Is the Gerber Stakeout Spark worth it?

For campers who want a locking knife, saw and fire starter in one 5.4 oz tool, yes. If you need pliers or a bit driver, a fuller multi-tool is a better fit.

How does it compare with a regular Gerber multi-tool?

The Stakeout Spark is camp-focused: knife, saw, ferro rod and stake puller. Gerber's plier-based tools like the Suspension or Center-Drive are better for repairs and gear fixes but heavier.

Yes. Both the 2.4-inch main blade and the saw use liner locks, so they stay open under pressure.

What steel is the knife blade?

5Cr15MoV stainless steel. It is easy to sharpen and rust-resistant, but it will need touching up more often than a premium steel blade.

What comes in the box?

The multi-tool itself with its integrated ferro rod. Check the listing for a sheath, since package contents vary by seller.

Multi-tools usually dip during fall camping clearance and Black Friday sales. Compare the live price history before buying.

What do buyers say about the Gerber Stakeout Spark Multi Tool?

Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 38 ratings.

Gerber Stakeout Spark Multi Tool

4.5

Last price we saw

$59.98at WorkBoots.com, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Gerber Stakeout Spark Multi Tool

The Gerber Stakeout Spark is a 10-component butterfly-style multi-tool built around camp chores: a locking 2.4-inch 5Cr15MoV knife, a locking saw, a ferro rod for fire starting and a tent stake puller. It weighs 5.4 ounces and folds to 6.3 inches with a pocket clip, so it carries like a large pocketknife. The stainless steel body and liner locks put it a step above Gerber's cheaper entry tools, and its 4.5-out-of-5 rating from 38 ratings reflects solid owner satisfaction. No current store price was supplied, so check the live comparison before buying.