Gerber River Shorty knife

[Remington]

Anyone own one? I just picked on up and can't figure out what the little "rivets" are for! I'm trying to figure out a way to attach it to a PFD so if anyone has any tips for that too, I would appreciate it. Thanks!

[maxama10]

The Gerber River Shorty knife is an ideal tool for rafting, kayaking, and diving. This knife features a blunt tip, full serration drop point fixed blade with molded handle for strength and reliability. Blade is of medium-carbon stainless steel, high polished to reduce corrosion. The hard plastic handle is molded over the blade tang, virtually making it a one-piece knife. There are several ridges formed in the handle so the user can easily and quickly locate the edge of the blade. The holes in the handle are designed primarily to reduce weight and can be used for security (tie down). The River Shorty's hard plastic sheath allows the knife to be inserted in 2 positions. 3 audible clicks let you know the knife is secure. The sheath can be attached to a belt, boot, or PFD using the pocket clip. It can also be permanently attached using the 2 plastic rivets.


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[Remington]

Touche good fellow!

I don't think I got the pocket clip, but oh well, I'll figure something out.

[fire1811]

I have one of those attached to my fire department coat. The sheath is great. You pull it out and put it back in without snaps, which is great for low visibility situation.

Did you get the sheath? It has two holes in the back of it for the rivets.

[Remington]

I have one of those attached to my fire department coat. The sheath is great. You pull it out and put it back in without snaps, which is great for low visibility situation.

Did you get the sheath? It has two holes in the back of it for the rivets.

Oh yea, I love the thing! I got sick of having to pull a folded knife out of a belt pouch. The River Shorty makes it so much easier, not to mention the plastic grip fares much better in saltwater than my other knives (I'm a sailing instructor.)