Is this vest stab proof?
172094
No. It is a light stretchable fabric designed for concealment, not as armor.
172095
Nope! This is not a tactical vest. It is made from lightweight dry-fit material.
172096
Nothing is "stab proof". This product does not offer any protection that any other brand of t-shirt offers.
172097
No..it's a heavy duty shirt & reinforced in the holster areas, but wouldn't stop a knife.
196925
You should be fine as long as you thoroughly dry the knife after getting off the tube. Rust will occur if the knife is left wet and exposed to the air. The TUF-Glide offers protection but it is not fool proof so take the time to protect your knife.
994863
I believe it's very possible. I wouldn't do that to my knife unless I really had to though. The knife is meant for self defense.
561115
I acctualy bought it for that and it really works for the looks and stealth kills. But you cant definitely throw this to someone, they would end very bad injured. Still it has more range than a knife while contact killing!
286650
I can't answer this question because I can Not recommend this vest. I loved how it fit snug to your body, but after using it only 10 times it was already ripping at the corner of the weight. To the point I almost lost one weight. They needed to round their edges and coat the weights. That's a lot of money for 10 days of wear.
1999706
As in real life combat such as slicing something/someone, no it has a flat edge, it is fairly pointy so you can stab stuff, but as for cutting and slicing it won't work. And let's face it, if you wanted to use something to poke someone in combat without slashing, you would just use a foil
249024
No. While nothing is 100% thief proof, they will need time and tools to defeat the lock strap. And also, it depends what you are locking up. The strap would need to go "through" something like a handle, frame, etc.
47721
The sheath does have a clip that fit rather well into the "MOLLE" straps on my vest while I was overseas, I never had a problem with it falling out.
170744
It's very secure. You have to pull on it to remove it from the sheath. I love it it's very nice and high quality.
1094874
It's really.... It is a CRKT M16-13SFGIt's a solid,safe knife.The lock is one of the most secure I've come across.
542888
The pocket clip is exposed metal. Same as that side of the knife due to the frame lock.
1766599
Not sure I would trust it. I keep my knives razor sharp and with how lose this would hold them, they would likely cut through quite quickly. It is a durable product but, not against knives. Besides, chefs knives cost to much to put them in something they would bang around in and potentially become damaged in.
2243218
the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but something smaller, like a glock 29 or a wheel gun should fit easily. the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but... » Read More the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but something smaller, like a glock 29 or a wheel gun should fit easily. « Show Less
528107
Yes, I carried this knife in the stock sheath on my chest rig for about 7 months of hard use, never a problem. As long as the sheath is mounted to something it is secure, if it is thrown in a bag with heavy objects the sheath could possibly bend, releasing the knife.
901933
If I remember correctly it is. I have mine put away somewhere and haven't worn it in forever because I was looking for something in conceal carry. This rides in such a way that it sticks out like a sore thumb unless you are wearing a large coat or extremely baggy shirt.
2158122
I think so - I used it for combat simulations and throwing practice, and the blade hasn't snapped off yet. It stings a bit if you're hit with it when it's thrown, but nobody has been injured.
925024
the vest is slightly large to wear under clothing the weights are about an inch and a half thick i would imagine it to be like wearing a bullet proof vest if not 1 and a half times the size of a b.p.v. under clothing