Gerber Gear Dime 12-in-1 Mini EDC Multitool - Needle Nose Pliers, Pocket Knife, Keychain, Bottle Opener - Gifts for Men, EDC Gear and Equipment - Black
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- 12-IN-1 EDC MULTITOOL: The Gerber Dime compact multitool features needle nose pliers, wire cutters, tweezers, bottle opener, retail package opener, plain edge blade pocket knife, scissors, small and medium flat head driver, fine and coarse file
- INNOVATIVE DESIGN: Made from durable stainless steel to withstand tough conditions, this EDC pocket knife mini multi-tool is designed for convenience with a butterfly opening and locking feature to protect the tools when not in use
- OUTDOOR ESSENTIALS: The Dime mini multitool is perfect for hunters, tradesmen, and everyday carry; an excellent addition to your camping essentials, toolbox, work wear, and fishing and hiking gear
- COMPACT AND CONVENIENT: 2.75" closed length and 4.25" overall length; 2.2 oz weight; Fits easily in your pocket or on a keychain or lanyard ring; Perfect for camping and EDC gear
- GERBER GUARANTEE: Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, ensuring quality and reliability in all Gerber essential hunting gear
Description
Elevate your camping gear and survival kit with the Gerber Gear 12-in-1 Dime Multi-Tool Mini. This compact EDC tool ensures you're always prepared for any situation. Featuring stainless steel pliers, wire cutters, a plain edge blade, scissors, flathead screwdriver, crosshead driver, tweezers, and a file, this versatile pocket knife is a must-have for outdoor enthusiasts. The Dime Mini includes a unique blade designed to safely cut and score plastic packaging and a bottle opener that's accessible even when the tool is closed. Lightweight and portable, this multi-tool is the most valuable addition to your camping, hiking, or everyday carry gear. Whether you're in the wilderness or tackling everyday tasks, this state-of-the-art multi-tool knife is your reliable companion for all adventures.
Color: Black
Material: Stainless Steel
Brand: Gerber
Item dimensions L x W x H: 5.5 x 4 x 0.6 inches
Item Weight: 2.2 Ounces
Color: Black
Material: Stainless Steel
Brand: Gerber
Item dimensions L x W x H: 5.5 x 4 x 0.6 inches
Item Weight: 2.2 Ounces
Included Components: Multitool
Number of Pieces: 1
Folded Size: 2.75 inches
Drive System: Centre Drive
UPC: 013658125568
Global Trade Identification Number: 68
Manufacturer: Gerber Gear
Part Number: 30-000469
Item Weight: 2.2 ounces
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 4 x 0.6 inches
Item model number: 30-000469N
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: New
Style: Black
Power Source: Hand Powered
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number of Handles: 1
Special Features: Lightweight
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: Limited lifetime warranty
Date First Available: August 31, 2011
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Color: Black
Love this!! It is indeed “dime sized,” but is a fabulous multi-tool. This was a gift for my husband at Christmas, but I liked it so much that I carry it now! This is very small, but effective! Fits in your pocket very easily. Must have! This would be great for a hiking pack or a purse bc it takes up little room and weighs very little. Gerber products are all quality, and I highly recommend this little guy for anyone that needs a small multi-tool!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Color: Red
I really like this handy little multitool. It feels like it’s built with solid, high-quality materials, and I appreciate that it’s not too bulky. Unlike some multitools that weigh down your keychain, this one is slim and lightweight, so it doesn’t feel like I’m carrying around a heavy chunk of metal. It's also super easy to use. I like that you can simply pick and pull out whichever tool you need at any time. The design is intuitive and convenient, which makes it a great everyday carry item. Overall, it's a great addition to my keychain, practical, durable, and unobtrusive.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2025 by Bradley Harrelson
Color: Black
I use the Gerber Dime often. I keep this little multi-tool on my Keychain. It's easy to open and lock. It fits in my pocket and I can barely feel it's there. It's not very thick, but it's heavier than I prefer for such a small tool. I've used every tool on it, but my favorite and most used is the package/box opener. The flathead screwdriver/pry bar is probably my second most used tool, and it's decently functional for it's purpose. The scissors are useful to clip fingernails or small strings from clothing, but that's about it. The knife blade is a sheepfoot shape, and it definitely needs sharpened before use. The nail file/Philip head screwdriver is ok for filing fingernails, but not as a screwdriver. The tweezers are decent as I used them to remove a splinter lol. Then the pliers which I wouldn't recommend using for any large tasks. I've only used the pliers once to loosen a small bolt. I gave 4 stars because of the weight of the tool, and the pliers aren't very useful. Overall it's worth the money for what you get from it, and I'd recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025 by Daniel Means
Color: Red
Needed a replacement for a Leatherman Squirt P4, but that model has been discontinued. Needed one with mini pliers, so enter the Gerber Dime. A bit bulkier and heavier than my old Leatherman, but it is heavy duty, well built and everything I need in an everyday carry mini multitool. The best part, the Gerber Dime is much less expensive, but with the same qualtiy and rock solid warranty.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by David Hakamaki
Color: Green
Comparing NexTool EDC keychain and Gerber Dime. I don’t like number rating so it’s all descriptive. Overall differences are more slight than pronounced (except for the scissors) . Both were $29 and arrived within 48 hours. NexTool about 2 5/8” closed. Dime is 2 3/4” closed including projecting bottle opener. Main body closed is about 1/4” less than that. NexTool has a textured handle for good grip. Tool finish is satin which kind of makes the metal feel cheap to me. Overall the blades are bigger than the Dime and seems like you could get a little more done with them beyond bare necessity. Scissors in particular are superior. File grain (coarse and fine) is significantly more pronounced than the Dime. Spring action of the NexTool pliers mildly less than Dime’s. Dime’s pliers are about 1-2mm thicker than NexTool. Overall Gerber feels more solidly built but NexTool’s tools seem more useful. One of these is for the car and one is for a weekend daypack.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2025 by DB DB
Color: Red
I've had a Gerber Dime for 8 years, and it still functions perfectly. I've gotten more use out of it than any other multitool I own because it's small and light enough to always have it with me on my keyring.
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2025 by David C. Price
Color: Black
I would have given it 2 stars, except for one redeeming quality (see below and pic) that made me decide to keep it (well, half of it). If Gerber sold only the half I kept, by itself, I'd give it 5! But it's kind of a funny story... Context: After always having a Swiss Army Knife as a kid, I then carried 6 or 8 different multi-tools over the years, mostly Leatherman (wave and juice) and an older version of a Gerber gear mp600 that I modified to add scissors from a broken SAK. I carried that on my belt for years (the sliding pliers are great, though the quality of other tools is mediocre). When I saw the Dime I was hopeful; I've mostly carried the Squirt PS4 for many years now, I like how compact it is and I've left all the others around (car, backpack, office drawer, bike bag) so they are handy but I don't have to fit them in my pocket (I'm tired of the belt sheaths!). I actually had the squirt replaced recently under warranty, after about 10 years a plier jaw broke off and they sent a brand new unit that's even a bit nicer than the old one. So when I got my new Dime, I was not disappointed by the things I was most interested in: the bottle opener is great (that is by far the worst tool on the squirt, it barely works); and I LOVE the package opener on the Dime, and the tweezers. I thought the other tools would be comparable, it's mostly the same list, but after using the Dime for a while I realized that most of its other tools are basically garbage. The pliers are cheaper and thinner, and the pivot has some side play; the wire cutter literally cannot cut, it can only mangle wires of various types (I tried! how can you not cut soft solid copper 14 Ga wire? repeatedly bending the wire back and forth is more effective than this thing!); and the scissors also mangle, rather than cut. The file is way too short to be useful. The knife blade and two screwdrivers are fine, but I already have those on the squirt. After two weeks of using the Dime, I decided to get the squirt back out, but I immediately missed the three things I like most on the Dime (package opener, bottle opener, and tweezers). Then I realized that these tools are all on the same side. So I got a torx set that had a small enough wrench (I already had one that fit, but needed two), and unscrewed the pivot where that side arm meets the pliers, and pulled out the pliers and the other side that is attached to them (see pic). Replaced the pin, and voila! I finally have a new tool I love. I guess it's a half a Dime, so it's a Nickel! The paint got pretty beat up in the process, and actually the first pivot screw head sheared off when I was trying to loosen it, so I had to pull the whole pivot out of the other side. Doing that and reassembling it was kind of arduous, and I can never put it back in original condition. (But why would I want to?). Now it's a narrow tool that I can hang it on the same Nite-ize hook on my belt loop with the squirt, without too much bulk or tool redundancy (carrying both full tools took too much space, and felt stupid). The only thing the two now have in common is the regular knife blade, but the two blades are pretty different designs, so I will save the Nickel blade for careful/sharp tasks and use the squirt blade for more sturdy work - the squirt also has a sharper tip that doubles as an awl. And both knife edges will stay sharp and clean for a long time, because now I have that package opener, which really is amazing; I use that more than anything else! So thanks, Gerber, I guess... despite the disappointment, I now have something I'm really happy with... after a bunch of extra work, and throwing half the tool away.... :( At least it wasn't expensive. But I can't give it more than 2 stars, as a tool, when so much if it is such poor quality. I have to wonder about all the 5 star reviews, these must be people who don't really use tools much, or have very low expectations ... ?
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024 by BHarley BHarley