Can you recommend a better sheath?
610703
The shape of the blade makes a normal sheath unusable. If I needed a machete to carry with me I would get one with a more traditional shape. This one does work well, but taking it in and out of the sheath is a pain.
610704
With the design of the blade, I doubt anything other than a custom-made sheath would work. I certainly agree that the one that comes with it is ill designed.
610705
I wish I could, I can't find one. If you find one I think everybody here would like to hear about it, good luck.
610706
The sheath on it is fairly proprietary. I don't know that you would be able to buy anything that would fit this
610707
I received a broken sheath to begin with. The design is practical but the quality is horrible. The plastic clamp was the specific part that was broken. The sword itself was "ok" besides the handle breaking after three swings.
610708
the sheath works fine for holding the machete, but its a little difficult to carry, i like the sheaths that hang from your belt. that is my personal preference
1723199
I don't know of anyone who make a sheath for a pocket knife, its got a clip stick it in your pocket clip it on you will get use to it in no time
1066299
check out clevelandkydex.com. They will make a sheath for any knife you have. Lifetime warranty too.
1331215
Its a pocket knife... But if you want a sheath, try to find a small and cheep fixed blade that comes with a sheath and use that.
1493626
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.
1241777
It you are looking for a sheath for storage amazon has them but if you want it to carry this it may help you.http://www.ontario-knife-store.com/search.php?search_query=sheath&x;=0&y;=0
1661355
If you're looking for a nice leather sheath, check out patriot leather company. I bought a "Colonial" from them, fits my bushcrafter like a dream.
164858
I bought mine 1/21/14. I would not trust this sheath. That is the biggest flaw of this knife, the sheath is very loose. In addition, this is not a carbon steel knife, & I could not get it sharp even after 1 hour of sharpening. This knife, is just for looks.
1407888
As far as I know it does not come with a sheath. Mine did not. I haven't seen one for it either. I don't know if they make one for it. Sorry I couldn't be more help. RK, Beaverton, Mi.
2069025
You can find the square nylon, pretty nice sheaths that fit a lot of different styles of knives including this one.you can make your own from leather, PVC pipe, wood, and even cardboard with duct tape. just go on line and punch it in, a good place to start is you-tube/ bush craft skills video and type in knife sheath making .Hope this helps, good luck.
689503
It is a hard plastic sheath, known as kydex. Hope this helps, also before you buy, check out the Cold steel SRK. Better knife in my opinion. Good luck
332788
Unfortunately no. Cold Steel does make a sheath for it, but it's sold separately. It only comes in a cardboard sleeve which is fine for storing it, but not good for carrying.
1435833
Go to clevelandkydex.com, a specialty leather sheath, etc., maker, who will be glad to make you a sheath which will perfectly fit your knife! This they will do, if you send them your knife, but that isn't always necessary. They have many knives on the shelf which they will use if you don't want to take the time, or spend the extra cash to send yours to them. They want your business, and are most accommodating. Even if they don't have an example of your knife to use, they will sometimes offer to get an example, in 24 hours, and use it instead of yours, to shape the sheath. Pricing is subject to discussion and is usually determined by length of blade. Go to clevelandkydex.com, a specialty leather sheath, etc., maker, who will be glad to make you a sheath which will perfectly fit your knife! This they will do, if you send them your knife, but that isn't always necessary. They have many knives on the shelf which they will use if you don't want to take the time, or spend the extra cash to send yours to them. They want your business, and are most accommodating. Even if they don't have an example of your knife to use, they will sometimes offer to get an example, in 24 hours, and use it instead of yours, to shape the sheath. Pricing is subject... » Read More Go to clevelandkydex.com, a specialty leather sheath, etc., maker, who will be glad to make you a sheath which will perfectly fit your knife! This they will do, if you send them your knife, but that isn't always necessary. They have many knives on the shelf which they will use if you don't want to take the time, or spend the extra cash to send yours to them. They want your business, and are most accommodating. Even if they don't have an example of your knife to use, they will sometimes offer to get an example, in 24 hours, and use it instead of yours, to shape the sheath. Pricing is subject to discussion and is usually determined by length of blade. « Show Less
375629
Just pull. It is a "friction" type sheath - perhaps yours is just tight, or maybe there's a bit of glue or something there. Be careful - it's sharp.
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.
1187061
I believe it is, but I don't use that method or manufacturers supplied sheaths. I prefer to make my own so they'll be quieter in every regard.
156530
Sorry for delay in responding. The handle flares quite a bit at the end? Are you thinking even more? Also, the product no longer comes with a sheath - we had made a very fancy, but ultimately not very durable, sheath out of clear plastic. Instead offer a separate leather sheath with a lifetime guarantee. In the future, may offer a permanent blade guard free with each tool, but still a work in progress.