The Bear and Son Model 7216 is a compact electrician’s folding knife designed for controlled cutting, wire work, and everyday trade utility. The primary 2.75‑inch hollow‑ground hawkbill blade is manufactured from high carbon stainless steel with a satin finish, providing corrosion resistance, ease of sharpening, and strong edge retention for pull cuts, carving, and sheath removal. A secondary screwdriver blade measures approximately 2.875 inches and is built from the same high carbon stainless steel, incorporating an interlock system that keeps it securely in position during use. Overall length measures approximately 6.47 inches, with a closed length of 3.75 inches and a total weight near 3.3 ounces.

The handle is constructed from lightweight Zytel to reduce carry burden while maintaining durability, and includes a rear bail loop for secure attachment to a tool belt, lanyard, or gear hook. A traditional slip‑joint mechanism governs blade operation, with nail nicks on both blades enabling controlled manual opening. The integrated wire‑stripper function utilizes both blades together to strip insulation efficiently. Compact dimensions and multi‑tool functionality make this knife well suited for electricians, carpenters, and utility users who require a dependable, belt‑ready tool for precision cutting and field work.