Gerber LMF II Infantry Knife

The Gerber LMF II Infantry Knife was designed for survival under the worst conditions. This knife was engineered by former military man Jeff Freeman and was field-tested by troops, ensuring that it can withstand rugged, rigorous use and perform under a variety of emergency conditions.

Strong, Serrated Blade Can Be Used in All Situations

Whether you need to cut firewood, build a shelter, or slice through a seat belt, the LMF II survival knife has you covered. It was designed to adapt to a wide variety of situations, so you'll never have to worry whether you have the right knife.

Unique Buttcap Can Pierce Glass

Gerber also gave the LMF II a unique, pointed buttcap that is made of stainless steel. This heavy end can be used to pierce glass in the event you need to egress from a helicopter or other vehicle. The buttcap features a smart design that is physically separated from the tang in order to offer shock absorption when it's used as a hammer and also to prevent electrical shock.

Smart, Versatile, Comfortable Design

The LMF II features an overmoulded handle, which helps prevent hand blisters and provides a secure grip. It is also designed with lashing holes, allowing it to be converted into a spear and extending its usability.

Sheath Included with Built-In Sharpener

The low-profile sheath features a built-in carbide sharpener. The stainless steel blade can withstand a ton of abuse, but if it ever gets damaged or needs sharpening, you won't be stuck out in the open with a dull knife. The sheath can be attached to a belt or MOLLE vest.