The Marbles GI Utility Folder closes to 3.63 inches with a mirror-finish stainless handle and a bail, holding five tools.
This is the four-blade military pattern that US troops carried for decades: a large blade, a screwdriver tip, a bottle opener, a can opener and an awl on one frame. The layout was settled by long service use rather than by a designer, and it has barely changed since, which is the argument for it over a modern multitool.
An all-stainless handle with no scales means nothing to crack, swell or come loose, and the whole knife rinses clean. The bail lets it hang from a belt loop, a lanyard or a pack rather than sitting loose in a pocket, which is how these were carried in service. Explore more multitools.
- Large blade, screwdriver, bottle opener, can opener and awl
- The four-blade military pattern, barely changed
- All-stainless with nothing to crack or loosen
- 3.63 inches closed, with a bail
