anything outside my house with a blade 😕. Therefore, I asked my wife for the Gerber MP600 BLADELESS version for my upcoming birthday. That's why I'm doing some research on this tool that has already been out for so many years! Thanks for all your content, Steve Bates
i use the snippers on mine all the time, awesome to have some very very sharp small precise snippers
Looks like a good travel tool!!
Thanks for the review and excellent work as always. I like the concept of this one as I have found having blades in multitools to be more or less useless for me personally, as I always have a solid knife or two on my person, EDC, 72hr or backpacking bags so the added weight and cost have always deterred me from purchasing them. I have a Leatherman micro and an CRKT Multi-Tool Get-A-Way Driver, love them both and used them many times. However the pliers on the micro are of course a bit small and weak for anything substantial so this Gerber just might be the answer.
+Randy Bear This is really nice to have.
I also find blades in a multitool to be overrated.
Enjoyable, Professional video. Great work!
Great review
I've been using the bladed version of those for many many years. Got it way back in the military and it served me well. Being that I did a lot of welding and work with torches I made the pliers too brittle and they snapped on me. I contacted Gerber and they had the most amazing customer service. I mailed my tool back to them and they promptly sent me back a new pair. Or at least what looks to be a new pair. But definitely my favorite multitool. I like that they have this option. Awesome review as usual, thanks.
Glad to hear you had good reliability with yours. Gerber does have great service!
+Tee Harris Yeah I like their stuff. I know they got a bad rep with that Gerber Ultimate Knife, but that thing was defective when it first came out but they made it right to those that sent the knife back. And I agree that their customer service is spot on and they honor that warranty. I know a guy that had an issue with his Buck Hoodlum when it broke and it him FOREVER to get ahold of someone there. A forever warranty is no bloody good if you cannot reach customer service lol!
Tee Harris I would have wanted my old multi tool back if I served with it did you get to keep it?
Great review, you pushed med over the edge order one from Amazon today. Looking forward to it.
I may add that this bladeless multitool is great for the danish multitool market as "weapon" legislation in Denmark super strict and even includes pocket and folding knives "IF THEY LOCK THE BLADE".
This way I can actually carry my multitool in public... :) I had a Gerber diesel (similar model) and it was just magnificent. Gerber makes great multitools...
Crazy I have a multiplyer for years before the removable wire teeth no scissors. I didn't know that they have one without a blade that's very cool!!
I would like to add (not finished watching yet, that if you dull out the wire cutter, no need to replace the whole thing yet... Just turn it around and screw back on. it has 3 sides capable of cutting :) I have the original version of this that is grey colour, had the knife function and has no replaceable wire cutter. Hands down best multitool I have EVER owned. I would pit this against a leatherman any day in terms of plier durability. A late friend of mine was in the military and he would just trash leathermans with his grip. Literally they would be useless after he got done with them. He had his MP600 for years and convinced me to buy one long ago. Never looked back. Now I have a new backpack for going to and from work and is going to act as an extended EDC and plan on buying this exact one you have, black, bladeless, rotatable/replaceable wire cutters. I will take it apart and renascence wax it to give the black coating some protection and I will be happy as a pig in ____. Seriously people... buy this multitool. Long as you don't buy all the ones from the vendor I will be buying from in a week or two :P
+gideonstactical do you have any new insights and views/opinions on this tool now more time has passed?
Glad I bought this exact model. At first I wanted the more expensive military model with an M4/AR front sight post adjuster, but I don't need that that much. This is sufficient. Good review. Definitely don't need anything as expensive or extensive as a Leatherman MUT.
Right on, glad to help.
So cool !
I picked one up for EDC in the U.K. which has very strict knife laws. Great bit of kit.
Great timing, I'm actually considering one of these. I was caught without a multitool on a recent trip to London and it was quite frustrating to have nothing on me, not even a bottle opener.
I just saw Amazon dropped the price to $35! I would hurry!
+gideonstactical I wish I could buy it for that, but I live in Sweden and Amazon is a no-go for me, unless it's on the UK Amazon store. Bah!
Nice vidéo !!!!
The part at the back of the pliers you referred to as for pulling wire, is a crimper for closing crimp on type connectors to wires. Also, the blades in the pliers have 3 sides, so when one side gets damaged you can unscrew them and just rotate to a new undamaged side.
+HoYin1600p Cool, thank you for the info.
looking like a good bit of kit. I live in the uk and knife laws are really tough so I'm thinking of getting one of these so I am ready for most eventualities without having an illegal locking blade on me. one question though, how do these hold up against corrosion? ive had leathermans rust up so quickly its unreal. thanks for the review buddy!
yeah! very good and concrete review:)
Thanks I'm going on a Alaskan cruise next year.
+iyn1911 You will love it.
Thank you for the entertaining review. I'm glad you had a positive experience with this tool - unfortunately my one had bad scissors and then the pliers broke during light duties.
+MrMikeEngland Sorry to hear that!
I don't need my multi tool to have any blades on it in the first place. I always carry better blades than any multi tools ever supply anyways. Thanx for the video my Bladed Brother 👍 ⚔️ ✝️ 🇺🇲
No Soapy Smith story? I was in Skagway last week and visited the cemetery & waterfall in your video. Wish your video was out before my trip, would have purchased the Gerber as it would fit my preference over the Leatherman that I almost purchased for my cruise to Alaska. I appreciate your reviews.
+moscty Glad to help, and Skagway was cool.
I like the bladeless because I usually carry a small fixed blade while camping so bladess is good for me since I wouldn't use it anyway
Say Heah Aaron, Yeah I just bought a Gerber 600 it was still in the blister pack but at a great price from the pawn shop, the reason I got it is because it has a awl, and I use an awl alot. Yeah Gerber makes a tough tool I read once a soldier was saved from being shot because the bullet ricochet off of the Gerber Multi Tool he was carrying, That's another reason I got it too. Oh Welcome back, I bet it was an awesome cruise.
Sweet! I do plan on getting more gerbers in the future.
Kewl, their good. I also have older ones that are in excellent conditiin, they don't have the black plastic for the release, a couple of mine are all metal, I think all you have to do is press there, I think, I'll have to look, but I know there's no black plastic on the ends.
Mine just got confiscated at the Fresno airport by TSA. They called the can opener a blade
nice!!!
you could put jig saw blades i n it to
Great video, great review. I've been looking for a bladeless multitool to carry whenever. One handed opening sounds convenient for unexpected use as well. It looks slimmer than the Leatherman OHT also. I noticed that the replacable cutters are triangular. Does that mean they have edges on all three sides and you can just turn them over, if one side goes dull/damaged? That seems great if it is so. This thing just seems to have really many features that I prefer, I will likely pick one up.
Yes,the cutters have 3 sides you can wear out before replacing them. I'm in the market for a knifeless multitool as well. Just a head's up - Leatherman recently came out with a knifeless version of the Rebar, so that's another to consider. I'm torn between the two.
Oh I just saw a comment below mentioning the bladeless Rebar, but it notes it has a saw that might give you problems with TSA.
That looks like a nice tool, but I would rather have a multi-tool with a blade since I am in my vehicle and camping out or having it for an emergency. I would not carry it on a train or airplane to have it taken. That tool you have is nice though and you must get great service out of it.
Is there a wood saw blade that you can use instead of the grit saw? Or possibly even a scapel blade?
question, did you have to take off the remgrit or did you leave it on and TSA let you pass thru?
Going on a Royal Caribbean cruise soon. I have heard that they are pretty tough on knives/tools. Anyone have any experience with this tool and Royal Caribbean? Thanks!
this review saved me cutting the blade off leatherman other sak.
Leatherman made the knifeless Fuse. They discontinued it. Very hard to find. Been looking for one for a long time. I usually EDC 2 knives so I would prefer a knifeless multitool. I hope Leatherman brings it back. I am amazed they let you in the plane with it. The tile rim grit cutter blade can do some damage. Think about it, in the 911 plane incidents, the perpetrators used plastic knives. I am sure this blade is a lot stronger than the plastic knife. I want to get the Leatherman knifeless Fuse. It think it is a better tool. Great vid. Thanks for sharing.
+mikedifeo I have the style ps on my keys. works great for a litle guy. i dont need the knife because i carry one.
+Daniel Heller I'll check it out. Thanks for the info
got it for 20 bucks at rei
+mikedifeo who told you they used plastic knives? Check it out, did you know that the tsa has a failure rate of 95% when it comes to preventing illegal weapons from getting on board. Given that failure rate, is it not more likely that the terrorists used weapons that should not have been on that plane but the government does not want the public to know that they couldn't and can't do anything to stop it? That said I agree it looks like a nice tool.
It was the government's self-serving speculation that the hijackers used plastic knives and/or box cutters. No one really knows what weapons they had. I agree with you that they may very well have gotten better weapons through security.
I would prefer that the locking levers were steel, not plastic as I don't like any plastic on a multitool.
We now have the bladeless rebar, however it still has a saw which is a real head-scratcher...
good for students
Its only 28$ on amazon right now.
a pocket clip would be sweet!
Will the black model rust easily? I want one for EDC but am concerned. I have a pair of black oxide handcuffs and they rust really easily with the slightest moisture on them. I can only imagine what they would be like if I carried them in my pocket as I would a multitool? Any insight on this regarding the black multitool?
Silent but Descriptive i don’t see this rusting easily, as long as you oil all the important parts, out of the box this thing usually comes oiled to all hell. My preference would probably be the regular stainless at any rate. But I have a black oxide MP600 and it hasn’t rusted after the many uses I’ve out it through, I just keep oiling it.
I'm more inclined to choose Leatherman but this Gerber Multi-Plier 600 Bladeless looks good for the money. Does it have the durability of a Leatherman? Yes, from all that was said about this Gerber I don't see any reason to criticize it. A good review. I hope that you and your family enjoyed your trip, Aaron.
+Teachering We sure did, it was sweet!
Seems cool, but i would propably choose a Leatherman Leap over that even if it is a kids tool. Plus It has a blade, to add/remove whenever you want.
Damn that's true
+EDC Adventures I was thinking about taking it to school instead of my style ps, but it has that saw like airacord usa said
Pretty much all of my teacher have seen me use it. They dont care
+AiraCord USA First, great review, as always.2nd.When I was in school during the 80's, almost every truck had guns in window racks, on school grounds, and almost everyone carried knives. Many of us sheath knives, in plain view. What sad neutered times we live in now. Free and brave? Not so much.
+AiraCord USA im still in highschool, so it isnstrictet that colleges in californoa
It almost looks like you could put jigsaw blades on the grit saw slot.
I think so!
Would it look really odd if I were to add this to my belt, in an office environment and in general life? I have a small 18650 battery flashlight, keys and phone on my belt currently?
Silent but Descriptive yea that probably looks really dorky and stupid especially in an office environment
Naw, you'd just look like batman.
it'd be cool if the rem saw blade could be replace with regular box cutter blades
Have you seen or compared this Gerber to the new Leatherman Rebar Knifeless tool?
One big issue you might run into with the Knifeless Rebar is that it comes with a saw blade, which could potentially get you in trouble with the TSA or whoever even though there are no knives. It is not removable like the saw on the Gerber. I was excited for the Knifeless Rebar but it ultimately let me down for that reason, it seems silly to include a saw on a tool that is supposedly for getting into sensitive environments. The Knifeless Fuse was a very good tool but it isn't easy to find.
Why do you like the MP 600 blade was so much, yet you don't like the original MP 600 ?
Mines doesn't have blade replacement capability.
It's a MP600 basic model
I think this rival the Rebar Knifeless from Leatherman
Is there option to buy a blade to swap with this RemGrit saw?
I am not sure
rebar knifeless is at least now out
bingo! so i'm scratching my head and nuts on that one...
Does the bladed versions blade come out / do the sale extra saw blades
The bladed version does not come out, extra rem grit saw blades are $4 on amazon.
+gideonstactical thanks
I have the same model but mine has a knife
the sheath is a two stage loop so that it can be cut to make one large loop for British Army Stable Belts.
Who the fuck would wear a British Army Stable belt and carry a multitool? Stable Belts are only worn with dress uniform so you wouldn't be allowed to carry civilian equipment on them. No civilian would wear a Stable Belt. Maybe you mean webbing belts.
@@simonh6371 Stable belts are worn every single day as normal dress. Many Royal Engineers wear mutitools on their stable belts daily. Im talking UK so maybe different for you depending on where you are from.
@@maximada2003 I'm an ex scaleyback so offshoot of the RE but I never saw anyone with a stable belt...working dress was one of those green plastic belts, I don't remember the correct name. But I stand corrected if RE wear stable belts and are allowed to carry non issue kit on them, fair pay to them. Back in my day only lineys (driver linemen) got the old clasp knife otherwise no multitools, we had crimping tools etc. with our antenna gear in our lannys and a toolbox for gennys etc. I was in early 90s and never saw a multitool
@@simonh6371 Was an engineer for 10 years. So trust me when I say that stable belts were worn daily with a multitool - gerber/leatherman. Green belts were only worn over a combat jacket.
@@maximada2003 Okay I stand corrected. Actually there was a RE troop in our Sig Regt in BAOR, the Corps Lighting Troop (Corps refers to 1 (BR) Corps). I don't remember if they wore stable belts or not. Pretty sure they didn't carry mutltitools though, this was 1991-3. I just told you which Sig Regt I was in lol.
yo you need a tripod ma dude
the leatherman knife less rebar is better, the scissors are sharper and non of that junk black finish that rubs off on everything
IS NOT A LOCKBACK. IS A PISTON, LIKE AXIS LOCK
85 bucks now. wow
I think that in Europe you wouldn't be allowed to take even this type of multi-tool with you in the airplane, because of that saw-blade...at least in Germany it's very restrictive
+bladeXdaywalker That is what is great about it. If someone gives you a hard time about the saw, you can take it off and hand it over. They are only about $4 on amazon.
+bladeXdaywalker I'd personally call it a "file," if asked, but I've flown in and out of Europe for years with various tools on my person and in my carry-on, with no problems. With the notable exception of the UK, knife laws in most European countries really aren't as draconian and anti-knife as even their citizens presume-here in the Netherlands, for instance, the culture may be instinctively bristly about pocket knives, but the actual law has no problem with them (aside from some restrictions in certain parts of Amsterdam and The Hague). I'm not familiar with German law, but given how many German and Austrian bushcrafters I've seen here on TH-cam, clearly there are times and places where it's perfectly okay there to carry an ESEE 6 on your belt.
+adhair You can call it a file, but if the officer decides for himself that isn't a file than you have to remove it, which how we saw it's not such a big problem. In Germany you're allowed to carry a fixed blade knife with a maximum blade length of 12 cm - not cutting edge, but from handle to the tip. If you want to carry a folded knife, which has a locking mechanism than only allowed if they're two-hand-opened or vice versa. There are some exceptions, but everything depends from the officer how he'll decide. If you have bad luck he'll confiscate the knife and than you can try to solve that in court.
That's true, some people might not want the fight and just surrender it. Hopefully the policeman would be satisfied with just removing the offending tool, but it's so non-threatening (yeah, it's black, but it's a multi-tool) that I'd like to think it wouldn't be a problem if searched. (Depending on what you're doing, of course. If he's searching you because you were involved in a crime, good luck.)
LEATHER MAN FUSE IS KNIFE LESS
When the shit hits the fan, I don't think anyone will care if your multi-tool will have a blade in it or not, I will not carry a bladeless multi-tool because having a blade is a big part of my multi-tool. If you're out and about in another country and it's bug out time, what are you going to use?? If you're way out in the middle of nowhere in a foreign country and you have a mt that doesn't have a knife, its like having a gun with no bullets!!!
Rice Villatoro if you can’t survive without a knife then you can’t survive at all
first :)