Mike Sastre
Custom Crafted Concealex Sheaths
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- Mar 23, 1999
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Posted this on Spyderco's Forum, but also like opinions from this knowledgeable group.
Got a preferrence question for you. A lot of you are familiar with the Street Beat sheaths I been making that use my handmade G-clips. Lately I've begun using Spyderco's new G-clips, because you also get the horizontal carry that many of you like, while still keeping the ability to go beltless with sweat or running shorts, which I like. I've only seen pictures of the Spyderco sheath featuring the new G-clip, and it looks like they are placing the posts on the outside of the sheath with the screws on the inside of the G-clip instead of the other way around. Both ways work with it being marginally easier to change set-ups with the screws on the inside of the G-clip. Here's the question: Which way would you prefer on a custom sheath? Here's a couple pics of the G-clip on a Street Beat sheath.
Got a preferrence question for you. A lot of you are familiar with the Street Beat sheaths I been making that use my handmade G-clips. Lately I've begun using Spyderco's new G-clips, because you also get the horizontal carry that many of you like, while still keeping the ability to go beltless with sweat or running shorts, which I like. I've only seen pictures of the Spyderco sheath featuring the new G-clip, and it looks like they are placing the posts on the outside of the sheath with the screws on the inside of the G-clip instead of the other way around. Both ways work with it being marginally easier to change set-ups with the screws on the inside of the G-clip. Here's the question: Which way would you prefer on a custom sheath? Here's a couple pics of the G-clip on a Street Beat sheath.
