Izule in between waist carry?

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Lasse Eskildsen

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Hey there. I am going to order a izula for edc soon, and want to carry it concealed IBW, its my first edc fixed blade, but looking at the sheath and assecories it doesnt come with a belt/pocket clip. Anybody got any ideas?
I head you could cut holes in your pants for it so the belt could go in through the hole, but I would rather not ruin my pants and I would have to do this on every pair of pants I want to use it with, and I wouldnt be able to move it around.

All suggestions appriciated :)
 
Becourse I dont like loosing fingers becourse of slip-joints closing on me. Shouldnt we keep on topic and I will go about taking legal risks myself.
 
kmm said:
Are you allowed to carry an concealed fixed blade in your part of the world, ie. Denmark? I dont think you are. So why dont you invest in something you can legally carry, and save the Izula for when you have a reason, ie. working or hiking.
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Lasse Eskildsen said:
Becourse I dont like loosing fingers becourse of slip-joints closing on me. Shouldnt we keep on topic and I will go about taking legal risks myself.
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1) Plenty of people don't loose their fingers to slip joints because they know how to use knives properly.

2) We aren't here to give you advice on illegal things.
 
I regularly carry a fixed blade. I use a kydex sheath, with no clip. Instead, it's got a snap turned around as a sort of a stud, that catches on the edge of my pants/belt. It also works well for dropping it in the front pocket of a pair of jeans:

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Be sure to know the laws regarding what you can carry in your area. This is legal where *I* live.

Just about anybody who makes kydex sheaths can make something similar, with either a stud, or leather/rubber loop for your belt, or a clip. Just tell them what you want and they'll make it. I like this system, because it's easy to take off the knife without taking off my belt. It just slips right in/out, and my belt and midsection provide enough retention to hold it in place.
 
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