How can you attach the sheath to a belt or strap (so that the knife is in a vertical position)?
1140655
They make a belt clip that attaches to the sheath, it's about $10. Or u could use paracord on the sheath and run a belt through it.
1140656
You would either need to lash it to the belt with cord or something, or buy the belt clip version of the sheath. The sheath that it comes with is flat on both sides and does NOT have a clip.
746027
I use paracord in a couple different ways. Either hanging from my backpack or attatched tightly to my belt. This is a great knife
1677490
The sheath doesn't have a clip. Maybe you could rig something up, but remember this is a very small knife.
2068636
Sheath seems to be made to be attached to MOLLE webbing with a short MALICE strap (not included). I almost bought a MOLLE pouch for it, but the included one works.
1493626
The sheath is designed to be used with the scales attached, so getting it to 'snap' in securely without them may be a challenge. You might be able to modify the scales though, and just retain a small portion, to allow it to lock into the sheath, then wrap the rest with paracord. For the current price (under $14), I may pick up another one just to try it out.
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The sheath for the AllRound grips the knife snugly without a snap. The "belt loop" made onto the plastic sheath is actually a button retention system and is slotted to take a specific size button. Some of the Mora knives come with a separate belt attachment or frog with a button on it to hang the sheath from.
1152052
I have the one with the hard sheath which is designed to be either hung from a belt or can be attached with a molle system.
1179520
The nylon is riveted to the sheath. the straps that hold the knife are riveted to the nylon belt loop and the sheath. You could cut just the belt loop if you don't need it, but if you remove all of the nylon you wouldn't have and straps.
2227918
It does, however I wear it horizontally on my belt. I am using it as a quick access fixed blade knife. The knife sits firm in the sheath, therefor having it sit vertically on the belt would make accessing it a little difficult but not impossible. Feel free to ask me any more questions and hopefully this helped!
1152055
the sheath is configured with a belt loop and a square metal ring at the top of that and openings for leg-straps . You could rig it with straps, although straps are not included.
420508
I was curious about this question and I conducted a quick experiment. I got a plastic ziplock bag and put it in between the knife and the magnet to try to simulate the plastic sheath. Here are the results with the various size chef's knives 12 inch - knife slid right off 10 inch - knife slid right off 8 inch - knife slides a little, then stays still I probably wouldn't trust it with the plastic sheaving on it.
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This isn't really a sheath, it's a harness that attaches to a scabbard via the straps/buckles. You can attach it to a bokken or shinai, but there's absolutely no way you would be able to draw from it.
1040991
It came with a sheath. The sheath has two ways to secure the knife and can be attached to a belt.
27436
The sheath is not ambidextrous, but you can still wear it on the left side. You can switch the position of the knife. Long term that may not be good for the sheath.
1136322
There is a hole in the bottom of the sheath and could be used to tie to your leg
795027
Heat the sheath up with a heat gun or toaster oven, ware gloves and don't get it to hot. then run the knife in and out of the sheath.
870681
The blade is pointing down when the knife is secured to the top of my belt using the clip.