Does the sheath have any way to secure to a pack? i.e MOLIE
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It has a nylon belt loop with two metal loops to mount it up in down or side to side I think they expected people to carry it on a belt haha. It should secure on a Pack if you have some 550 or nylon or a carabiner.
1034097
Hi Ken - Yes it does. At the very end of the product description it states "Includes MOLLE compatible nylon and Kydex sheath" :)Basically this is a nylon sheath with a kydex insert, which the knife slides into. It does attach to molle well (currently on the side of my 3 day pack).
1562255
Hello, The back of the sheath does not have straps it is just hard plastic. Thank You
414310
Yes, mine came with a basic nylon sheath. The sheath has a strap with a snap on it so you can use it as a belt loop or hook it on to MOLLE gear or wherever you need it.
1547283
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.
903851
There is not, which was my only gripe about it. Because of that I just keep it in my truck. The sheath has a belt loop though, but I just prefer a pocket clip.
2166608
I dont hate the sheath enough to look for an alternative. It has a plastic liner, and a pouch big enough for a blastmatch and a Swiss army pocket tool/knife. It could have come with something better than a velcro fastener. But the knife is a superb design.
1297355
Yeah, it came with nylon sheath. 3 rivets on each side and 2 on the bottom. The one's on the bottom were buttons for keeping it clasped. It was decent, but mine came with one of the side rivets being detached, so the sheath didn't stay closed entirely. I contacted SOG and they replaced it for me immediately. The replacement had a belt loop as well for attaching to a belt (obviously) or a backpack.
1949261
There is a nylon strap on the back but you would have to feed something through it as it doesn't come off. Kind of hard to mount it, I would go for the hard sheath they sell here only about $25
1180682
Yes..it has two zipper handles...but it has straps that are attached, so you would have to run it horizontally thru your molle pack.i dont think it would mount on a regular belt that way though
361247
I bought the tomahawk that include the sheath. I don't know if they have one that attach to a Molle vest.
913721
Yeah it does. Its an easy sheath to attach to anything. In the Marine Corps, I always mounted ons to my gear, although I had one stolen, but my sheath was zip tied to my stuff, so I have two sheaths now. The sheath is lined with plastic, and holds the knife well.
1646217
I think so. But my use of this is as a backup set that lives in a backpack. So no direct experience with trying to wear the sheath.
528107
Yes, I carried this knife in the stock sheath on my chest rig for about 7 months of hard use, never a problem. As long as the sheath is mounted to something it is secure, if it is thrown in a bag with heavy objects the sheath could possibly bend, releasing the knife.
1187060
With some altering (i.e. paracord or straps) this could be retrofitted to work with MOLLE. As is without such adjustments, best uses are on either the hip or thigh (just my honest opinion). There are however other sheaths, possibly better made, that will fit this knife and attach to MOLLE gear.
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The answer is no. I have both the x-large molle sheath and the smaller Leatherman leather sheath. You can cram both bit packs in the larger one (I tried it) but I would not advise it. You put undue stress on it, which will lead to the sheath quickly tearing. I use the x-large molle when I am going to only carry the the tool by itself. However, I took another more expensive route and got what I wanted. Since I have all the accessories for the Leatherman I wanted them all in one carrying case. This way if you go camping, want to keep them in your vehicle, or just want to store them all together you can. Since I have the molles, already, when I want to carry only the Leatherman I can. I researched and found a Canadian company, Skinth, that custom makes sheaths specifically for Leatherman. They range in price from about $25.00 to $65.00. Mine ran about $45.00 but it holds all Leatherman accessories plus the multi-tool. Dealing with Skinth was a pleasure (I pestered them to death with questions). Very happy with the product. If you only need to hold the multi-tool and a few accessories (such as the two bit packs) you will probably pay at the low end ($25.00-$35.00). This is a much better way to go than reaching for your Leatherman equipment when you need them and finding they had fallen out and are lost. Whatever you decide to do good luck with your search. Steve Giner
228925
There are two straps that snap. I only keep one of them snaped. The knife does lock into the sheath, so it doesn't seem like you have to snap it.