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# 12-in-1 versatile toolkit Industrial-strength stainless steel Saf.T.Plus secure locking system Gear Diesel Multitool Needle Nose Pliers Set, 12-in-1 EDC Multi-Tool Knife, Survival Gear and Equipment, Black

**Brand:** gerber
**Price:** € 197.72
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ The only multi-tool you’ll ever need—gear up, stand out, and never get caught unprepared!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Gear Diesel Multitool Needle Nose Pliers Set, 12-in-1 EDC Multi-Tool Knife, Survival Gear and Equipment, Black by gerber
- **How much does it cost?** € 197.72 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- gerber enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted gerber brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Built to Outlast:** Crafted from thicker-than-average stainless steel for durability that stands the test of time and tough jobs.
- • **Compact Yet Mighty:** Fits comfortably in your pocket at just 4.92" closed and 8.6 oz—your ultimate EDC companion without the bulk.
- • **All-in-One Powerhouse:** 12 rugged tools including needle-nose pliers, wire cutter, and serrated blade—ready for any challenge.
- • **Effortless One-Handed Action:** Quick wrist-flick deployment with patented Saf.T.Plus locking for safe, seamless use on the go.
- • **Designed for the Modern Adventurer:** Perfect for professionals, hunters, campers, and urban explorers who demand reliability and style.

## Overview

The Gerber Gear Diesel Multitool is a premium 12-in-1 EDC tool featuring needle-nose pliers, wire cutters, multiple screwdrivers, a half-serrated blade, and more. Engineered with industrial-strength stainless steel and Gerber’s patented Saf.T.Plus locking system, it offers quick one-handed deployment and secure tool locking. Compact and lightweight, it’s designed for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts seeking durable, versatile gear backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

## Description

desertcart.com With its industrial strength, easy handling, and super versatility, the Gerber 22-01545 Diesel Black Needlenose Multi-Plier offers everything you need to tackle tough tasks and tricky problems. The Diesel Black has all of the features of the original, plus it sports a non-reflective black finish. It showcases a robust design with 12 stainless steel tools that are larger and more durable than average, along with Gerber's patented Saf.T.Plus component locking system and the convenience of quick, wrist-flick deployment.Bigger, Stronger, Job-Specific ToolsWhether you're at work, in the middle of an epic road trip, or taking some time off to get reacquainted with the natural world, you'll find that the strength and durability of the Diesel often come to your rescue. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, the Diesel offers a thicker-than-average blade with a versatile, half-serrated edge. And when the task at hand calls for more than a knife alone can handle, you'll appreciate the way the Diesel's 11 other tools give you a real leg up.Job-specific tools make any task safer and easier to accomplish quickly. That's why this tool also includes a cross-point screwdriver, small, medium, and large flat-blade screwdrivers, a can opener, a bottle opener, a file, a saw, and scissors, as well as a dedicated wire cutter/stripper.Unlike the bulky squared-off pliers on many multi-tools, the needle-nose pliers at the center of this tool are designed to fit in tight spots. Plus they can be opened quickly using one flick of the wrist, which makes working with them easy, intuitive, and one-handed.Safe, User-Friendly Design for Peace of MindIf you've ever had a folding knife close on your hand in the middle of making a tough cut, you'll have a special appreciation for Gerber's patented Saf.T.Plus system, which locks each component securely in place for worry-free use.The refined lock and sliding buttons associated with this system are easy to use, and they're intuitively placed on the tool's handle for easy access.Despite its broad range of features, this tool weighs just 8.6 ounces. It measures 6.61 inches overall and 4.92 inches closed. The handle is well-balanced for comfortable use and showcases an elegant bead blast finish.This Gerber Multi-Tool also comes with a nylon ballistic-cloth sheath so that you can keep it protected when it's not in use.Gerber's History of IngenuitySavvy. Moxie. Craftsmanship. Attention to detail. These are just a few of the company traits that contributed to Gerber's emergence as a world leader in outdoor gear. Joseph Gerber started Portland, Oregon's Gerber Advertising back in 1910, and one Christmas, he hired a local knife-maker to craft 25 sets of kitchen cutlery as client gifts. The knives were so popular, Mr. Gerber ultimately left his agency to launch Gerber Legendary Blades in 1939.For more than half a century, Gerber Legendary Blades has been helping people fend for themselves. Gerber designs popular, dependable tools and knives along with other outdoor gear that helps users accomplish whatever tasks they may be faced with, promoting the lost art of self-reliance.What's in the BoxGerber 22-01545 Diesel Black Needlenose Multi-Plier, nylon sheath. Product Description With its industrial strength, easy handling, and super versatility, the Gerber 22-01545 Diesel Black Needlenose Multi-Plier offers everything you need to tackle tough tasks and tricky problems. The Diesel Black has all of the features of the original, plus it sports a non-reflective black finish. It showcases a robust design with 12 stainless steel tools that are larger and more durable than average, along with Gerber's patented Saf.T.Plus component locking system and the convenience of quick, wrist-flick deployment. Bigger, Stronger, Job-Specific Tools Whether you're at work, in the middle of an epic road trip, or taking some time off to get reacquainted with the natural world, you'll find that the strength and durability of the Diesel often come to your rescue. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, the Diesel offers a thicker-than-average blade with a versatile, half-serrated edge. And when the task at hand calls for more than a knife alone can handle, you'll appreciate the way the Diesel's 11 other tools give you a real leg up. Job-specific tools make any task safer and easier to accomplish quickly. That's why this tool also includes a cross-point screwdriver, small, medium, and large flat-blade screwdrivers, a can opener, a bottle opener, a file, a saw, and scissors, as well as a dedicated wire cutter/stripper. Unlike the bulky squared-off pliers on many multi-tools, the needle-nose pliers at the center of this tool are designed to fit in tight spots. Plus they can be opened quickly using one flick of the wrist, which makes working with them easy, intuitive, and one-handed. Safe, User-Friendly Design for Peace of Mind If you've ever had a folding knife close on your hand in the middle of making a tough cut, you'll have a special appreciation for Gerber's patented Saf.T.Plus system, which locks each component securely in place for worry-free use. The refined lock and sliding buttons associated with this system are easy to use, and they're intuitively placed on the tool's handle for easy access. Despite its broad range of features, this tool weighs just 8.6 ounces. It measures 6.61 inches overall and 4.92 inches closed. The handle is well-balanced for comfortable use and showcases an elegant bead blast finish. This Gerber Multi-Tool also comes with a nylon ballistic-cloth sheath so that you can keep it protected when it's not in use. Gerber's History of Ingenuity Savvy. Moxie. Craftsmanship. Attention to detail. These are just a few of the company traits that contributed to Gerber's emergence as a world leader in outdoor gear. Joseph Gerber started Portland, Oregon's Gerber Advertising back in 1910, and one Christmas, he hired a local knife-maker to craft 25 sets of kitchen cutlery as client gifts. The knives were so popular, Mr. Gerber ultimately left his agency to launch Gerber Legendary Blades in 1939. For more than half a century, Gerber Legendary Blades has been helping people fend for themselves. Gerber designs popular, dependable tools and knives along with other outdoor gear that helps users accomplish whatever tasks they may be faced with, promoting the lost art of self-reliance. What's in the Box Gerber 22-01545 Diesel Black Needlenose Multi-Plier, nylon sheath. Product Description Gerber Gear Suspension 12-in-1 Multi-Tool is a field-tested classic that never disappoints, with 11 additional tools built to the exacting needs of the professional user in a size-conscious design. This full-size pocket knife multi-tool is the benchmark tool for convenience and durability. Featuring regular and needle nose pliers set, wire cutting pliers, a plain edge blade, serrated blade, saw, can opener, large and small flat head screwdriver, scissors, bottle opener, can opener, tool lock, and lanyard, this Gerber multi-tool can handle everything from small to-do's to industrial-grade projects. Complete with a sheath to protect tool when not in use. The Suspension includes a lanyard hole and tool lock, keeping it close at hand and secure. The Suspension Multi-Plier is fitted with 11 tools that will give you the edge in virtually any situation. Starting with the knives, you have the choice of a straight blade for fine-tune cutting, or a serrated blade that's great for cutting rope. This tool also includes a Phillips screwdriver along with large and medium flathead screwdrivers, as well as a dedicated wire cutter/stripper. Unlike bulky squared-off pliers on many multitools, the needle-nose pliers at the center of this tool are designed for the tightest of spots. They open when you release your grip, which makes working with them easy, pinch free and intuitive. Other useful features hidden away in the handle of the Suspension include scissors, a bottle opener, a can opener, saw, an awl, and a lanyard ring. Safe, User-Friendly Design If you've ever had a folding knife close on your hand in the middle of making a tough cut, you'll have a special appreciation for Gerber's Saf.T.Plus system, which loc From the Manufacturer This is one of the biggest, toughest multi-tools that also features the ease and convenience of wrist-flick deployment. That's the story behind the Diesel Multi-Plier. We're talking about an industrial-strength tool here. The kind that pulls no punches and shrinks for no task, regardless of how tough it might be. The individual stainless steel tools are bigger than average, and more rugged than normal. And each one locks into place for maximum safety and security with the Saf.T.Plus system. Maybe you could get by with a lesser tool. But why run the risk of all the cussing and fuming when you can own the multi-tool that rules the road Diesel. The one tool you need when you can only carry one tool.

Review: Great all-in-one Multitool for the price! - I have wanted a multitool for some time, since losing my Leatherman Micra to TSA. The time was right (I had an desertcart gift card) and I started to look around at the various options and price points available. I began to look for the options that I found most useful. I wanted a knife for opening letters, packages and strapping. And, of course, the general tool set that most multitools have; saw, screwdrivers, bottle opener, can opener and the like. I also wanted some readily-deployable pliers for working on vehicles and machinery. My price point was a high of around $80, above which, I didn't feel I'd gain any advantage or utility. What helped me make my ultimate decision was the one-handed operation of the pliers, a feature that has helped me more than a handful of times in the months since I got this. The Gerber Diesel also slotted nicely under my desired price point, coming in around $60. When I first got the tool, it did have the issue that others are reporting of some of the black finish coming off on my hands. I wiped it down thoroughly with a damp microfiber towel and it worked perfectly. The finish no longer migrates to my hands or clothing. When new, the pliers are tight, as you'd expect, and the single-handed operation was not a guarantee- sometimes, they'd slide right out and snick into place, other times, I'd get a half-deployed pair of pliers which meant I had to use two hands to fully extend them. I decided that I was going to develop some techniques and practices to ensure that I always get the pliers out. And learned what prevents that from happening along the way. I worked the pliers back and forth absentmindedly while watching a tv show, and that loosened them up perfectly. I did this while watching just one episode of "Arrested Development". I'm pretty sure it'd work with whatever show you're into as well. Here's what I learned (once I had loosened them up): If you hold the handles together and try to extend the pliers with a flick of your wrist, it will never work. The design of the handles and pliers is such that as the pliers extend, they spread the handles apart slightly. So no amount of force will get this to work- they'll either not extend or you'll have flick with so much force that the tool will likely slide out of your grip. If you hold one leg of the tool and flick your wrist, you can usually get them to extend, but the problem is that the pliers and handles can spread open, and you usually have to re-adjust your grip before you can use them. If you flick your wrist in an arc, the pliers sometimes want to fly out of your grasp. You can practice this and get it to work pretty well, though. The way to get them to open consistently is to spread the handles apart as far as they'll go, by holding the handles on the top and bottom (as opposed to the sides of the handles, which is what you'd grab to use the pliers). Then, a small flick and they extend fully, every time. The key is just to spread the handles apart before flicking. Which is a verb I never thought I'd use on desertcart. I've read some complaints about the wirecutters being made of soft metal and my comment would be this: it's a multitool. By definition, it's a compromise. They'll work fine on wires and light metals, but if you expect to cut through something thick (like a heavy wire hanger), you're using the wrong implement. Evidently, Leatherman has replaceable wire cutter blades on some models. If cutting wire hangers is your bailiwick, then you'd probably be better served by those. The knife is sharp, and half-serrated, which doesn't happen to bother me. I've used the serrated portion to cut through some rope and paracord, and it works perfectly. The scissors are nice and sharp and easy to deploy. The can opener, bottle opener and screwdrivers work, well. Because of the handles, you can't use the screwdriver bits in tight spaces. My only issue with the tool is that the icons on the handle (which indicate what tool is where) aren't easier to see- as a result, I keep on pulling out the saw instead of the knife. I'll try some white-out to fill the outline and see if that helps. It's a well-made tool, has a good price point, has all of the features I want, and is almost unnoticeable on my waist. In all, a good purchase.
Review: Photos are of my Gerber after 10 Years! - I have had this thing on my hip for almost 10 years now. It has taken daily use, drops, inclement weather, flat out abuse, being lost for a few weeks, and, unsurprisingly, a few attempted thefts. The slide out action on the pliers is still smooth and effortless, especially with the one handed Gerber whip motion that anyone who has had a Gerber for more than 6 weeks knows full well. It's kind of like a secret handshake. One minor gripe: I wish the cutters were replaceable. Otherwise, this is a very useful set of needle nose pliers. The hinge is still nice and tight with no slop at all. The screwdrivers are surprisingly useful. I wouldn't want to use it as my main screwdriver, but it's useful when a screwdriver is not handy. The blades and screwdrivers still slide out easily and lock in place solidly. Lanyard holder. Huge plus for working at height. The main blade is superior to that of any multi-tool I've ever had. It keeps an edge for an impressive amount of time, and after 10 years will still take and hold a sharpening with a regular household sharpener or whetstone. This tool doesn't feel as substantial as a Leatherman, but it has proven to be very durable. When you feel a Leatherman and a Gerber side by side, the Leatherman definitely has more heft. But don't let the weight fool you. The Gerber can take a serious beating. Another advantage of the Gerber is the slide out pliers. I find I can deploy them much more quickly than the fold out Leatherman. I also had a Gerber Suspension which also has fold-out pliers, and frankly feels cheap and flimsy when compared to this model. Your average Leatherman will have more tools than your average Gerber, but I find this an advantage for the Gerber. The simplicity of the Gerber means I'm not fumbling through a corkscrew or a magnifying glass in order to get to the knife. Sometimes less is more. Even the black finish on this tool has stood the test of time. The stitch logo on the sheath has weathered quite a bit but it's still legible. The sheath itself is still completely intact. There's a place at the bottom where it looks like a hole maybe thinking about forming, and the velcro is certainly not as strong as it used to be. The stitching on the seams and on the belt holder still look as strong as the day I bought it. I have used it working as an electrician on construction sites, these pictures show you what a Gerber looks like after 10 years. My grandfather always carried a pocket knife with him. I carry on that tradition with this Gerber.

## Features

- MULTI-TOOL 12-IN-1: Features needle nose pliers, wire cutter, small/medium/large flathead screwdrivers, cross point screwdriver, nail file, scissors, tool lock, can opener, bottle opener, and partially serrated blade
- SURVIVAL GEAR AND EQUIPMENT: Made to stand the test of time with stainless steel, industrial strength components that are larger and more durable than average
- USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN: With an easy-to-use lock and sliding jaws, this multi-tool can be opened quickly with one flick of the wrist and locked securely with Gerber's patented Saf.T.Plus component locking system
- WORKSITE AND CAMPING ACCESSORIES: Great for any hunter, tradesman, and the everyday carry; Perfect addition to camping essentials, toolbox, work wear, and fishing and hiking gear
- CONVENIENT SIZE: 4.92" closed length and 6.61" open length; 8.6 oz weight; Backed by the Gerber Guarantee, a limited lifetime warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | Gerber |
| Color | Black |
| Folded Size | 4.875 inches |
| Included Components | Diesel Multi-Plier |
| Item Dimensions | 3.25 x 5.75 x 2 inches |
| Item Weight | 10.56 ounces |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 3.25 x 5.75 x 2 inches |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Gerber
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Weight:** 10.56 ounces
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 3.25 x 5.75 x 2 inches
- **Material:** Stainless Steel

## Images

![Gear Diesel Multitool Needle Nose Pliers Set, 12-in-1 EDC Multi-Tool Knife, Survival Gear and Equipment, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71nAX-tq6aL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: is Gerber diesel made in the usa?**
A: I read somewhere that some of the cheaper Gerber tools are made in China. Like the Bear Grills junk. I believe these are made there as well. I have a slightly older pair of M400 sport and the quality difference is nite and day. These are are made a lot cheaper. Go with the M600 or M400 they are made a lot better then these cheap feeling pieces of crap. So disappointed with these. They are still better than most of the other multitools out there but junk compared to the M600 or M400 which by the way have made in the USA stamped in them. Unlike these.

**Q: Greetings America...& everyone else!!! Would anyone answer this Q: which is better of the two? The Rebar, or the Diesel? Thanks!**
A: Knives are way better on the rebar, and general tool selection is better. But the file is better on the diesel, and, if you're like me, you'll use the pliers the most. Like everyone else said that's one handed on the Gerber, and that's why I carry the Gerber most often. Knife on the Gerber is crap though

**Q: Where is this made now? (today is March 31, 2014) Amazon claims it is made in USA, is it?**
A: Purchased on Amazon Apr 2015...  Package states " Assembled in USA of USA and imported Components... Sheath made in China"  Tool is only stamped with "stainless" and serial #

**Q: Is the knife blade single edge or double-edge sharpened? Is the blade only belveled on one side or two?**
A: Mine double edged beveled both sides.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great all-in-one Multitool for the price!
*by B***T on February 12, 2015*

I have wanted a multitool for some time, since losing my Leatherman Micra to TSA. The time was right (I had an amazon gift card) and I started to look around at the various options and price points available. I began to look for the options that I found most useful. I wanted a knife for opening letters, packages and strapping. And, of course, the general tool set that most multitools have; saw, screwdrivers, bottle opener, can opener and the like. I also wanted some readily-deployable pliers for working on vehicles and machinery. My price point was a high of around $80, above which, I didn't feel I'd gain any advantage or utility. What helped me make my ultimate decision was the one-handed operation of the pliers, a feature that has helped me more than a handful of times in the months since I got this. The Gerber Diesel also slotted nicely under my desired price point, coming in around $60. When I first got the tool, it did have the issue that others are reporting of some of the black finish coming off on my hands. I wiped it down thoroughly with a damp microfiber towel and it worked perfectly. The finish no longer migrates to my hands or clothing. When new, the pliers are tight, as you'd expect, and the single-handed operation was not a guarantee- sometimes, they'd slide right out and snick into place, other times, I'd get a half-deployed pair of pliers which meant I had to use two hands to fully extend them. I decided that I was going to develop some techniques and practices to ensure that I always get the pliers out. And learned what prevents that from happening along the way. I worked the pliers back and forth absentmindedly while watching a tv show, and that loosened them up perfectly. I did this while watching just one episode of "Arrested Development". I'm pretty sure it'd work with whatever show you're into as well. Here's what I learned (once I had loosened them up): If you hold the handles together and try to extend the pliers with a flick of your wrist, it will never work. The design of the handles and pliers is such that as the pliers extend, they spread the handles apart slightly. So no amount of force will get this to work- they'll either not extend or you'll have flick with so much force that the tool will likely slide out of your grip. If you hold one leg of the tool and flick your wrist, you can usually get them to extend, but the problem is that the pliers and handles can spread open, and you usually have to re-adjust your grip before you can use them. If you flick your wrist in an arc, the pliers sometimes want to fly out of your grasp. You can practice this and get it to work pretty well, though. The way to get them to open consistently is to spread the handles apart as far as they'll go, by holding the handles on the top and bottom (as opposed to the sides of the handles, which is what you'd grab to use the pliers). Then, a small flick and they extend fully, every time. The key is just to spread the handles apart before flicking. Which is a verb I never thought I'd use on Amazon. I've read some complaints about the wirecutters being made of soft metal and my comment would be this: it's a multitool. By definition, it's a compromise. They'll work fine on wires and light metals, but if you expect to cut through something thick (like a heavy wire hanger), you're using the wrong implement. Evidently, Leatherman has replaceable wire cutter blades on some models. If cutting wire hangers is your bailiwick, then you'd probably be better served by those. The knife is sharp, and half-serrated, which doesn't happen to bother me. I've used the serrated portion to cut through some rope and paracord, and it works perfectly. The scissors are nice and sharp and easy to deploy. The can opener, bottle opener and screwdrivers work, well. Because of the handles, you can't use the screwdriver bits in tight spaces. My only issue with the tool is that the icons on the handle (which indicate what tool is where) aren't easier to see- as a result, I keep on pulling out the saw instead of the knife. I'll try some white-out to fill the outline and see if that helps. It's a well-made tool, has a good price point, has all of the features I want, and is almost unnoticeable on my waist. In all, a good purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Photos are of my Gerber after 10 Years!
*by M***T on March 7, 2023*

I have had this thing on my hip for almost 10 years now. It has taken daily use, drops, inclement weather, flat out abuse, being lost for a few weeks, and, unsurprisingly, a few attempted thefts. The slide out action on the pliers is still smooth and effortless, especially with the one handed Gerber whip motion that anyone who has had a Gerber for more than 6 weeks knows full well. It's kind of like a secret handshake. One minor gripe: I wish the cutters were replaceable. Otherwise, this is a very useful set of needle nose pliers. The hinge is still nice and tight with no slop at all. The screwdrivers are surprisingly useful. I wouldn't want to use it as my main screwdriver, but it's useful when a screwdriver is not handy. The blades and screwdrivers still slide out easily and lock in place solidly. Lanyard holder. Huge plus for working at height. The main blade is superior to that of any multi-tool I've ever had. It keeps an edge for an impressive amount of time, and after 10 years will still take and hold a sharpening with a regular household sharpener or whetstone. This tool doesn't feel as substantial as a Leatherman, but it has proven to be very durable. When you feel a Leatherman and a Gerber side by side, the Leatherman definitely has more heft. But don't let the weight fool you. The Gerber can take a serious beating. Another advantage of the Gerber is the slide out pliers. I find I can deploy them much more quickly than the fold out Leatherman. I also had a Gerber Suspension which also has fold-out pliers, and frankly feels cheap and flimsy when compared to this model. Your average Leatherman will have more tools than your average Gerber, but I find this an advantage for the Gerber. The simplicity of the Gerber means I'm not fumbling through a corkscrew or a magnifying glass in order to get to the knife. Sometimes less is more. Even the black finish on this tool has stood the test of time. The stitch logo on the sheath has weathered quite a bit but it's still legible. The sheath itself is still completely intact. There's a place at the bottom where it looks like a hole maybe thinking about forming, and the velcro is certainly not as strong as it used to be. The stitching on the seams and on the belt holder still look as strong as the day I bought it. I have used it working as an electrician on construction sites, these pictures show you what a Gerber looks like after 10 years. My grandfather always carried a pocket knife with him. I carry on that tradition with this Gerber.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Practical and Impressive Gift for Any Husband
*by M***A on February 8, 2026*

The Gerber Gear Diesel Multitool Needle Nose Pliers Set, 12-in-1 EDC Multi-Tool Knife, is the perfect gift for any husband who loves handy gadgets or tackling projects around the house. This multitool is impressively versatile, featuring everything from needle nose pliers to multiple knife blades, screwdrivers, and other essential tools—all packed into a compact, durable design. It’s easy to carry and quick to access, making it ideal for everyday tasks, outdoor adventures, or quick fixes. The build quality feels solid and reliable, giving confidence that it will last for years without wearing down. My husband was thrilled to receive it and immediately found it useful around the house and in small DIY projects. Overall, this multitool combines functionality, portability, and durability, making it a thoughtful and practical gift that any husband—or gadget enthusiast—will truly appreciate and use regularly.

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