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redleg99 · 03-12-2009, 13:54

TazKristi,

Thanks for your response – I’ll be patiently awaiting the debut of this knife.

My apologies for not knowing about the Spyderco G-Clip.
It looks like a great piece of gear.

What I intended to recommend was not so much the Blade-Tech product, but that the mounting hardware should attach via Chicago screws rather than be molded into the sheath, or otherwise permanently attached.

I think is the key point is the ability to move the mounting hardware to accommodate strong or weak hand carry, as well as the ability to turn the mounting hardware to allow the user to carry the knife parallel or perpendicular to the belt, or the ability to remove the mounting hardware entirely and attach the sheath to something using zip-ties.

If you are planning on using the G-Clip, I think (for whatever that’s worth!) you are going down the right path.

03-12-2009, 13:54	#21
redleg99 Asset Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 43	TazKristi, Thanks for your response – I’ll be patiently awaiting the debut of this knife. My apologies for not knowing about the Spyderco G-Clip. It looks like a great piece of gear. What I intended to recommend was not so much the Blade-Tech product, but that the mounting hardware should attach via Chicago screws rather than be molded into the sheath, or otherwise permanently attached. I think is the key point is the ability to move the mounting hardware to accommodate strong or weak hand carry, as well as the ability to turn the mounting hardware to allow the user to carry the knife parallel or perpendicular to the belt, or the ability to remove the mounting hardware entirely and attach the sheath to something using zip-ties. If you are planning on using the G-Clip, I think (for whatever that’s worth!) you are going down the right path.
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