Axe Gerber Gator II survival axe, nylon rubberized handle, 396 mm length, 6.8 cm blade, 737 g

The Gerber Gator II is a compact all-conditions survival axe designed for outdoor and utility use. Constructed as a single-piece tool with a stainless steel head and a glass-filled nylon handle, it provides a balance of durability and reduced weight. With an overall length of 396 mm and a 6.8 cm blade, the axe is practical for chopping, splitting small wood, and general campsite tasks while remaining easy to carry.

Advantages

The longer handle compared with the original Gator increases striking force, while the glass-filled nylon construction and Gerber Gator texture deliver a secure grip in wet or muddy conditions. A coarse blade handsaw is stored in the handle and secured magnetically for quick access. The single-piece design and stainless steel head improve durability for repeated outdoor use.

Suitable for

• Chopping and splitting small logs and kindling
• Campsite preparation and general outdoor tasks
• Bushcraft and trail use where compact tools are preferred
• Carry in packs for hiking, fishing, or hunting trips

Key specifications

• Brand: Gerber
• Model: Gator II (MPN 22-41420)
• Overall length: 396 mm
• Blade length: 6.8 cm
• Head material: stainless steel
• Handle: glass-filled nylon with Gator texture
• Weight: 737 g
• Additional tool: coarse blade handsaw, magnetically retained in handle
• EAN: 0013658414204

How to use

Hold the axe by the textured nylon handle with a firm, two-handed grip for chopping or a one-handed grip for finer work. Position the blade on the wood and strike with controlled force, allowing the axe’s weight and longer handle to assist in cutting. Use the coarse handsaw stored in the handle for cutting branches and brush; remove and replace the saw carefully to avoid pinching or contact with the blade. Inspect the head and handle regularly for damage and keep the blade clean and dry after use.

Usage recommendations

The Gerber Gator II is intended for light to moderate outdoor chopping and campsite tasks. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye protection) and a stable cutting surface. Do not use the axe for heavy-duty splitting of large logs, levering, or striking metal objects. Store the tool dry and check the magnetic retention of the saw before field use.