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ToolGuyd > Hand Tools > EDC, Pocket, & Multitools > Is That a Tripod in Your Pocket? Gerber’s New Steady Multi-Tool

Is That a Tripod in Your Pocket? Gerber’s New Steady Multi-Tool

Aug 4, 2011 Stuart 2 Comments

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Gerber Steady Tabletop Tripod Multi-Tool

Gerber’s new Steady multi-tool features a handy tripod screw and two pop-out stabilizing legs to help with on-the-go self-portraits, group photos, and slow low-light photos.

The Steady also features a knife blade, and other tools for a total of 12 functions. Details are scarce at the moment, but we do know that the tool will be released “sometime in 2012” and will cost $65.

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While I can definitely see the appeal of this tool, its $65 price seems a little high in today’s world of Gorillapods and simpler more inexpensive mini tripods. What do you think?

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2 Comments

  1. CJ

    Aug 4, 2011

    This looks brilliant – I must get one! Its on my next birthday list.

    Reply
  2. Andrew W

    Aug 8, 2011

    i gotta say its neat idea but would never pay that for what lil features that multi tool has. price is just riduculous

    Reply

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