The Mountainsmith tent looks interesting, and the price is decent.

Nice!

I LIKE TO GET A SAMPLE OF ONE BACKPACK SO I CAN SHOW A PEOPLE AND ORDER THAT I HAVE A LOT OF FRIEND NEED THAT SO IF YOU CAN SEND ONE F ME I WILL LIKE THAT

OH MY GOD DUDE ME TOO I KNOW PRINCE ABUDABI OF CONGO DRC DAMN SON SEND ME A BACKPACK TOO YOLO SWAG FOSHIZZLE MY BELIEBERS.

Wow, I want that Bear Grylls knife. Anything related to WW2, plus hey, its another Bear Grylls item, good stuff.

Love the Bear Grylls “Grandfather Knife’ because reminds of my granddads knife

I could really use the Bear Grylls “Grandfather”, it looks perfect for slicing open large dead mammals for extracting their liquids in a life/death situation, and then taking paper thin filets for roasting over an open fire! Thanks

I gotta get one of those BG knives, it is so much like the first knife my Dad bought me when I was a kid it’s spooky. True class.

I would totally be all over the duffle bag. That thing is awesome and would allow me to pack more efficiently and be able to carry it multiple ways when I have to carry my fiancees luggage too, epecially during a camping trip!

The Iphone Armor looks like a must have!!! Makes going “away” much easier, but you still have the backup of having your phone in case you need to get in touch with someone. For $60 I can see this one selling out!!!

what a combo the grandfather knife from gerber and the stanley thermos like the one grandpa had for his coffee, no thats a match any grandfather would be proud to pass down to his grandkids!

I really dig that Grandfathers knife. Reminds me of my “Old Timer”

I am nothing but extremely excited about all the new products! I truly will require several of your new products, seriously! That ultralight tent, the portable power resources you’ve got to offer, the clothes, the accessories ( fan ‘o fanny pack heh) , and that g-pa grylls inspired blade! My heart is on the water and i have to say hands down that fishing kayak/boat must be mine. Its terribly brilliant, i could propel the boat without my hands! Incredible!! Love the size, love everything about it! Sure would be sweet to have to put in the river today!! Cheers!

Bear Grylls “Grandfather Knife” for sure! Retro and functional for one, and designed after Bear Gryll’s “hand me down” knife, my pocket knife from my father was a 3 blade uncle Henry, but the “grandfather” is loaded with class, style and function! Huge fan of Bear Grylls so will be looking for this knife for sure! And who knows? Maybe pass this on to my son…

I would love to try the high stepper boots. As a female there are not many options out there for dependable boots. If they have good traction they are heavy, if they are breathable they are too wide. These boots look like they would be perfect for a female who enjoys exploring and adventuring!

Everything old is new again and the Bear Grylls “Grandfather Knife” proves it! When I read the article this knife reminded me of the Old Timer my dad carried. He used it for everything from slicing apples to opening letters. There’s something to be said for the craftsmanship and design, and the good feelings about being a son that this knife evokes. I’d love to have one!

I would love to have the Fisherman’s Delight. I haven’t got a boat now but it would be awesome to have something like this and be able to get into those hard to see (and get to) spots.

I really like the technical blanket. It would fit great on the bottom of my hammock to keep my back warm when it’s too warm for a sleeping bag.

I would definitely go with the Helium Tee from Rab so that I can go on my research trips without smelling like an old gym locker room while staying cool.

A Gerber grandfather knife is just too good to BEAR. It was a GRYLLy good idea to bring back a classic design and put a modern spin on it. It looks like it’s a CUT above the competition. It certainly wasn’t GRANDFATHERed in, serious thought was put into this knife. You won’t get CORKSCREWed if you pick one up. LANYARD yourself one asap!

The‘Lockable’ Camera Bag looks like some thing I could really use. I take alot of pictures hiking and the padded case would be really nice.

I would love to try out the Fisherman’s Delight Boat! A great way to get on the water and get your workout while doing zero damage to the environment. Its a win/win.

hands down the grandfather knife is where it is at. It reminds me of the old cattle knife my dad has. I love the “old” designs for knives. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

I really want to try the high stepper boots. I need a good pair of dependable boots. Baseball cleats are just not mountain climbing material, so says my bloody knees!

The fishermans delight is an ingenious design. The first of its kind and what looks to be a great design. This kayak looks like a hybrid between the old float tube and canoe. This would be great for someone like me that often fishes in a boat alone. I am often on the water with other canoes, but I am always having trouble fishing because I have to control my boat by myself. Awesome idea … would love to have one!

Awh man I’d love all of this stuff! What really does stand out though is the Gerber-Bear Grylls grandfather knife. I am a knife junkie and this thing is amazing. It’s style is purely practical with a classy vintage finish (looks the business). What more do you need from an outdoor tool ? Plus it’s Gerber made Bear Grylls. Whatever they make, is top class, whatever they make thats’s made with his inspiration and green light, is bound to be a truely amazing piece of tech!

I always wished my grandfather gave me something like this knife. It has everything you’ll ever need…Corkscrew for the wife, a bottle opener for myself, and a knife blade to cut shit up! Make my dreams come true…

Out of all three of these new release articles, I love the Oregon-Made Multitool by Gerber the most. Not only will I have an incredible well made mutlitool, I can scream SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFT everytime I need it! What? You need pliers? SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFT!!!!!!
Oh, you need a screwdriver? SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIFT!!
A tiny pry bar? Why yes I do! SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFT!! :)

Loving the Pocket Power, if it really can do as promised it would be amazing. With all of the outdoor off the beaten path paintball games we produce this would be a welcome tool.

A Grandfather Knife haiku, by John Hazlett

Knife like my Grandpa’s;
good tools for a hard day’s work;
fine prize to pass down.

thank you.

While the “Bear” knife is nice enough (good price point), and the Mountainsmith tent would lighten my load, I’d really have to go for the Granite Gear pack. I’ve got a solid e-frame for trips with the boys in tow, but when it’s just me it would be awesome to not have to lug the monster pack.

The new Leopard AC by Granite Gear looks like my father’s gear back in the days. This backpack will enable me to hike in the 1980s style!

I want that Fisherman’s Delight boat. I really need a better fishing boat and that looks like it would be a fun way to get a few buddies together and hit the water and have a blast while catching some supper. Of course, I would need a good knife for cleaning all of those fish!

The Neo Fanny Pack is the bomb! It makes everything so much easier to have all your stuff in one place and organized. That way you don’t lose it! OverLand Equipment Company has the highest quality bags you can buy and these will last you a lifetime! I love their bags and other accessories and can’t wait until this great innovation on an old idea is available!

I would love to have the grandfather knife looks similar to the one my grandfather had.

I would really like the Bear Grylls “Grandfather Knife”. It reminds me of the knife my grandma gave me when I was 6 years old. Five years later I sold it in a family yard sale. 14 years after the sale, I seen the little knife on a customers keys. I asked her about it and she said a little boy sold it to her for 50 cents at a yard sale. I tried to get her to sell it back to me. But she really liked it. I miss that knife. But I especially miss grandma.

My grandpappy killed a bear with his bare hands. I’m not quite the man he was, so I’ll have to pick up the Grandfather knife and kill one with my Bear knife… or just whittle on some sticks by the fire.

That Mountainsmith shelter looks dope, too. Not digging the new colors Granite Gear is rocking.

I’d use the corkscrew to open wine to share with my grandpa; bottle opener to cheers a microbrew with my dad; and knife to shotgun a canned beer with my friends. Now that’s some multi-functionality that even Bear Grylls can drink to!

the Mountain Hardwear Cooling Cap looks like it’s EXACTLY what I need for my upcoming Mt. St. Helens climb. I have absolutely saturated some of my “regular” caps with sweat on previous climbs.

power in you pocket… what a great piece of gear for backpacking you can finally get away from it all but still have the ability to use some rechargeable electronics and not worry about the battery going dead and being left with unwanted/ useless weight. that will be sweet to see in the future and even better to own and use.

For me I would have to say the Pocket Power solar panel is the one I would have to choose. I do a lot of traveling with my military unit out to the field and in today’s realm social media is how you let family and friends know what you are doing. I’ve been out to the field and there’s no place to plug in so you can charge up your camera, phone, or other electronic device. With more and more things these days electrically powered a good solar panel that fits into your pocket and is a space saver is one thing you shouldn’t leave home without.

The luggage for gear junkie is what I’m looking forward too. It looks like it can take a beating and I can cram it full of stuff. I travel a lot between New York state and Texas as my husband works for the border patrol in Texas and our family is back home in upstate new york. My luggage takes a beating and usually doesn’t seem to last me more than 2 trips before I need to start looking for a new bag for travel. Given that I travel back and forth a minimum of 4-5 times a year for the last 4 years with a toddler in tow driving or even flying between states, that’s alot of luggage to go through. Btw my record time for a drive from ny to TX non stop (besides gas food and bathroom) is 29 hours . And that was in a uhaul.

I think the power pocket would be very valueble in this new tech savy world. Gerneraly I prefer to do eveything the old fashion way. However, it would make a great gift for my pa who now uses alot of new technology.

Mammut’s tactile rope seems like a no-brainer that companies should have added years ago. It has to be negligible in weight but is such an awesome addition, especially for limited lighting conditions. Awesome!

GBGGK (Gerber Bear Grylls Grandfather Knife) perfect blend of old and new, like Betty White.

Growing up in Pennsylvania, my grandparents had a house in the Pocono Mountains. I would go up there with my grandfather on holidays and during the summers when we’d have family get to togethers up there. My grandfather was a primitive survival guy and was a firm believer in being able to survive on the bare minimum and he instilled that into me on our trips into the wilderness. One of the first knives I ever received was a basic Swiss Army Knife from my grandfather. I STILL have it. The Bear Grylls Grandfather knife is a throwback to the knives GRANDADS would carry when they brought their grandson’s into the wilderness and introduced them to nature. Those are some of the fondest memories I have of my childhood and that knife brings them back.

The fishermans delight looks like a a great boat for bay fishing. That’s something I try to do as often as I can. And good thing it’s coming out next year I have been looking for a kayak style boat to purchase after I graduate. I now know that the fishermans delight is going to that boat. Now I can’t wait to graduate to get myself a graduation gift.

I like the Pocket Power can use it anywhere.

Bear Grylls “Grandfather Knife” – looks like a good replacement for my old boy scout knife. I might have to get one when they are released.

I’d have to say the one thing I’ll definitely be buying is the Rope Collar by Ruff Wear. I’ve noticed the collar my dog wears right now rubs under her neck some, and I’ve been looking for something a bit different.

The Grandfather Knife is classy! I wonder if the Rope Collar would work well on my Pitty.

Oh man, all of that is so freaking sexy. I love that kayak! It looks like a throne fit for a fisher king. Get it?

The Bear line has been good to me so far, and that knife would make a great gift to my orange hating father, so that is sold. I have to say that I am not normally and aesthetics person but I am kind of tired of the “hipster” look. The glasses and the cap would be tossed, even if they were a gift…

On second thought, hand me the Grandfather Knife so I can put “Stinky Larry” out of my misery….

My pups love to be outdoors with me. As soon as I get my gear out they are at the door. Usually where I go they don’t need to be tethered but when they are I would like them to be comfortable. I will definitely be ordering 2 of those collars for my boys.

I would like to have that cool boat, the Fisherman’s Delight that would come in really handy for me living here in Vancouver close to the water.

Alpine Influenced— I would have the Alpine Influenced Rucksack as i am doing the Duke Of Edinburgh Award and need a new Rucksack so i would have this and it is a good price aswell.

Wow! That Mirage Pro Angler 12 is fantastic. I’ve been looking for a replacement for my old aluminum canoe and this thing looks amazing! The canoe is great with two people in it but when I fish solo it’s a real pain in the ass to maneuver in tight, log ridden spots while casting and reeling. Don’t even get me started on the time I hooked a 5 pound Largemouth and my friend and I flipped the canoe in Frog Creek trying to land the bastard. Been doing the paddle boat whole fishing solo but think I look a bit stupid sitting central on that while doing the fishing thing.

I gotta say that I love that Grandfather Knife. It reminds me of not only one of my granddad’s knives but also one of my dad’s knives. A really nice best of both worlds that I would love to have – screw driver bits to make simple adjustments if needed, a corkscrew to open a bottle of wine for my wife (dont really need the bottle opener if you know the right tricks), and a good single blade to cut up an apple or cheese in a manly, non-swiss army looking knife.

To many great choices, love the back packs, the kayak and the chargers for electronics, all three would make for a great week in the camp, to be able to catch the fish with the kayak, carry all the equipment with the back packs and keep lights and yes iphone charged for nights with the kids, or reading a book

Talking about future gadget, it could be pretty interesting. Power has been human best friend after Nickolai tesla came a success from his first experiment. I would like to see pocket power by goal zero in 2013. It is size as small as possible so it fits in pocket and weight less than a pound. This would be a burden for hikers. What would you say? A power station that weights like a pack of tissue. Not a problem! Plus, it’s solar power. A sustainable source of energy that would never die. I also understand that this is waterproof and there’s a power pack which mean that the power we collect during the day can be use at anytime that pleases us. USB based charging system, which most phone or gps system are a friend to this product. No more worries of power plug finding.

Loving the Bear Grylls Grandfather Knife. The other half insists I “spend way to much money on knives for my Scouting pursuits, and they are all pretty much the same”. It is many years since my last ‘knife with a corkscrew’ gave up the ghost, since then, I have mainly had survival knives, multitools, single blade folders and lock knives. After working hard through the day, using your knife for many different tasks, the final task of opening a bottle of vino would be great!

I Will definitely want to pick up the grandfather knife it reminds me of the SA my Poppy had. His disappeared from a nursing home after he passed.

The “Cooling Cap” is a Amazing hat, surely getting myself one. My Husband will no longer be able to call me a “HOT HEAD”.

The Bear Grylls Grandfather Knife is just awesome. It reminds me of the knife that my grandpa gave me when I was younger. This knife would be something I could pass on to my kids. Really cool, love to get my hands on one.

Loved the rope necklace! Super original and also very aesthetic!

I would totally get the “Bear Grylls Grandfather Knife.” It has that old time swag you can’t get anymore with a modern twist. And it’s only 30 bucks :)

I would love that leopard AC rucksack. I haven’t got a rucksack quite big enough at the moment and I think that looks perfect for a charity event I’m planning!

I have to admit that I don’t have a great need for another knife. That being said, I rarely “need” another knife. I have many of them because I love them. They are wonderful tools that with a little creativity and ingenuity solve many of my daily problems. The Bear Grylls “Grandfather Knife” is a very nice looking knife with what I might refer to as a “conservative design.” I would really like to get my hands on it but not so much for myself. I would like to present it to my father as a gift. My father, who introduced me to the wonderful world of sharp, pointy, objects when I was a young boy, gives me a knife every year for Christmas and has for years. On several occasions I’ve given him knives as a gift too, only to see them shelved and rarely if ever carried or used. He always seems to revert back to the old brass bolstered, wood handled folding knives that greatly resemble the Grandfather Knife.

I’ve purchased him top-of-the-line one handed opening, spring-assisted, pocket clipped, dummy corded, CAD designed wonders with handles made of carbon fiber, micarta, and space-age plastics. They’ve been made of marvelous steels that never rust, never dull and apparently can cut through anything. Never-the-less, they sit atop his dresser and never get touched. It looks like a poorly designed display with a light coat of dust.

Much as he won’t shoot a rifle whose stock is made of plastic or that is black instead of being blued, and he won’t cook food in a microwave, and he won’t shoes that don’t have a 100% leather upper, he won’t carry a knife that looks like it was made in the 20th century.

All that being said, I walk into his house and catch him watching Bear Grylls frequently. He likes to point out how crazy Mr Grylls is to pull some of the stunts he pulls but he is intrigued by him and seems to really enjoy watching him survive each of his escapades. At deer camp last Fall, he actually decided that he needed to show my brother-in-law, cousin, nephew and myself a couple of “tricks” he learned from “Ol’ Bear.”

So, to sum things up, I think my father would actually carry this knife and get a lot of use out of it (so long as he didn’t build a display case for it and hang it on the wall). I think it fits the bill appearance-wise in that it looks like a traditional pocket knife but it looks like it would be very useful as a tool

I would love to have the Bear grandfather. I am looking for something to give my son for our first camping trip. Would make a great gift and story for him to have.

As an avid camper, but someone who also loves the simple things in life, I am looking forward to checking out the trekking pole tend. Looks like it will keep me protected from the elements but still give me that feeling of being part of the outdoors at the same time!

IPhone armor with a solar recharger? BRILLIANT!! Im forever charging my phone and this would ease that. Plus its hard to charge your phone in hunting camp!! Just in time for my upgrade too.

I would enjoy the fisherman’s delight!! Looks very comfortable,, portable,, and,, most importantly!!,, Functional!!
Perfect for small streams or lakes!!
Plus the pedalable fins will help you keep in shape while relaxing!!
This is definitely going on my wish list!!
Thanx!!

If i had an iphone i´d have taken the iphone solar recharger but when I don´t owe one I definitely would pick the pocket power! It can also recharge other devices than just phones and it can recharge different models too! So on second thought I would have picked the pocket power before the iphone recharger because it an provide many other devices with electricity!

Otherwise I think that the other stuff look great too, but I have the highest need for a portable recharger!

The Gerber Bear Grylls reminds me of everything my granddad was.. Classic, sleek, resourceful, and handy…there’s just one thing I can add about the knife..SEXY!! I’d love to get my hands on that one. Another thing, my happy-camper pup was eyeballing that rope collar..bow-WOW! Nice work Gerber, way to keep tools timeless and trendy at the same time.

The Fishermans delight looks awesome! it would be an excellent tool to use for quick getaways and exercise at the same time, having PTSD the kayaking and canoeing really helps with the alone time while still getting in exercise and then the added fishing benefit, nice!

They all are pretty awesome, but I would get the High Stepper because all the hiking boots I buy are cheap and heavy. I’d rather spend the extra money and buy the High Stepper.

I like the Mirage Pro Angler 12, The price is up there but when it comes to convience when fishing that will work out great for me. I currently fish out of my small boat. It is combersome to put in the water and well is hard to control while i have my line in the water. This looks like a great way to keep your self focused on whats at hand.

Thirty dollars seems like a great price for the Grandfather knife! Bear Grylls and Gerber are 2 names that tell me this knife will have excellent functionality and quality. I will grab a couple of these, one for my Dad, one for my Son and of course one for me.

I’d love the Goal Zero charging pack. Love it!

I like the fisherman’s delight. Let’s all be realistic for a second, how many wives out there gripe every time you hit the sunrise with your fishing gear? With one of these, you can showcase the benefits of cardio training down the river. If you just so happen to be able to fish while doing so, that’s just a happy accident. Am I right?

I like the Gerber knife. My son is going on a long trail hike and these all look like awesome products.

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