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Gerber Dime Travel Multitool

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Gerber Dime Travel Multitool

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As EDCers, we have our tools on us at all times to stay prepared. Unfortunately, traveling isn't one of those times. So when you can't get past security without leaving your trusty multitool at home because of its blade, what can you do?

Go bladeless, that's what. Gerber understands that security shouldn't come at the cost of an entire toolkit, so they've updated one of their most popular multitools by removing its edge. The Gerber Dime Travel multitool still features 12 functions, with 2 of them replaced with travel-friendly alternatives. A double-sided file replaces its knife, and a zipper pull hook takes the place of the package opener tool. The rest of its tools are intact, which include pliers, scissors, and a variety of drivers and openers that fold into its butterfly-opening handles.

It's still the same Dime that's great for everyday carry, only this time you don't have to compromise to take it with you on your excursions. Pick one up from Amazon at the link below.

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Kev Hughes ·
Bought this last year, just because. Well one of those just because moments came last week. I had to go to New York. I normally carry a Leatherman Super TOOL 300 or Signal, neither of which would make it onto any plane. I thought lets give it a go and took it with me in a Maxpedition coin purse. When it came to the Gatwick security check, I just opened the tool so the tools could be seen without question, the only question was about the Thinoptic glasses and where they could buy some. To cut a long story short. The Gerber went up the Empire State building, 911 memorial, Top of the Rock and various other New York attractions without question even returning through JFK airport and the only questions were where did I get the Thinoptic glasses. So yes the Gerber Traveller does travel without issue. OK it does not have a blade but there are ways around that.
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Barry Bell ·
£40 on amazon in uk but £14 on amazon in USA that's a rip off and they won't ship to this country uk from USA
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dan ·
Trick at airport is to open all tools and send through x-ray in the change bowl. Works every time.
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Uac ·
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Jouwen Lee ·
Still won't pass airline security: scissors, sharp, pointy parts are still there. I doubted that it's allowed to be carried into plane even all parts roved leaving only plier.
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Brad ·
Multitools like this, even WITHOUT blades will be CONFISCATED flying in Australia. Just an FYI.
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Kiran Jonnalagadda ·
In India as well. No tools of any kind.
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