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Gerber's camp and backcountry gear lives in one catalog category here, and Knives Now stocks 63 of those SKUs in the Woodlawn, VA warehouse right now. This page walks that shelf the way you would actually use it, organized around jobs at camp rather than product families: cooking, chopping and sawing, digging, and the handful of premium blades built for the backcountry. It runs from a $3.75 keychain tool up to a $287.94 flagship folder, so there is real range inside one category.
Everything below is picked and packed by us in Virginia, never dropshipped, and ships to all 50 states. Orders over $149 ship free. If you want the folding and fixed-blade wall instead, that lives on the Gerber knives page, and the plier and driver families live on Gerber multi-tools. What follows is the outdoor-and-camp side of the Gerber catalog, walked job by job so you can shop by what you are trying to get done.
CompIEAT is Gerber's outdoor cooking line, and it is the part of this category Knives Now stocks in real depth. The Cook Set ($239.99) anchors it, with the Cutting Board Set ($125.99), Knife Set ($97.99), Griddle ($81.99), Tableware Set ($45.99), and two Utensil Sets ($39.99 each) filling out the rest.
Between them they cover most of an actual camp cooking setup: a prep surface to work on, blades to break down food, a cook surface, and the plates and utensils to eat off. You do not have to buy the whole line at once. Buy the single piece you are missing this season, then add the cook surface or the board set on a later order and build the system over a few trips.
This is one of the few brand categories in the store deep enough to outfit a camp kitchen from a single maker, which matters if you would rather match your gear than piece it together from four different brands. The Cook Set at $239.99 is the biggest single line item on this page after the two flagship blades, so if you are outfitting a base camp it is the natural starting point and the smaller sets fill the gaps around it.
Safety first. Axes, hatchets, and saws do real work and cause real injuries when handled carelessly. Set your feet before you swing, clear the swing radius of people and gear, cut on a stable surface rather than on your knee or across your legs, and keep every edge sheathed in transit and in the pack. Read the technique that way before you read the capability. A dull edge is not a safe edge either, since it skips instead of biting, so keep tools sharp and let the tool do the work rather than forcing a swing.
With that said, the wood-processing bench in this category:
How you choose comes down to load. A hatchet-and-saw pair gives you more control over each job, while a combo axe trims the pack down to one tool. Neither is the right answer for everyone, so match it to the trip.
For moving dirt and prepping a site, the Dredge Shovel ($147.78) is the full-size digging tool and the Gorge Folding Shovel ($17.99) is the packable one that rides in a pack for lighter jobs. The two sit at opposite ends of the same task: one is built to move real volume of earth, the other to be there when you need it without weighing the pack down.
Around camp, the Stake Out Multi Tool ($17.99 and $14.99 variants) handles tent stakes and small on-site fixes, while the Vital Pack Saw ($22.13) and Vital Take-A-Part Shear ($17.22) cover field chores and cleanup. These are utility pieces meant to ride along and earn their space, not the deep tool families.
A few Armbar, Prybrid, and Stake Out variants show up in this catalog category as well, but the full multi-tool family tree, with the plier and driver tiers laid out side by side, is a better place to compare those. See Gerber multi-tools for that walkthrough.
Two premium blades sit at the top of this category. The Terracraft Fixed Blade Green ($253.38) is a full-size camp fixed blade, and the Savvy Pivot Lock CF ($287.94) is the priciest single Gerber item in the store. Below them, the StrongArm Fixed Blade PE Green ($99.95) and StrongArm Camp Fixed Blade Gray ($89.95) are the more affordable field-fixed-blade options that live in this category, if you want a working camp knife without stepping up to the top shelf.
These few pieces are the extent of the premium camp-blade shelf here, so treat them as the top end of this one category rather than a deep custom lineup. If you are cross-shopping, the two StrongArm variants give you most of a camp fixed blade for well under a third of what the Savvy costs, and the choice really comes down to how much finish and material you want to pay for. The broader Gerber folding and fixed-blade selection, with lock-type orientation for first-time buyers, sits on the Gerber knives page, and fillet knives and fish-processing tools sit on Gerber fishing tools.
Not everything in this category is a big-ticket buy. The Shard Keychain Tool ($3.75) is a flat keychain pry-and-driver, the Paraframe Mini ($7.49) is a small folding knife, and the Barbill Wallet ($7.49) rounds out the pocket tier. Gerber also makes plain wood display stands, the Single Knife Display ($4.50) and the Seven Knife Display ($7.50), if you want to set a piece out on a shelf.
Small items like the Shard are also the easy way to nudge an order past the $149 line and into free shipping. You can browse all gear and outdoors stock to see the full category in one place.
Every Gerber item here is backed by Gerber's North American limited lifetime warranty, which covers defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser or giftee for as long as they own the product (a 25-year limited warranty applies outside North America), with repair, replacement, substitution, or refund at Gerber's option. Normal wear, sharpening, misuse, and unauthorized modification are not covered. The full warranty explainer lives on the Gerber brand hub.
Orders leave the Woodlawn, VA warehouse on business days, ship to all 50 states, and ship free over $149. Nothing on this page is dropshipped.
