Safest hinderer carry

[tacticalgearlover]

I've got a hinderer wharncliffe 3" xm-18 coming in this week, and it's been a long time since I owned a flipper. I was thinking that tip up right front pocket with the blade against the seam of my pocket would be safest (other than belt pouch). Any other suggestions?

 

[Vegas Blade]

You can also carry tip down in your back right pocket. Very safe as well. Not only will the knife be safe against opening, but it'll be tucked against the seam of your pocket. Double win.

 

[minimize]

Clipless dropped in pocket for me. I LOVE my hinderers clipless.

 

[toker]

Tip up, right front pocket for me. EVERY knife.

 

[funinthesun]

Im a front tip up guy all the way. Can not imagine doing it another way at this point. Just me though.

 

[slims_88]

I've got a hinderer wharncliffe 3" xm-18 coming in this week, and it's been a long time since I owned a flipper. I was thinking that tip up right front pocket with the blade against the seam of my pocket would be safest (other than belt pouch). Any other suggestions?

That's the only way I carry a folder.

 

[Bludgeon]

I figured this was going to be a 'how not to lose you RHK' thread.

 

[uofaengr]

Clipless dropped in pocket for me. I LOVE my hinderers clipless.

Yep, feel a lot better this way.

 

[wjswiger]

Tip up, front right pocket.....love the 3" wharnie.....that and the 3.5" wharnie are all I seem to carry anymore.

 

[K.O.D.]

Right front pocket, tip up against the seem or its a no go. So many knives I would love if they were tip up.

 

[Krissig12]

Tip up in either back right pocket or waistband 4 o'clock

 

[Gizler00]

Right front Tip up for me everyday!

 

[bld522]

Clipless dropped in pocket for me.

Me too . . . with all my pocket knives. No exceptions.