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Question: does the sheath wrap around both arm and leg? or is it designed for a specific body part?
Document: Great knife. Sturdy little blade. Came sharp. The sheath is designed to be worn horizontally or vertically on a belt. The straps also allow it to be worn on the ankle, forearm, and shoulder. I found that the sheath is adequate enough in keeping the knife in to be worn upside down on the arm, but not the leg.
Now it has a nice, more "tactical" look to it and it unsheaths like lightning (even with gloves on). Unlike some of the other reviewers, mine came with both edges razor sharp. The knife is well made. It can stand up to the worst beating. It holds an edge better than most. The sheath is by far the absolute best part of set up. Great design and ultra rugged. It will literally strap to any extremity (leg, arm, whatever).
It also has built in retention. No straps or buttons. It's held in by tension from the sheath that keeps pressure on a little divet on the handle. This ensures it will only come out when you want. I actually wore it around one day on my leg and was comfortable. It didn't move around or make any sound at all. Best part is that it isn't noticeable at all under your jeans. The only improvement that I would make is to make it serrated.
I have a few CRKT's but this one by far is my favorite. It is one solid piece of steel. This gives it unparalleled strength and durability. The coating is thick and will most likely never wear off. The sheath and leg straps allow it to be worn around your leg, arm, or on your belt. A must buy!
The outside strap on the folds has a loop attached, to which an included larger loop goes through. The longer straps to mount it on your arm/leg/boot go through that loop and are long enough to fit just about any body type unless you're utterly massive.
the blade does require a little bit of oiling but that is very little to ask of such a high performance tool. The sheath is something else as well, it is strong and durable and I was amazed by how may ways there are to wear it, this knife can be secured with ease to virtually any body part and is easy to access and release. All in all it is a great knife and I would fully recommend it.
It arrived razor sharp, in fact sharper than any knife I've received through the mail. Very sleek look and feel to it, it's a good kind of heavy, you can tell this is no cheap potato peeler. Has an indent perfect for your thumb which doubles to lock the knife into the sheath.The Sheath: very well put together, although I haven't tested like I did the knife. Come with straps enough to mount to any part of your body or backpack.
Tang very small and hilt very smooth. Makes it slippery when wet and easy for the hand to slide. Wrap it with tape!!! !It is a solid knife and appears very strong. It has a nice weight to it.Sheath is rigged with velcro straps for arm or calf or horizontal/vertical belt mount. Almost a 1/4&#34; of velcro between knife and belt makes it standoffish and floppy. There is no option for a diagonal belt mount.
This has been one of the best knives I have ever owned. Being one solid piece of metal (my favorite part) makes it sturdy enough for tough work both around the house and out in the woods, and it's small enough to travel with me on my belt or as a bootstrap knife when I'm out riding. As a previous reviewer stated, you have to watch out for rust, but that basically comes down to keeping the blade clean and keeping the sheath as clear of moisture and debris as humanly possible.
this is 1 bad *** knife ! it came razor sharp.this knife was held in the sheath very well that I had to give it a really hard pull the 1st time to remove it & sliced my finger ! The knife is heavy duty & great size for carry.The only thing I would like to improve it is a clip on the sheath to clip in my boot or wherever.I dont want to have to wrap straps around my ankle to boot carry.
Answer: yes