Works, but...
There is a reason why there are very few Kydex holsters for the BK2 sitting waiting for a buyer. Amazon has a huge clientele so it makes sense to list a few sources for a knife popular enough to keep several sheath makers in business working in their garages. This is mostly because of the universal dislike for the factory sheath sent out with the BK2. The floppy nylon strap on the original can be easily fixed or replaced especially when considering the high cost of a replacement sheath. Soft military type nylon sheaths are also available at $17 and IMHO better than the original.<br />Although some other brand names were mentioned, the only sheath available was from Valhalla with no additional info about it. Checking around the web turned up a couple of other bare bones designs that were also overpriced but ready to ship. Some Kydex holster suppliers now present a page with several custom options from which the buyer selects and designs the perfect sheath of his dreams. That's a good idea because while using the Valhalla as an example, it is a suitable sheath that somebody would buy when not aware of other sources, or doesn't want to pay more for a customized sheath. As such, the Valhalla sheath is just plain brown wrapper design, nothing special, and is probably satisfactory to most buyers once the pull is loosened up.<br />Factory sheaths are blue printed to perfection and then created en masse using the latest processes under standard industry guidelines. They have much better defining, fit perfectly, and will easily accept accessories from similar sources, especially when conforming to Molle standards. This makes it possible for thousands of special fasteners and various clip-on accessories that fit interchangeably to be sitting in stock ready to ship. As such, a belt loop provided on a Spyderco sheath is likely to also fit onto a CRKT sheath.<br />Some custom sheath providers might also offer some interchangeable accessories designed for their in-house products and might even conform to Molle standards as well, but there are a great many other independents in business who rely on random orders and simply "eyeball" where everything should be placed on the sheath during the design stage. Considering that this Valhalle sheath rides high on the hip and has no quick release, an accessory dangler might be the perfect fix for it. Anything better will likely require a visit to the local holster maker.
Rating: 4 stars