What is the maximum knife length recommended for this carrier?
753915
Hi Bike Man. I'm not really sure. I switched to a knife case and no longer have/use this item.
753916
Sorry for delay reply. The knife holder will hold a knife 17, maybe 18 inches long. The holder itself is 20 inches long. I hope this helps.
753917
As long as total length of blade and handle is 18" or less it will fit fine. A 9" Dexter knife with the bulky plastic sleeve fits with room to spare.
1932216
I believe it is at least 8" long. It's a beautiful knife. Workmanship is solid.
1781889
Gee, it depends on how wide the blades are. It has 13" of space for knives...that's six 2-inch-wide knives, for instance.
1800199
Unfortunately, I do not have the knife at my home to give a measure in inches. The knife is approximately the length of a bread knife. Sorry I can't be more specific.
1403683
The largest slot is 2 1/4 long. The size of the knife is a Wusthof Classic 4582/20cm or 8" long. We love it looks great in the kitchen on the island.
83537
My longest Cutco knife fit, don't know if it's a bread knife. I love the Wusthof storage block!
1482540
you are welcome. i bought two these sheaths and am very happy with my purchase. i have two knives, folding, and 4 inches each and they fit perfectly. buy it. you won't be sorry.
1330469
Yes, there is space it's not really a bad knife but the issue I have with it is the lawks system, if it did away with this it would be an exceptional knife. But the lawks system completely locked the knife rendering it a fixed blade. I would seriously consider another crkt product or something else.... Kershaw is not to bad for the price range of these knives.... I guess I was to hard on the m16 but my benchmade, Spyderco, microtech, Kershaw, and other have held up to such abuse.... All in what you want and what you are using it for!
1778141
With the Pronto I use 4-5 passes in each slot. The knife is very sharp-use paper towel to wipe away burrs.I use this for my 12" & 3" Global knives.
612522
Mine measures 1-3/4" from the inside edge of both rows of stitching at the top and holds that width down to 4-1/4" before it begins to taper to a point. The absolute longest point is 7-1/2" from the top row of stitching. Allowing for blade thickness, I'd say 1-3/8" is probably the widest blade you would put in it, but it would probably be a good fit for you if the shape is correct. I can't be sure about the shape of your knife, but a drop point or clip point blade with very much drop wouldn't fit well. This sheath is best suited to a blade with a very straight spine or a very small drop or clip at the point. Judging from the images I get when I google your knife, you may be fine. Good luck! Mine measures 1-3/4" from the inside edge of both rows of stitching at the top and holds that width down to 4-1/4" before it begins to taper to a point. The absolute longest point is 7-1/2" from the top row of stitching. Allowing for blade thickness, I'd say 1-3/8" is probably the widest blade you would put in it, but it would probably be a good fit for you if the shape is correct. I can't be sure about the shape of your knife, but a drop point or clip point blade with very much drop wouldn't fit well. This sheath is best suited to a blade with a very straight spine or a... » Read More Mine measures 1-3/4" from the inside edge of both rows of stitching at the top and holds that width down to 4-1/4" before it begins to taper to a point. The absolute longest point is 7-1/2" from the top row of stitching. Allowing for blade thickness, I'd say 1-3/8" is probably the widest blade you would put in it, but it would probably be a good fit for you if the shape is correct. I can't be sure about the shape of your knife, but a drop point or clip point blade with very much drop wouldn't fit well. This sheath is best suited to a blade with a very straight spine or a very small drop or clip at the point. Judging from the images I get when I google your knife, you may be fine. Good luck! « Show Less
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The knife I bought to go along with this pouch is almost 4 inches long. It could probably hold a longer knife but I haven't tried it. It's a great pouch though. Maybe you can talk to the seller about the size of knife this particular pouch can hold. I'd be remiss to say it could hold your knife absolutely but there was room left over with the knife I bought. Sorry my answer isn't the best but hope it helps some.
57742
I don't even think the shipping box was a foot long, so I think that's just a goof. The knife itself is just shy of 7", tip to pommel. In its sheath, it's slightly longer for obvious reasons, around 8" maybe.
2267274
Be careful of state ordinances for when you do go outside. Local to me, three inches is the max allowed, and this blade is a bit over that. Also look at the Benchmade mini Griptilion, which is an axis flipper, less than three inches, and has a lot of different handle scales available for it. Good luck Greg.
296044
I just measured the knife holder and yes it will accommodate knives up to 15 inches long and blades up to 10 inches long. Hope this helps. I really like this holder as all my knives easily fit into it and I still have room in my drawer for other items. I would recommend it highly.
548876
I have knives with a 10+ inch blade that fit, with id guess a 4 inch handle.
1666601
From the tip of the blade to where the it meats the handle is 6 cm in length. The blade's width in the middle measures 0.5", so this is consistent with the TSA's current guidelines. (Btw, the blade is 2/16 of an inch longer in width where the blade meats the handle, but I doubt that'd be a problem)
296048
I have a bread knife that size. :) The knife holder will only fit 7 knives of that size. It alternates between large knives and small knives.