Recently Eric sent me my new sheath for my housecoat EDC. Being in bad health means that I spend alot of time in a housecoat, so a kydex clip on sheath is the way to go. I carry a 4 inch skinning style of knife I made, and Eric's sheaths are the way to go.
I wore the clip out on the old one I carried daily for 6 years or so, but the sheath still functioned well and I simply sewed the sheath into the housecoat. Eric stands behind his work and has been more than generous to replace the old worn out sheath even though its wear was attributed to regular everyday use for years.
I sent him down a replacement knife for sheathing, and will carry that one until the old one can be resheathed. Even so, now I have a knife for the heavy coat, and one for the light summer coat.
The sheath is nice and light, fast on the draw and available- simply practical. It is great for working around in the vegetable garden, and in a pinch for just about everything else. I would highly recommend Eric's sheaths. Not only are they functional and comfortable to use, but Eric's prices are fair and reasonable, and he knows his sheaths.:thumbup:
I wore the clip out on the old one I carried daily for 6 years or so, but the sheath still functioned well and I simply sewed the sheath into the housecoat. Eric stands behind his work and has been more than generous to replace the old worn out sheath even though its wear was attributed to regular everyday use for years.
I sent him down a replacement knife for sheathing, and will carry that one until the old one can be resheathed. Even so, now I have a knife for the heavy coat, and one for the light summer coat.
The sheath is nice and light, fast on the draw and available- simply practical. It is great for working around in the vegetable garden, and in a pinch for just about everything else. I would highly recommend Eric's sheaths. Not only are they functional and comfortable to use, but Eric's prices are fair and reasonable, and he knows his sheaths.:thumbup:
