Gerber Auto Covert Automatic Knife vs Leatherman mut

Gerber auto is the worst knife I've ever bought. It is pure garbage and gerber should shut its fucking doors. Looks like a blind child made it, nothingnis straight, it came butter knife sharp, and the action literally doesnt work.

Second, I think the serrations are a poor design choice; I've never been a fan of serrations to begin with; a properly sharpened blade should cut almost anything that serrations would, but you've now sacrificed half your cutting edge and made the knife more difficult to sharpen. Given that you already have a saw and wire cutters, I think cramming a half serrated blade into the primary blade is a poor design choice.

good quality knife as far as the material, but it scratches the blade when it opens, the lock mechanism works ok, i think it was just that knife i probably, it has a lifetime warranty so when i take it back i will probably get a better one, if you want a nice switch blade, i would reccomend this or the off grid rapid fire ranger.

The size and weight makes it s*** for an EDC Leatherman. Do not buy this for that intention.

They also have a line made in the US which is of higher quality but costs quite a bit more. I will be buying the American made version of this knife at around $150.00. It's a decent knife if the price was a little lower

I own just about every popular multi-tool out there; by far this is the best made multi-tool I have. Well designed and thought out, everything you need is there and very sturdy. It's a bit pricey for sure but this is one item that you get what you pay for. Excellent product and will recommend to family and friends

It failed under very minor pressure. When I first received the knife right away I was concerned about the durability and overall safety of the knife. Knowing it was probably a bad situation just waiting to strike I used it with extreme care. I had no idea it would fail at such a low tolerance of use

The MUT is a great step in the right direction for firearm enthusiasts and professionals. With that said I have begun using it and I am dissatisfied with the removable bits (the philips and torex bits have started to strip on first use.) The bits are probably not heat treated and for 179 dollars retail every part HAS to last. The MUT holder is also not constructed well

Also it is heavy compared to my other Gerber assisted opening knives. But it cuts smooth.

While I don't mind the weight and size most of the time, I could see it being a hinderance if I'm wearing the wrong pair of pants. The size of damn thing makes accessing my pockets overly difficult. This would be a problem for me, but I wear carhartt double-knees 90% of the time because they fit better and are more durable for me than any other type of jeans I've tried. Lucky for me, they have the side carpenter pockets, which nicely holds the MUT