Will this protect me from a knife attack?
917949
Slashes Only. non-riveted chain-Mail Will Not Turn Aside A Solid Thrust From A Good knife.
917950
I don't have this product but i can tell you that Chain Mail is best suited to deal with slashes, not so much piercing. if push came to shiv i'm shore it will help you more than just your skin.
917951
Walking around wearing even welded or riveted chainmail wouldn't be the best idea as a source of protection. There are various types of Kevlar products that are designed to defend against knife attacks. Particularly, the treated Kevlar used by prison guards during riots.However, if you think someone's going to try and stab you, your first line of defense would be to go to the police. Wearing chainmail might get you in trouble by itself in certain areas based on your local laws.
786357
I haven't had to mis use the knife so I couldn't say. But I am very happy with it. It feels to me that it stays locked if mine were to come unlocked then I Shirley was misusing it. I carry mine everyday
1332649
It might -- but what kind of utensils? Steel? Aluminum? Or do you mean scratches from knife edges?
2254280
Mary, I would recommend checking with your local authorities(Police ,etc.) in your state as it varies. Im from the great state of Texas where it is practically mandatory (just kidding) to carry a knife as soon as you can walk - we won't go into handguns...but I believe generally if the blade is under 4 inches it's okay - please check in your state.
504925
Possibly, but unlikely. I use mine as a key chain, so I doubt it would for me. The knife is pretty substantial on it's own.
1637154
Hello, Yes I would always suggest using blade guards. If you're looking at this case you're serious about your knives.Knives move around a bit in most of the cases I've use, and I purchased this one because I ran out of room in my last case.It hold everything I need it to. The one problem I have with this case is, the empty slots, so now I need to buy more knives/gear!Good luck with your search, you won't be disappointed if you choose this one.Ciao!
971507
o i am sorry i just carry it for protection. i dont use it to cut stuff. but i do love the material i am sure it would.
401499
Oh yeah. This is one strong magnet. And if you were still worried, you could place the knife at a slight angle, so more of the surface would have a grip on it.
2011119
I'm sure it would without any damage to knife. I've not tried it. But from just handling the knife it seems like it would be very durable. If its' contact with the heat is simply cutting a food, it should be fine.
630701
I think so. The knife is reportedly stronger and holds an edge longer but I have not tried to break it or had a need to sharpen it.
1163985
Yes. The sheath matches the handle in color and provides secure protection from the blade when not in use.
1292233
It will most definitely work. Please wear a glove or protect your hands. I didn't use the guard because it sucks and shredded my finger. The blade is extremely sharp!
1663561
Yes it will hold your knife. The length from one "hand" to the other is a little more than 10 1/2 in. so it'll work.
789496
You Could depending on your Knives. I don't think it would be the Safest Idea.
1118189
It has rubber protectors for the knife edges. You can see that on the photo. I bought 2 of these and placed them next to each other to double the length. They are of excellent quality and look great.
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I am not well versed in knives. I just bought it to replace the one I had to leave with TSA. My apologies.
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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.