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Brand | GERBER |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 9.45 x 5.51 x 2.36 inches |
Included Components | Sheath |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Drive System | Centre Drive |
UPC | 803982906670 787721830955 088021720510 013658475632 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00013658475632 |
Manufacturer | Gerber |
Part Number | 47563 |
Item Weight | 10.9 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 9.45 x 5.51 x 2.36 inches |
Item model number | 47563 |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | No Size |
Style | Multi-Plier- Needle Nose |
Power Source | AC/DC |
Voltage | 1 Volts |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Handle Material | Stainless,Stainless Steel |
Usage | Cutter,Locking |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | See manufacturer |
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Gerber Gear MP600 Pro Scout Multi-Plier, Needle Nose, Stainless [47563]
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Item dimensions L x W x H | 9.45 x 5.51 x 2.36 inches |
Included Components | Sheath |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
About this item
- Components: needle nose pliers, wire cutter, wire crimper, serrated knife, RemGrit saw with universal saw coupler, Fiskars scissors, cross point screwdriver, small and medium flat blade screwdrivers, can opener, bottle opener, file and ruler
- Deluxe version of the multi-plier
- Flick of the wrist, one-handed opening pliers
- Handle material: stainless steel, handle color: bead blast
- Sheath material: ballistic nylon
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Best Sellers Rank | #42,600 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #133 in Multitools |
Date First Available | February 17, 2007 |
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Use it once and you'll agree this is the most functional multi-tool ever built. The Compact Sport Multi-Plier 600 Needlenose, S is unmatched for strength, durability and ease of use - from the one-handed opening pliers to the serrated blade that makes fast work of cord and rope!
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The Pro-Scout is the most deluxe version of our multi-plier 600 line, with Fiskars scissors and the patented universal saw coupler with the premium RemGrit blade. Like it's brethren in the multi-plier 600 family of products, the Pro-Scout is engineered from premium stainless steel. And it sports our popular one-hand opening pliers and the Saf.T.Plus locking system. Folks, this is a very serious tool. With a level of strength and capability that could be lost on most people. But you're definitely not like most people, now are you. Maybe you're even kind of rough on your tools. All the more reason why you need a Pro-Scout. And now.
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Versatility | 4.5 | 4.2 | 3.6 | 4.3 | — | 4.4 |
Sturdiness | 4.2 | 4.0 | 4.6 | 4.3 | — | 4.3 |
Lock Feature | 4.0 | 4.2 | 4.0 | 4.1 | — | 4.5 |
Giftable | 4.1 | 4.2 | — | — | — | 4.4 |
Value for money | 3.8 | — | — | 4.1 | — | 4.3 |
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material | — | Aluminum | — | Metal | Stainless Steel, Wood | Alloy Steel |
included components | Sheath | GERBER DUAL-FORCE MULTI-TOOL | Product & Instructions Guide | SOG PowerPint Multitool (PP1001-CP) | Plier, Blade | Truss |
number of pieces | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 6 | 1 |
weight | — | — | 0.68 pounds | 135 grams | 9 ounces | 8.4 ounces |
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Customers like the quality and performance of the multitool. For example, they mention it's well-made, has many different useful tools, and works well. Some are happy with the sharpness and blade. That said, opinions are mixed on size, ease of opening and closing, and ease of use.
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Customers like the quality of the multitool. They say it's well-made, has many different useful tools, and is a great little tool to have with you. Some mention that the steel is good and the scissors are tough. Overall, most are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.
"...Knife is fairly sharp.5) All the tools lock.6) Sheath is made in USA (at least that’s what mine said) and hold both the tool and the..." Read more
"...The Gerber 600 is sturdy and it does what it is supposed to do. The scissors work properly. The wire cutter actually cuts wire, The pliers are solid...." Read more
"...The small set of bits that ships with the Pro Scout is a good selection for everyday needs and tucks next to the multi-tool in my tactical pants'..." Read more
"...it makes when you deploy the pliers and they lock into place - a very solid, satisfying metal thunk...." Read more
Customers like the performance of the multitool. They mention that the scissors work well, it's small, reliable, effective, and easy to use. The wire cutters work well and stay sharp. Overall, customers find the tool very useful and say it did not disappoint.
"...reviews of multi-tools it seemed like this one had wire cutters that actually worked whereas for many other tools the wire cuters were written off..." Read more
"Everything worked. Seems sturdy and made with quality. Everything locked properly. I loved the case." Read more
"This is an awesome tool! Buy it, it's well worth the money. The scissors work well and stay sharp...." Read more
"...feel weak, the combination blade dulls very quickly, the drivers are average at best, the lockup on the tolls feels secure kind of, and the whole..." Read more
Customers like the sharpness of the multitool. They say the knife is super sharp, and the scissors work well and stay sharp. Some mention that the knife has an improved blade design over the last version. Overall, most are satisfied with the sharp quality of the tool.
"...Knife is fairly sharp.5) All the tools lock...." Read more
"...discrete, large enough to be genuinely useful, and the smooth and serrated areas seem ideal for a multitude of different uses...." Read more
"...Also the scissors are made by Fiskar - a specialty scissor maker - nice and sharp...." Read more
"...This things saw is chincy and weak and mine came with a bent clip that secures the saw blade so I have to make sure the clip is flush with the tool..." Read more
Customers like the blade of the multitool. They say it's replaceable with a standard jigsaw blade. Some customers also mention that the gritty blade is removable and replaceable.
"...However it is a replaceable blade which you can easily swap out with any number of jig saw (saber saw) blades in stock at your local hardware store...." Read more
"...The replaceable jig saw blade is genius!..." Read more
"...The pliers feel weak, the combination blade dulls very quickly, the drivers are average at best, the lockup on the tolls feels secure kind of, and..." Read more
"...Pros:- Interchangeable blade is a great idea- Scissors are Fiskar and actually great quality-..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the size of the multitool. Some mention it's small enough to be discrete, large enough to genuinely useful, and fits into their cargo pants pocket. However, others say that the tools are hard to access and the tool pouch could be a bit larger.
"...And it gets used literally dozens of times a day. It is small, reliable, effective, and easy to use. This adds up to conveinience...." Read more
"...Knife could have been longer. There’s extra room for a longer knife...." Read more
"...The replaceable jig saw blade is genius! I love that I can carry lightweight, inexpensive, and readily available blades optimized for cutting wood,..." Read more
"...It is a tight fit but after daily use, it'll loosen up. Put the bits in first, then then the tool...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the multitool. Some mention it's reliable, effective, and convenient to deploy. They say the tools can be deployed with one hand and cut with ease. However, other customers say the tool is very hard to pull out and release. They also say the release buttons hang up and the pliers are difficult to release.
"...wire cutter by cutting a fairly thick cloths hanger and I was able to cut it with ease. I can’t say the same for my Leatherman Rev...." Read more
"...The remaining tools are all next to impossible to get out even with two hands unless you happen to have a Swiss Army Knife in your pocket to use as..." Read more
"Have owned before and I needed another one. Fast delivery" Read more
"...This gives you a sturdy, rounded handle which makes holding the pliers more comfortable over the long run.-Larger, flatter pouch/sheath...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of opening and closing. Some mention that it can be opened with one hand, is compact, and makes some of the most easily opened tools around. However, others say that the pliers head no longer opens and closes smoothly, and that you have to open the pliers to use the knife.
"...This tool is the flick to use type that can be opened with one hand and is what I was used to...." Read more
"...You see the handles only open about 50 degrees, not 180, or even 90.... so the opposite handle is always a little bit in your way as you try to open..." Read more
"...Overall winning features of Gerber over competitors:-one handed open. This is invaluable!..." Read more
"...This strength leads to the one weakness - that the pliers have to be opened to access any of the other tools..." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the multitool. They mention that it came apart on first use, the slide lock fell apart during opening, the buttons on the sides fell apart, and the mechanism will fail. Some say that the blades do not lock, which is a safety hazard.
"...apart while the pliers are in the lock position, the clip that keeps the pliers will pop off...." Read more
"...Best design, however at some point the mechanism will fail, hence why I am replacing the old one...." Read more
"...This thing on the other hand feels like it would snap in half the first time you put some force and torque on it. It's just not for me." Read more
"It’s huge and the case is needlessly big. Broke,y original Leaterman and they replaced it with a Leatherman Rebar. That rusted and was an epic POS...." Read more
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Pros:
1) Quick deploy pliers. I can easily deploy them with one hand. The plies are quite strong as I haven’t damaged the plies yet and I use them a lot. I tested the wire cutter by cutting a fairly thick cloths hanger and I was able to cut it with ease. I can’t say the same for my Leatherman Rev.
2) Fiskars scissors. They are awesome!! I can cut thick zip ties with no problem. I use them to cut my labels all the time as well.
3) Accessory kit. I used from time to time and have not had any issues with them. It sure beats having to walk back to the office when I have the bits with me.
4) Knife is fairly sharp.
5) All the tools lock.
6) Sheath is made in USA (at least that’s what mine said) and hold both the tool and the accessory kit.
Cons:
1) If you pull the handle apart while the pliers are in the lock position, the clip that keeps the pliers will pop off. It could also cause the pliers to bind when you try to deploy the pliers.
2) Knife could have been longer. There’s extra room for a longer knife. It’s sad the knife is the exact same knife as the one included on the MP400.
3) Knife nail nick/slot is on the wrong side. It makes it a litter harder to deploy the knife. The MP400 has the same issue (since it’s the same knife).
4) No nail nick/slot on the can opener.
The Gerber Pro Scout isn’t perfect but it fit my needs and I love it. I've uploaded some pictures to show the size difference of the tool. The left black tool is the Gerber MP400, the middle is the Leatherman Rev, and the right is the Gerber MP600 Pro Scout. The last picture shows shows the missing nail nick/slot on the knife. The Fiskars scissors has it on the correct side, come on Gerber fix that issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2015
Pros:
1) Quick deploy pliers. I can easily deploy them with one hand. The plies are quite strong as I haven’t damaged the plies yet and I use them a lot. I tested the wire cutter by cutting a fairly thick cloths hanger and I was able to cut it with ease. I can’t say the same for my Leatherman Rev.
2) Fiskars scissors. They are awesome!! I can cut thick zip ties with no problem. I use them to cut my labels all the time as well.
3) Accessory kit. I used from time to time and have not had any issues with them. It sure beats having to walk back to the office when I have the bits with me.
4) Knife is fairly sharp.
5) All the tools lock.
6) Sheath is made in USA (at least that’s what mine said) and hold both the tool and the accessory kit.
Cons:
1) If you pull the handle apart while the pliers are in the lock position, the clip that keeps the pliers will pop off. It could also cause the pliers to bind when you try to deploy the pliers.
2) Knife could have been longer. There’s extra room for a longer knife. It’s sad the knife is the exact same knife as the one included on the MP400.
3) Knife nail nick/slot is on the wrong side. It makes it a litter harder to deploy the knife. The MP400 has the same issue (since it’s the same knife).
4) No nail nick/slot on the can opener.
The Gerber Pro Scout isn’t perfect but it fit my needs and I love it. I've uploaded some pictures to show the size difference of the tool. The left black tool is the Gerber MP400, the middle is the Leatherman Rev, and the right is the Gerber MP600 Pro Scout. The last picture shows shows the missing nail nick/slot on the knife. The Fiskars scissors has it on the correct side, come on Gerber fix that issue.
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This tool is the flick to use type that can be opened with one hand and is what I was used to. Best design, however at some point the mechanism will fail, hence why I am replacing the old one. This doesn't stop me from buying another because they are well worth it. I wear it everyday on my hip and use it everyday.
The only hit I have about the tool is the wire cutter. The one on the old one lasted a few times before it became useless, this one is a different design, but I can tell it probably won't last long, we will see and I'll update the review later.
If you are looking for an any to use tool that is solid for everyday use, this is your tool. I will be sending the old one in for warranty repair in the meantime.
I ordered one of these because I had a job-specific need for a tool with both wire cutters and scissors. Needle nose pliers would be a big plus. From reading various reviews of multi-tools it seemed like this one had wire cutters that actually worked whereas for many other tools the wire cuters were written off as ineffective. Also the pliers got good reviews where some other choices did not.
I need to disclose I am an advocate (addict?) of the Swiss Army Knife. I keep a medium-small one (Tinker) in my pocket at all times and cannot count the number of times I use it even in unexpected situations. Or the number of times friends co-workers and family ask to use it: "Have you got your Swiss Army Knife with you?" is almost a joke with people who know me. They know I always do. And it gets used literally dozens of times a day. It is small, reliable, effective, and easy to use. This adds up to conveinience. When I have to be without it, such as when flying commercially, I really miss it. I also have owned a Buck multi-tool for years that was a gift and lives in my truck. So the concept of a multi tool as a keep-handy item is not completly foreign to me. The important factors are reliability, durability, effectiveness, and most of all convenience. That last one, convenience is really the crux. The other factors I listed really just enhance its convienence. After all, if it isn't handy, or if it doesn't get the job done, or if you have to go through a number of extra steps just to use it, then you might as well go to your tool box and grab the "real" tool for the job. The "real" tool will always do a better job more effectively than a multi tool, but sometimes a multi tool is good enough and if it is handy right in your pocket or on your belt, Hurrah! For my use that is what a multi-tool is all about.
The Gerber 600 is sturdy and it does what it is supposed to do. The scissors work properly. The wire cutter actually cuts wire, The pliers are solid. The knife blade has conventional edge at the tip and is serrated further up the blade for a variety of cutting tasks, though the knife is rather small. All the tools lock in the open position. The construction is stainless steel.
One feature I was luke-warm on before I bought was the abrasive-blade saw. However it is a replaceable blade which you can easily swap out with any number of jig saw (saber saw) blades in stock at your local hardware store. There are lots of different styles of blades available from metal cutting blades to blades for sawing wood, so pick the one out that suits your situation and fit it to your 600 multi-tool. Cudos to Gerber for this feature! A solid idea!
There is an accessory kit available for this tool that adapts it to take standard hex bits. The accessory pack comes with one adapter, three straight screwdriver bits, three phillips screwdriver bits, and three hex driver (allen key) bits. But since the bits are standard size you can change the mix to whatever suits your need. Personally I use a lot of square drive screws and often encounter torx screws, and since there are phillips and straight screwdriver bits on the 600 tool itself, I will change my set around a little to reflect my personal needs.
All of the above is very good. Now for the not-so-good:
You cannot access any of the tools without first deploying the pliers. The plier head slides out of the handle and locks in place with two spring-loaded push buttons. This is not a one handed operation, and though it is sturdy in construction, it is not silky smooth in operation. So right away you see that if you need to use this tool on the fly, you have to put down whatever it is you are working on and use both hands to first deploy the pliers, no matter what other tool you wish to use. I suspect that most regular users would just leave the pliers in the deployed position most of the time. There is little to be gained by retracting them other than 1-1/2 inches less length overall. But of course the tool doesn't fit fully into the belt pouch with the pliers out, so it is at risk of being lost or knocked out.
Next the other blades and tools deploy from the inside of the handles. This is good and bad. It means your grip on the handle when using the pliers is not compromised by the folded tools, but it also means that they are a little less convenient to get a hold of. You see the handles only open about 50 degrees, not 180, or even 90.... so the opposite handle is always a little bit in your way as you try to open any tool. Also deploying any tool is pretty much a two handed operation.
As long as I leave the pliers out then with a little manipulating I can lay the tool on the table or my knee and open the knife blade, the scissors, and the metal file with one hand, but it isn't easy. Why just these three? They are on the outside edges of the handles and are the most accessible. The forth tool on the outside edge is the abrasive saw blade which I cannot get a good enough grip on to operate one-handed. No tools can be re-folded one-handed. You need two hands to defeat the lock to fold the tool. To be fair I do not know of any other multi-tool that is designed specifically to be one-handed operation, but if you can get it to work with one hand it is a plus. In this case I would be less critical if at least the knife blade was easier to get at instead of having to use two hands to first deploy the pliers and then proabaly still fiddle a little to open the knife blade.
The remaining tools are all next to impossible to get out even with two hands unless you happen to have a Swiss Army Knife in your pocket to use as a tool to open the other tools. You simply cannot get a decent grip on them. Most, but not all of them have a provision to get your thumbnail under a little tab thing on thier spine, but the operation is too stiff. Also all of those thumbnail tabs are at least partially obstructed by other tools when all the tools are folded. They are a bear to get at. One tool, the can opener, has no provision for getting at it in any way whatsoever and is exceedingly difficult to deploy.
My wife took a gander at this multi-tool, and though she is no shrinking violet, she couldn't operate ANY of the tools. NONE OF THEM! Everything was WAY too stiff and WAY too hard for her to get a grip on. And those teensey patially obscured thumbnail tabs? They would have just broken her nails. They are only just barely useable with rugged work-toughened man-thumbnails. That is except for the can opener which is just about impossible altogether. Maybe you don't think it is important for a woman to be able to operate a tool if you are a guy, but I report it here because it gives you and idea of just how stiff, crude, and difficult the operation really is; or putting it another way, how silky-smooth and easy it ISN'T.
Back to the impossible-to-get-at can opener.... the tip is ground to a point. On some competitor's tools the tip is squared off a little which allows it do double duty as a small straight or phillips screwdriver, as well as a little prying tool.... something the rest of the can opener blade compliments... and a design that makes the can opener one of my most-used tools on my Swiss Army Knife, though almost never for opening cans. Why didn't Gerber copy this clever feature? It doesn't matter though because You will have great difficulty deploying the can opener, which isn't much of a loss since it is only good for opening cans anyway.
The add-on tool kit is a nifty idea. My one complaint is that the adapter sleeve which goes over the phillips head screwdriver is only held in place by a magnet, and cannot be stored on the tool. It has to be removed and placed back in its own holder and sheath every time. Loose this adapter and the kit is useless. If you have to work in a tight spot, and you are using this feature, there is a very good chance you will knock the bit and the adapter loose. Just hope it falls where you can find it and retreive it!
My bottom line is that this is a pretty good tool, but not a super-great tool. What keeps it from being great is the lack of convenience factor. Specifically if the various tools were smoother in operation and easier to deploy it would be really nifty. And the devil is in the details here. If the handles opened at least 90 degrees,.... if the pliers were silky smooth to deploy, maybe with a flick of the tool, (instructions suggest you can do this with a flick, but mine are way too stiff)... if the other tools were not so darn stiff to open, or if they had devised a better means of getting a grip on them (c'mon Gerber....pocket knives solved this problem at least a century ago), my review could have been 5 stars. The way it is, however, it is more of a toss-it-in-the-drawer tool for me than a wear-it-on-my-belt tool. Since I have several tool boxes full of "real" tools I really don't need or want a toss-it-in-the-drawer tool. By the time I walk to the drawer I can just as easily have walked to my tool box.
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its portable with a small socket set (completely compatible with all Hex Sets)
has a inside pocket, with the tool, to hold the small socket set with (included in the belt loop holster)
and comes with everything that us older folks have come to love with Gerber Products.
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De entrada estoy muy satisfecho.