Do you think the knife would hold for EDC in the sheath if worn upside-down?
869701
It's very well retained, but it will come down to how much abuse it takes. The sheath isn't Kydex, it's molded plastic, so it will fatigue eventually. If you carry it around your neck, you'll get many years out of it. Upside down on your belt, probably not so much because it's gonna get smacked around a lot.
869702
I think it would hold, but probably not if you're running, jumping, or anything strenuous. It is strong enough to hold the knife, but the knife is pretty easy to get out of the sheath. I'd recommend carrying it with the tip down in the sheath in a pocket.
735913
Yes, and it is very high quality, thick brown leather, and it holds the knife with a great friction fit..I love mine :-)!! Hope, this helps you.:-) :-)
966510
the middle of the handle fits pretty snug in the sheath. Unless you're carrying it upside down for an extended period of time, I don't see it being a problem, and let me say, it's an awesome knife for the price!
1173086
Unless the sheath is molle compatible it won't work. You'd likely have to make modifications to the sheath.
747698
Absolutely! Great sheath and even better knife... I carry it on my old GI belt and it has no fitment issues
409154
It all depends on how you carry. Example self defense (i.e. martial artist), or utility (camping, outdoors.) It's a solid ambidextrious bowie ++ type knife. The knife is large, well made. If you carry with the sheath on your right hand side, the knife's edge will be back-facing. Here is a You Tube clip that I found. It may help you in your decision making. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdpkQNMeAY0
1832220
Mine is a little tight but comes out. I don't see any release on the sheath. The knife only goes in one way. If you or someone else put it in upside down with a lot of force, it could easily jam in the sheath
1513890
Yes. I just tried it. The knife will go into the sheath with the blade facing either direction..
1810003
Yes. The clip can be reversed from left to right but it will always be tip-up carry, meaning that while closed, the tip of the blade will always point up toward the top of your pocket. I have always found this to be the most useful way to carry.If you wear jeans, the knife sits nicely in the coin/watch pocket of Wranglers/Levi's jeans. It keeps the knife out of sight if you're concerned about the knife being seen.
1566517
it gets a little tricky since the belt clip may be in the way for a left handed person. there is a "thumb rest" on both sides of the blade so it will open the same right or left. it's just a matter of getting the knife in position to open it. it opens quick and strong. if you want to take the belt clip off and carry it in your pocket for EDC then I have no problem saying "GET THIS KNIFE!!!"
565019
It does, how ever it's very stiff, you might want to just leave it in the sheath. Nice knife, I'm enjoying mine!
657411
Not at all. The clip allows for multiple angles of carry, left or right, and the Kydex sheath firmly secures the knife in any position. Weight and comfort are not an issue.
440728
Looks like it should. I think the Charge is bigger, so the sheath might have some play in it.
170743
Mine is very secure and would carry the knife upside down. The knife does rattle somewhat, however.
821996
Probably not. This sheath is very specifically shaped to hold the SOG tomahawk.
752302
Yes, there is a snap strap to secure it in the sheath. However, if that unsnaps the knife will fall out.
760147
I would think you might have a bit of difficulty unsnapping the tabs on this knife holder. It takes a certain bit of pressure combined with a twist of the wrist. I'd suggest trying to find a sheath-like protector that you could slide the knife into instead.