Kydex sheath maker recomendation needed

[Joss]

Hello all,

I'm going to need a custom sheath for the great camp knife Terry made me. I'd like someone with whom I can have a dialogue and discuss what I want, etc, as I have some specific ideas. Any suggestion would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

JD

 

[rawhide_clyde]

I've owned stuff from the following: Buy Brown, On/Scene Tactical, Survival Sheath and RiverCity Sheaths. I'd have to give a nod to Mike at RiverCity but the others are all very, very good.
Stay Safe,
Clyde

 

[Lambert Knives]

I would recommend Eric at On Scene Tactical. He is a great guy who makes top of the line sheaths. I have seen and handled his work and would highly recommend it to anyone. Here is his website: http://www.mnsi.net/~nbtnoel/

Kirby

 

[Geode]

I will second survival sheath. Last I heard, they were sheathing Jerry Hossom's fixed blades, and the sheaths I handled were smooth, quiet, and easy to get the knife out of, while also feeling like they held the knife securely.

 

[Sean O'Hare]

Another vote for Eric at OnScene Tactical. I had him do sheaths for eight of my knives and they were all amayzing. I am going to do my best to have him do all of my concealex/kydex sheaths in the future.

Sean

 

[Trace Rinaldi]

I recommend Survival Sheaths... Rob Humelbaugh makes the best plastic out there IMHO... He is REAL good with large blade sheaths too..

 

[dylan_d]

http://www.okuden.net/

Oku is a member here, and I hear that he's pretty good.

 

[R.W.Clark]

Survival Sheaths. Rob is the best in the business.

 

[brownie0486]

www.rivercitysheaths.com or
www.survivalsheath.com

Both Rob and Mike make functional carry packages of various flavors and carry options.

I have seen Robs work and it is very good.

Presently I carry the drawpoint system with a black Perrin Bowie daily from Mike. I also carry a Laredo bowie in a Southern Comfort by Mike and have a Bagwell Belle SC he made for it as well.

Have no knowledge of the other recommendations.

Brownie

 

[joeshredd]

Joss...
Both Okuden and Tim Wegner's BladeTech sheaths are usually available at the WAC shows in Puyallup every month or so... Tim isn't always there, but Okuden is. I have one of his sheaths and it was both reasonable in price and precisely what I wanted...
The others are good, too... but you get to meet the maker in Puyallup without having to pay more than th entry fee...

 

[bruce]

Scott Hendryx, Boise, Idaho, (208) 377-8044

 

[Brad Kenney]

Eric at On-Scene. I sent our kitchen knives to him a couple of years ago and he made a great set of sheaths to protect the knives banging around in the drawer. We use them about everyday and still working great!

Brad

 

[Normark]

Hey Guys....

Thanks everyone for the kind words...

I'm glad that everyone is happy with the sheaths...
Brad...

I remember those knives.. I think..

ttyle

Eric.....

 

[HJK]

You would be happy with the work of everyone mentioned already. But I would recommend Eric. Solid work and great service. Not a bad guy, for a Canuck

 

[Eric Elson]

You cant go wrong With Eric At On Scene, he is (IMHO) the best there is!

Regards

Eric

 

[Nakano 2]

I' ve done business with Eric at On- Scene, Mike at River City, and Robert at Survival. All turn out fine products. But do not overlook Bob Dozier at www.dozierknives.com. I have used his sheaths extensively. And they are top notch.

N2