Gentlestache Leather Knife Sheaths for Belt, Knife Holster, Pocket Knife Sheath, EDC Leather Sheath for Folding Knife Carrier

Worn for well over a year, great value. Easy to wear, very durable, well made, makes for good edc for my case knife

This knife sheath is very well made and fits my folding knife perfectly. It’s comfortable to carry all day and provides quick access when I need my knife. The leather feels strong and premium, and the stitching is excellent. Great product for the price

Best sheath for the Buck 110 on the market. I’ve worn this daily and love it. Blends in nicely with my Boston 1.5” wide leather belt. Over a couple days it takes shape of the knife and holds exceptionally well. I have no worries about it falling out at all. The leather is really soft and does not rub my belt raw. Super easy to conceal or open carry. My only concern is that the leather is too soft. It might be necessary to reinforce it with another layer of leather over time as it hardens naturally. But until then, I am really enjoying this sheath and 100% recommend it for the Buck 110. I’ve got half a dozen sheaths for that model knife and this one has absolutely taken the cake. No regrets

I bought this specifically for a Case Trapper 2 blade pocket knife. Right from the box you would need a pair of pliers and a vice to get the knife out. Not a bad thing because it can be adjusted. I used oil because I didn't want carbon steel sitting in damp leather. I ended up jamming 2 square dowel rods (1/2 inch) side by side Into the pouch and oiling it up. After the oil the knife slid in with just the right resistance to not be loose at all because this is a horizontal sheath with no upward tilt. After I slid the knife in it settled a little too deep to be easy to retrieve. I use paper towels with the half sheet perforation and folded one down to fit and jammed it in using aforementioned dowels. For Mt Trapper, perfect tension and perfect depth. I am more comfortable with this carry rather than the knife scratching against keys or coins in my pocket. I would and probably will buy again.

Bought this to use with my Buck 110. It will fit. Snugly. Very snugly. I have to pull it out with 2 hands snug. It is leather. I figure eventually it would mold itself to the knife. That said. The quality of leather and stitching looks fantastic. Obviously after just getting it I can't give an honest opinion on the durability. I will say my Buck knife sticks out from the holster enough to seriously imprint under a shirt. Just my 2 Lincoln's

This style pocket knife sheath is the best I've seen and used for attaching to your suspenders. I wear big suspenders to hold my work jeans up and the sheath stays straight up and down to hold a pocket knife, an electricians knife, flashlight, pencils, etc. Buy two and wear them on each side. Very handy for a small pocket knife but too small for a big Buck folder or a big Kershaw. The belt slots are 1.5 inches wide so it will fit a 1.5 inch belt. OhioMo123

I’ve been using this holster for about 5 years now for my 4 inch knipex pliers and they have worked great. The leather holds it well and has a nice patina on it, the edged haven’t frayed and holds everything well

It's a nice leather horizontal sheath but IT WILL NOT FIT A GERBER JUKEBOX. The knife is too wide and will get stuck in the sheath if you force it in. Yeah, I forced mine in. Had a death-grip on my Juke too to get it out. -UPDATE- I soaked the sheath till the leather was pliable (just like we did with our combat boots in Basic Training) and spent a little time working the leather. Now it fits perfect. Gerber Jukebox is an odd shaped knife handle and shaped like a straight razor sort of (but old school and handy see the pic) so it took a little effort to get it right. Now I'm very happy with the purchase.