To date, six people have reportedly been injured by the knife accidentally closing. These Cohort Knives were sold between January 2013 and March 2015 at Cabela’s, Bass Pro Shops, Home Depot and other nationwide retailers and online for about $30. About 150,000 of the made-in-China knives were sold in the US and 11,000 in Canada.
Gerber is voluntarily recalling our Cohort Knives due to safety concerns. The locking mechanism can fail to hold the blade, posing a laceration hazard.
A product date code appears on the blade, beneath the thumb stud, on the clip side of the knife. The last figure in the code is a letter, and the recall applies to all Cohort knives with the letters “E” and “F.”
These Cohort Knives were first sold between January 2013 and March 2015. If you own one of these Cohort Knives, stop using it immediately, close the Knife carefully by folding the blade into the handle.
Please contact Gerber at (877) 314-9130 between 9 am and 5 pm PT Monday through Friday to arrange for your replacement.
yes and other weapons. You have to make sure you have defense in case a bad guy tries to murder you in the middle of the night while you're asleep. I wouldn't rely on the police to get there in time if my life depended on it
yes and other weapons. You have to make sure you have defense in case a bad guy tries to murder you in the middle of the night while you're asleep. I wouldn't rely on the police to get there in time if my life depended on it
Steel made from the sunken German battleship Tirpitz
How did they get that?
Speaking of exotic materials, here is one with 150,000,000 year old dinosaur bone
Handle on this one is made of cherry tree George Washington planted and 2 feet of gold wire, guard from .50-caliber sniper rifle from Iraq War, blade is damascus with over 400 layers
I'm convinced in 100 years China will make the world go around
