Concealing A Fixed Blade?

[Crybaby]

Hey guys! Can you gentlemen suggest some creative and practical ways to conceal and carry this knife with this particular sheath? I would surely appreciate it. Here is the knife: Cold Steel Double Agent II. Thank you so much. :thumbup:

http://www.knifecenter.com/kc_new/store_detail.html?s=CS39FN

 

[Vanguard41xx]

My neighbor is big on carry, and he has an older Gerber boot knife, custom made sheath, in his wasteband on the inside of his wasteband. He said it doesn't dig in when he sits down.

 

[riderV3]

If you buy this knife you'll be a double agent, no need to conceal the knife. If cops pull you over just flash your double agent card and they'll let you be.



Okay aside form that you can just get a Tek-lok or similar belt clips and it'll be pretty low profile under your shirt.

 

[Crybaby]

Hahaha, nice. I appreciate the humor there. Thank you.

 

[riderV3]

In all seriousness, I personally find any fixed blade under 8" easy to conceal, I wear belt on a daily basis so Tek-lok has been my favorite.

According to specs this Cold Steel is pretty light so you might as well wear it as a neck knife like it's intended to be.

I'm not the most creative around, actually I'm not creative at all so hopfully you get better answers from folks out there.

 

[Crybaby]

Thank you once again for the suggestions. I just like knowing all sorts of creative ways of concealment. I've hear a guy even had what is called an "Ass Sheath"? Lol...yea... But anyways, I am just fascinated by concealment.

 

[Orion's Belt]

I use a BladeTech "The Klip" with my Izula and can clip it IWB. I usually don't, as I mainly use the Klip to attach the Izzy to my pack.