Propel AO (Assisted Opening)

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Related To:
    Gerber Propel Ao Black 10862667

    Gerber designed the Propel series of knives to be stealth, fast and easy to carry. The Propel AO features Gerber’s Assisted Opening 2.0 technology, allowing the operator to quickly deploy the blade at a moments notice. The Tanto-style 420HC steel blade is black oxide coated for corrosion resistance, while the slender body and two-position pocket clip allow for convenient carrying options. Proudly made in the USA

    Features

    • 420 HC steel, partially serrated Tanto-style blade
    • Patented Assisted Opening 2.0 technology
    • Black oxide coating
    • Molded nylon handle scales
    • Pommel with Lanyard hole
    • Plunge lock
    • Two-position pocket clip
    • Made in the USA

     Tech Specs

    • Closed Length: 3.5 inches
    • Overall Length: 8.5 inches
    • Weight: 1.57 ounces

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