What tools does the Gerber Driver include?

It has a magnetic ¼-inch driver with flathead and Phillips bits, a prybar, a package opener and a bottle opener. That makes five tools in one keychain body.

Does it have a knife blade?

No. The cutting tool is a package opener for mail and boxes, not a general-purpose blade. Carry a separate knife if you need one.

How does it compare with the Gerber Dime?

The Dime adds scissors, a blade and pliers but is bulkier. The Driver is slimmer and focuses on the bit driver and prybar.

Is it good for tightening screws?

It works for light jobs like cabinet hinges, toys and electronics. The short body gives little leverage, so skip it for tight or large screws.

Can I take it on a plane?

It is marketed as travel-friendly, but it has a pointed package opener and a prybar. Check with your airline and the local rules before packing it in carry-on.

Where is the Gerber Driver Multi-Tool Urban Blue cheapest?

At Specialized Tool Sales, for $15.55, as of our latest check.

Gerber Driver Multi-Tool Urban Blue

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Gerber Driver Multi-Tool Urban Blue

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Our take on the Gerber Driver Multi-Tool Urban Blue

The Gerber Driver is a keychain multi-tool built around a magnetic ¼-inch bit driver that holds a flathead and a Phillips bit. It adds a prybar, a package opener and a bottle opener, so it covers screws, boxes and caps without a toolbox. It suits people who want a few real tools on their keys rather than a full pocket knife. Against bulkier keychain tools like the Leatherman Micra or Gerber's own Dime, it trades scissors and blades for a driver and prybar, so it is more of a fixer than a cutter.

Best forEveryday carry on a keyringOpening packages and mailLight screwdriving and pryingOpening bottles

Pros

Magnetic bit driver holds two bits
Prybar handles light prying
Package opener is quick for deliveries
Bottle opener built in
Small enough for a keychain

Cons

Only five tools, no blade or scissors
Bits are small and easy to lose
Prybar is light duty only
Short handle limits leverage on tight screws

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Gerber Driver Multi-Tool Urban Blue price history

Lowest price we've seen: $15.55 on Nov 1 at Specialized Tool Sales. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

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5-tool multi-tool keychain
Magnetic driver bit with ¼" flathead and Phillips bit
Prybar for tough jobs
Sharp package opener for mail and deliveries
Built-in bottle opener
Travel-friendly design

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About the Gerber Driver Multi-Tool Urban Blue

The Gerber Driver is a 5-tool multi-tool that attaches to a keychain. It comes in an Urban Blue finish.

It has a magnetic driver bit with a ¼" flathead and a Phillips bit for tightening or loosening screws. A prybar handles tougher jobs. A sharp package opener cuts open mail and other deliveries, and a built-in bottle opener is included.

The design is travel-friendly.

Tools: Magnetic driver bit (¼" flathead and Phillips), prybar, package opener, bottle opener
Tool count: 5
Form: Keychain multi-tool
Brand: Gerber

Questions and answers

What tools does the Gerber Driver include?: It has a magnetic ¼-inch driver with flathead and Phillips bits, a prybar, a package opener and a bottle opener. That makes five tools in one keychain body.
Does it have a knife blade?: No. The cutting tool is a package opener for mail and boxes, not a general-purpose blade. Carry a separate knife if you need one.
How does it compare with the Gerber Dime?: The Dime adds scissors, a blade and pliers but is bulkier. The Driver is slimmer and focuses on the bit driver and prybar.
Is it good for tightening screws?: It works for light jobs like cabinet hinges, toys and electronics. The short body gives little leverage, so skip it for tight or large screws.
Can I take it on a plane?: It is marketed as travel-friendly, but it has a pointed package opener and a prybar. Check with your airline and the local rules before packing it in carry-on.
Where is the Gerber Driver Multi-Tool Urban Blue cheapest?: At Specialized Tool Sales, for $15.55, as of our latest check.