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Question: Can you use soft IWB belt loops with the sheath?
Document: The clip can be removed, and it is primarily designed to be carried IWB (inside the waste band.) That is why the clip is positioned on the side its on. Some people have incorrectly assumed the clip is &#34;on the wrong side&#34;. That is the reason for this. It is not designed to be clipped on to the belt to hang off outside of the belt. It is for IWB.
I base my knives on a few factors. Weight, comfort, ease of use, reliability, and strength. This knife passes my weight expectations. It is incredibly light! Going right into comfort the fact that this knife carries so close to your body makes it barley noticeable, and because it is so light weight you don't notice it weighing down your belt. The sheath is ok...
The belt clip holds the sheath in place well enough to use it just as a pocket clip. Furthermore, the clip is removable, and the sheath has multiple hollow rivets that allow you to strap it to anything in any orientation. The sheath holds onto the knife so tightly that you could do jumping jacks with it mounted upside-down and not have to worry about stabbing your foot, but not so tightly that it is difficult to pull the knife out.
I actually haven't had a chance to use it on anything yet, but it seems to be just as good as the other Cold Steel products I've had over the years. I really like how slim, small and lightweight it is, (only4.4 oz, under 10" overall), so you hardly know it's on your belt. For some reason, I was under the impression that the guard was aluminum, but it is formed from the same Kraton, (rubber), as the handle.
If your carrying IWB (inside waist band) if you want the blade edge down as is proper. If you want OWB (outside waist band) It will be on the left. The clip holds solid enough for a quick draw of the knife and the sheath stays put.Overall: Its a hell of a deal at $30, but of I paid cold steels retail of $60 it would be average. Thank you Amazon...
The sheath carries high enough that drawing the knife reduces the possibility of removing a pound of flesh during the draw stroke. When carried IWB left side, the knife can be drawn in the blade-back position - an advantageous defensive position.If you like fixed blade knife, the Cold Steel 17T Kobun may satisfy your like. I'll be ordering a second one soon.
Great Knife for the Price!!!!!! Comes with a good sheath that clips around your belt. Nice and strong steal you won't be disappointed
5 stars if the sheath had a better belt clip. The thing seems like a 70 or 80 dollar knife but only costs around $20.
Great knife. Came super sharp. The only problem I have with it is the belt clip on the sheath is a bit low, so the pommel and the handle ride high when it's tucked into your pants.Otherwise, Cold Steel is a sweet brand. I seriously doubt you'll be disappointed.
great knife but if you carry the sheath clipped to your belt on your right side, the knife when pulled out, will be ''backwards''.your thumb will be on the blade side instead of the spine side.same situation if you carry vertical with the clip towards your body.the knife will present with the blade at your thumbside.in essence, this is a left handers sheath.
Answer: yes