Anyone carry IWB?

[craytab]

Most sheaths aren't really designed for this, unfortunately, because it's a great way to carry. I really want to carry fixed blades IWB, but so few sheath designs (even custom ones) are made for it.

Static cord retention is my favorite method.

I'll also clip a lightweight folding knife to elastic-band pants sometimes.

G-clip. So easy for a good kydex sheath to be IWB.

 

[RetiredGuns]

Where's the 1911? But yeah, I like a Glock...

I'm actually sans a 1911 right now, but looking!

 

[madcap_magician]

G-clip. So easy for a good kydex sheath to be IWB.

I know they're popular, but the clip is bulky and obvious to me. I usually need to carry under a tucked-in button down and tie.

 

[craytab]

I know they're popular, but the clip is bulky and obvious to me. I usually need to carry under a tucked-in button down and tie.

I could see tucked in shirt being a major problem.

 

[FullMetalJackass]

I tried, but it was ruining my six pack.

 

[ozarkhuntkennel]

IWB for my knife never crossed my mind. Strictly pocket for me.

Same here, but now I think I'll try it

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[Reswob]

IWB is good for gym shorts and sweats, as the pockets and material suck for normal pocket clip carry. Obviously, the knife has to be lightweight, and a looser clip helps. My old Native is great for this.

 

[cash2006]

everyday. Boker flipper

 

[Wheeler80]

I just tried it for the first time today with my XM-18. It was fine. I couldn't even tell I had it on me. I might start carrying it that way when I carry my Glock 43 in my pocket.

 

[Lapedog]

G clips are good but the little rubber loop with the snap button to close it I think are better. The Spartan Enzo comes with one of them, I see in the picture it has been replaced with a G clip. G clip holds it abit more secure at the angle you want but the Rubber BladeTech style loop is easier to adjust the angle on the fly. I need to find a place where I can order a bunch of those suckers.