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Question: How does the sheath retain the knife? Will it fall out easily? Does it have molle attachments/belt loop?
Document: With gloves, it sits the same. That issue definetly doesn't bother me as much with gloves for some reason. The thickness is just fine.SHEATH: Ballistic Nylon, The belt loop seems sturdy enough. The knife jiggles a bit in the sheath, but it shouldnt be a problem.
The rubber is actually two &#34;plates&#34; attached to the tang with a screw.The nylon sheath is solid, and is roomy enough to accommodate the blade without being sloppy. The tip does have a tendency to hang on the nylon a bit going in, though. For me, the only major drawback is that the sheath only has a belt loop, so it can only be worn outside.
I purchased this knife with a competitor, and I must say, this is the best knife I own from Gerber.I own Ka-Bar, Ontario, Bear, and several Gerber multi-tools, but this is the first fixed blade knife I now own from Gerber.The reason I bought this on top of what I already have is because I wanted a fixed blade knife that I could strap on my belt which would be easily at the ready.
I am pleased with the purchase. This was a nice knife for the price. What attracted me was the blade shape. Due to its configuration, my thumb fits nicely in the raised portion of the blade. I experienced less strain on the thumb joint and allowed for greater blade control. The sheath is made of ballistic nylon which I do not care for. The snap on the handle loop was broken when I received it.
Got the knife home and tried cutting some plain printer paper to test the factory edge. It snagged the paper in a few places, so I dressed the edge up on a diamond bench stone. It then sliced through the paper nicely. The knife is comfortable to wear in the factory sheath, but I'd like to see a horizontal carry option. Also, the sheath's retaining strap is a typical little nylon webbing loop with a snap closure.
GOOD:  Light in weight, not very noticeable while wearing on your belt. Nice camp knife. I use this knife the most.BAD:  Sheath not designed for wear on your right side. The snap can be caught on brush and unsnapped.UGLY:  Nice knife.RECOMMEND:  Yes.
When you're wearing it on your side, it's so light that you barely feel it. You don't have to worry about your belt wearing down the sheath, there is a wonder vinyl cover in there to keep the sheath safe. The grip rules, my hand hasn't slipped yet, and I've used it wet, covered in grease, and sweating. If you're looking for an inexpensive knife to carry with you, this one is for you.
Great knife. Very good feel in the hand, sheath is great, very well balanced, and it just looks GOOD on your belt. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good all around utility knife, or just something to make you feel a little safer. I give it 5 stars, and it earned every one of 'em.
The little extension on the bottom rear of the tang crowds the ring and pinky fingers a bit if you have big hands, but it gives the forefinger a perfect anchor point to grab the knife by the tail and do light batoning.The only part about the knife that isn't so great is the simple nylon sheath that comes with it. It's not very heavy-duty, and won't allow for any other carry than strong-side belt carry.
The nylon sheath ragged out a bit where it makes contact with the leather belt, but that's repairable.The steel blade holds it's edge well when sharpened on an oiled handheld medium grade whet stone and finished with a steel to remove any jagged edges at a microscopic level. All I do each morning is use a steel on it and it's razor sharp again.
Answer: no