If your clothes are not skin tight would you be able to conceal this knife by strapping it to your leg (either by changing sheath/making new one)?
1499362
The knife might be a little big length wise. The sheath that it comes with is cheap. But it comes very sharp.
1499363
I wear it in my boot and u can't see it when I'm wearing my pants that's what I would do
1499364
don't waste time and short money trying to convert this knife....for a few bucks more you can get a proper set-up for a leg carry....good luck
786536
Yes. A very secure nylon sheath with 2 snapping straps, belt loop and a leg tie.
1875745
YES, It's kind of a holster type thing. I hang mine in the garage and do not use the sheath.
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The sheath does have a thin nylon fabric belt loop which would probably work ok -- but this hatchet is pretty sharp which could be a problem if it slipped out! I'd rather carry it in a day pack or something.
1236569
My knife came with a kryton hard plastic type sheath, similar to kydex. There could be some minimal flopping I guess, I haven't had any issue with it, but you could also lash it to your leg or back pack with paracord to keep that from occurring.
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There is always "a chance" that the neck knife could come out of the sheath. Any neck knife". Mostly it would be due to snagging it on something, like a shirt sleeve or jacket when it is being removed or put on, or a branch or rock , etc. that you rub against. That being said, my sheath seems relatively secure and, if I keep it down my T-shirt, it is less likely to snag on something. Hope this was helpful. R Burd Sr
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It is made for the knife and is very, very tight. You should stretch it first.
237772
I find that this is not really a knife that is big enough to require a sheath. I would just keep it in my pocket as a gentleman's knife.
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I believe it's very possible. I wouldn't do that to my knife unless I really had to though. The knife is meant for self defense.
260287
yes, but it's not a great sheath. ballistic nylon with a thin Velcro loop to hold the knife in. The knife is beautiful, but they skimped on the sheath. BTW, check Kennesaw cutlery. They are running a special on this knife along with two other knives as a set.
1837996
It locks in pretty solid. I don't know that there is anything that is going to keep a knife in a sheath if your are tangled in debris. You should already have it out at that point. Down side: Knife is titanium and it cannot be sharpened.
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The sheath is designed to be used with the scales attached, so getting it to 'snap' in securely without them may be a challenge. You might be able to modify the scales though, and just retain a small portion, to allow it to lock into the sheath, then wrap the rest with paracord. For the current price (under $14), I may pick up another one just to try it out.
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When I purchased this knife it camp with a black hard plastic sheath that was slotted around the entire length of both sides of the blade. I strung para chord through it but thinking about it yes...if you have a molle accessory strap you could make it work. I also have a leather sheath for this knife that would not be compatible with a molle system.
1136322
There is a hole in the bottom of the sheath and could be used to tie to your leg
1794018
The knife isn't designed to fit into your pants pocket, but you may be able to get away with an inside the pants carry if you modify the sheath in some way. If you are concerned about concealed carry, then I would recommend a good folder with a deep pocket clip.
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There is a stitched loop, so the knife can slip onto a belt. I have seen a self grommet kit, where one can punch wwhatever size hole(s), to accommodate the knife you have. The leather knife sheath is so well made, with the buckle snap locking device. I hope this helps answer your question. I guess you I guess you could buy (which I've seen)
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I have a knife in my sheath, it would be over an inch in diameter and I used a measuring stick to stick inside the pocket and it would go about a half an inch above the level of the pocket but the velcro and the slip would definiately be able to handle that. I would in my opinion say yes, but without the item in hand I don't know for sure, I would get it and if it wouldn't fit you could use it for something else but I would try one. I really like mine in fact I have several and they work great for my knives as well as for my leatherman. good luck