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Gerber Gear Vise Pocket Multi-Tool, Black | 31-000021

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Gerber Gear Vise Pocket Multi-Tool, Black | 31-000021Overview of the Gerber Gear Vise Pocket Multi Tool 31 000021 You never know when a quick fix is going to demand a tool you do not have on you. The Gerber Gear Vise Pocket Multi Tool (31 000021) closes that gap with nine capable tools packed into a 2. 4 inch frame light enough to ride on your keychain without a second thought. Needle nose pliers up front handle gripping and bending tasks, while a fine edge blade and serrated blade give you two cutting

Overview of the Gerber Gear Vise Pocket Multi-Tool | 31-000021

You never know when a quick fix is going to demand a tool you do not have on you. The Gerber Gear Vise Pocket Multi-Tool (31-000021) closes that gap with nine capable tools packed into a 2.4-inch frame light enough to ride on your keychain without a second thought.

Needle-nose pliers up front handle gripping and bending tasks, while a fine-edge blade and serrated blade give you two cutting options in one compact stainless steel body. Three screwdrivers, a metal file, and a bottle opener round out the toolkit. The black crosshatch-textured handles keep a confident grip in any condition, wet or dry.

Whether you are a law enforcement officer who needs to handle a field problem on the spot, a first responder reaching for a quick flat-head, or a survivalist who lives by the one-ounce principle, the Vise 31-000021 earns its keychain slot every single day.

The Gerber Guarantee backs every Vise with a limited lifetime warranty, so this is a long-term carry tool, not a disposable one.


Key Features

  • Tool Count: Nine tools in one compact body, including needle-nose pliers, a fine-edge blade, a serrated blade, a Phillips driver, a medium flat driver, a small flat driver, a metal file, and a bottle opener, plus a built-in lanyard ring
  • Needle-Nose Pliers: Serrated gripping teeth provide firm control on wire, fasteners, and small components; the plier head is polished stainless with the GERBER name stamped on the pivot
  • Dual Blades: Fine-edge blade for general cutting and a fully serrated blade for cordage, strapping, and fibrous materials; both fold away cleanly into the stainless body
  • Three Screwdrivers: Phillips head, medium flat, and small flat drivers cover the most common fastener types found in the field, on gear, or in everyday situations
  • Metal File: Suitable for deburring, smoothing edges, and emergency material prep
  • Bottle Opener: Redesigned lever geometry for better cap removal leverage, per Gerber specifications
  • Keychain Ready: Built-in lanyard ring attaches to any standard key ring or paracord lanyard; the ring folds flush into the body to prevent pocket snagging during carry
  • Compact Size: 2.4 inches closed, 4.0 inches open; slips into any pocket or clips to a keychain without adding noticeable bulk
  • Weight: 3 oz per Gerber's official product page; light enough to carry all day
  • Construction: Stainless steel body, blades, and tools; black stainless handles with crosshatch texture for secure, no-slip handling
  • Closure Type: Slip-joint; tools fold open and closed without a locking mechanism
  • Care: Wipe tools clean after use; apply a light drop of oil to blade pivot points to maintain smooth action and prevent rust
  • Warranty: Backed by the Gerber Guarantee, a limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship

Specifications

Spec Value
Brand Gerber Gear
Model / MPN 31-000021
UPC 013658111721
SKU GB-31-000021N
Material Stainless steel; 2Cr13 stainless handles
Closed Length 2.4 in (6.1 cm)
Open Length 4.0 in (10.2 cm)
Blade Length 1.5 in (3.8 cm)
Width, Open 3.5 in (8.9 cm)
Width, Closed 1.0 in (2.5 cm)
Weight 3 oz
Handle Color Black
Number of Tools 9
Closure Type Slip-joint
Country of Origin China
Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty (Gerber Guarantee)
Packaging Clam pack

Compatibility

The Gerber Gear Vise (31-000021) is a standalone pocket multi-tool that requires no platform, holster, or mount. It works with any standard key ring or paracord lanyard via the built-in lanyard ring, and fits in any front pants pocket, cargo pocket, shirt pocket, or tactical vest pocket.

Key Ring and Lanyard Carry

The lanyard ring integrates directly into the body and folds flush when not in use, preventing snagging during pocket carry. It accepts any standard split ring or key fob connector.

Screwdriver Compatibility

The Phillips driver is sized for No. 2 Phillips screws, the most common type found on gear, electronics, and mechanical equipment. The medium and small flat drivers cover standard slotted fasteners in similar applications.

Blade Applications

The fine-edge blade is suited for general cutting, food prep, and light utility tasks. The serrated blade excels on cordage, nylon strapping, webbing, and fibrous materials.

Use Limitations

The Vise is a light-duty everyday carry tool, not a replacement for full-size pliers, a fixed-blade knife, or a professional-grade multi-tool kit. For sustained heavy-duty work in the field, carry a full-size multi-tool alongside the Vise. The slip-joint construction means tools do not lock open; use appropriate care during cutting tasks.


Intended Users

The Gerber Gear Vise 31-000021 is designed for anyone who values a capable tool at hand without the bulk of a full-size platform. Here are the professionals and enthusiasts who reach for it most:

Law enforcement officers carry the Vise as an always-on-body backup when their primary loadout is optimized for their patrol mission. A screw tightened, a wire stripped, or a package cut open in the field is worth more than the 3 oz the tool adds to a keychain.

First responders and EMS personnel appreciate having a screwdriver and cutting option immediately accessible when improvised problem-solving is needed outside of the standard kit.

Military and service members attach the Vise to a keychain or gear loop for small mechanical tasks during maintenance, gear repair, and off-duty carry.

Survivalists and preppers add the Vise to everyday carry kits where every item must justify its weight and footprint. Nine tools at 3 oz in a 2.4-inch package is a compelling argument.

Outdoor enthusiasts, campers, and hikers rely on the Vise during day trips and backcountry outings for quick gear repairs, light food prep assistance, and general camp utility.

Security guards and public safety professionals keep the Vise on a keychain as a functional companion to their primary duty equipment throughout a long shift.


What's Included

  • 1 x Gerber Gear Vise Pocket Multi-Tool, Black (31-000021), packaged in clam pack
  • No sheath, belt pouch, or belt clip is included; keychain carry is provided by the integrated lanyard ring

Available at WCUniforms

WCUniforms is a specialty retailer focused on uniforms, tactical gear, and public safety equipment, serving law enforcement officers, first responders, military personnel, and civilian professionals across the United States. The Gerber Gear Vise is a natural fit in the WCUniforms catalog alongside the duty gear and field tools that real professionals depend on every day. Unlike mass-market multi-tools designed for occasional weekend use, the Vise is engineered by a brand with more than 80 years of outfitting military and law enforcement. Shop with confidence at wcuniforms.com, where the gear is curated for the people who depend on it most.

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