These knife sheaths look pretty neato.

[Perd Hapley]

http://martinsheaths.blogspot.com/

If I had extra cash to spend on knife-leather, I'd order a few of those.

[French G.]

Very interesting,  a modern twist on things like khukri or sword sheaths that are hide stretched over wood.

[Jamie B]

Ack - I'll pass on the medieval look.

[Perd Hapley]

Ack - I'll pass on the medieval look.

    Hadn't noticed.


I'd probably opt for one of his simpler versions. I like the idea of having a sharpening tool carried in the sheath, but most I've seen look too clumsy. A knife is a small, light, compact, easily carried thing, and the sheath shouldn't mess that up.

[Jamie B]

   Hadn't noticed.


I'd probably opt for one of his simpler versions. I like the idea of having a sharpening tool carried in the sheath, but most I've seen look too clumsy. A knife is a small, light, compact, easily carried thing, and the sheath shouldn't mess that up.

Agreed.

[charby]

   Hadn't noticed.


I'd probably opt for one of his simpler versions. I like the idea of having a sharpening tool carried in the sheath, but most I've seen look too clumsy. A knife is a small, light, compact, easily carried thing, and the sheath shouldn't mess that up.

Are you one of those guys with about 15 different items attached to your belt?

[Perd Hapley]

Are you one of those guys with about 15 different items attached to your belt?

   Noooooooooo.     My belt has been empty for years, but I just added a Leatherman sheath. Again, 

[SADShooter]

Thanks for posting. I'm interested in more functional sheaths for a couple of blades.

[Mabs2]

I carry a flashlight and a multitool on my belt.  If my phone wasn't broken that'd be on there too.
I've considered moving my pocket knife to the belt because these work pants just don't agree with pocket knives at all.

What I really need though is a belt holster for a utility knife.  Use those more at work than the pocket knife.