How tough is the clip handle as I would mainly need it to hook on my belt with a carbiner?
456265
The clip works great with one distraction. It's not quite deep enough to go over a wide belt loop. It also swivels on the clip. Other than that I found it very handy to keep on a belt loop.
456266
It seems to be strong to me. I use mine for hunting and it seems to hold well. The only problem I encounter is that the clip allows the radio to "swivel" on you belt or when cliiped to a pocket. The radio doesn't fall off but it's a bit of an annoyance allowing the radio to swing. My other Motorola Talkabouts had clips that were stationary so maybe I just got used to them.
456267
The belt clip is not sturdy enough for that, however molded into the top of the body in a loop for a wrist strap. Slipping a small loop of 550 cord and attaching that to a carabiner should work out fine for you.
456268
Is horrible. You can snap the handle pretty easily, and it doesn't get out as far as they say, but I have it mainly for traveling with people in our RV'S going down the highway. From what I've read, they are all the same, unless you spend hundreds of dollars.
1869084
The other answers pretty much nailed it. I have big hands so the crewman does the small tasks just fine. The sheath isn't great so I made my own kydex that suites me better for belt carry.
504551
I guess you could if you took out the screws holding the clip and replaced it with paracord. I tried using the belt ckip on another knife, but the screw holes didn't match up. I dont think that clip would work too good on your thigh without being tied down.
1708607
I have used this on several types of clips. The only issues I've had has been trying to load 30 round clips. Extremely hard to push down.
1114863
I have the case on my Garmin Oregon 450, which stretches the case a bit more. However, I have no problem attaching the belt clip or carabiner. You probably will have to remove the belt clip or carabiner first, slip on the case, then re-attach the clip or carabiner. I didn't want to take the chance of tearing the case by not removing the clip first.
1423553
No. A "clip" is not a secure way to carry this. You can purchase holsters (which are secure and fasten) separately.
657414
Yes. It wouldn't be so bad if the handle was a bit thicker for gripping. It seemed unbalanced to me and kind of heavy for every day carry or hiking. Go with the blackbird, ease, or becker
1001886
LOVE this knife. Just recently though, I was mountain biking and had it dual clipped on my camelbak... the carabiner + clip were secured. After the ride, the clip appeared to have chipped right off. :/ Haven't been carrying it because of this because the belt clip means the world to me + the only way to lock this knife in your pocket is to open the carabiner. Kind of fatal for me til I rig a way to make a new clip. I have had trouble with clips in the past too, though. Other than that, this has been my favorite knife over a SOG and Smith n Wesson!
1964455
It is made very well the leash seems very tough but I guess it depends on the dog. The clip is very heavy and it retracts very quickly. I found out the hard way One black eye later. LOL!
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.
1027566
I was afraid I would break the white clip at first but if you push it down hard enough it holds just fine. Hope this helps!!!
2022311
I would think so, I cut some thick rubber with it and wouldn't think leather was any tougher, tool is good and sharp
1237524
Its a clip but I don't think it would ever com off unless, some how you broke it. It seems to be very strong.
810986
I have had this carabiner clip for over a year and it has proven to be very sturdy and strong. I can certainly recommend it to any user.Once it is fastened to the Gps unit, it will hold extremely well.
2146864
I returned mine as it was too clunky and my Oregon was too small for it, but to answer yr question I should clip it to the clubs bad with the carabiner clip - unless you want to trace yr tracks into the rough! Good luck
2263551
By "clip" I can only assume you're talking about the "Holster" or part that attaches it to one's belt, and the answer is "yes".
117643
No. The clip is fine for inside, but outside it won't provide enough stability for safe secure carry of your weapon.