Survival Sheath Systems?

[VultureParade]

Is anyone familiar with this company? Or better yet does anyone have a sheath from them that they use on a daily basis?
http://www.survivalsheath.com


If anyone has a sheath company that they use or any info on special carry sheaths let me know.

-Bryan

 

[ZENGHOST]

Is anyone familiar with this company? Or better yet does anyone have a sheath from them that they use on a daily basis?
http://www.survivalsheath.com


If anyone has a sheath company that they use or any info on special carry sheaths let me know.

-Bryan

Survival Sheath does awesome work. I have a shoulder rig from them--it's a lot more comfortable than I expected. I don't really use it right now because I had it made to hold an ASP 21" on one side and a combo E2 and Arclite on the other and I sold off the E2 and the Arclite so I'm deciding what to replace it with. Robert is a great guy to work with and does quality stuff.

What did you want to do? There are a bunch of very talented sheathmakers on this forum.

 

[Bobby Branton]

The are number one. They make just about all of my kydex for my company.
Excellent quality and great service.

Bobby

 

[VultureParade]

What did you want to do? There are a bunch of very talented sheathmakers on this forum.

I'm looking to comfortably edc a fixed blade under my shirt or some other option that conceals the knife and is still comfortable/secure enough for me to go running, hiking, trail running, etc with. I was looking at the Van Cook Cross trainer. I'd imagine it would take some getting used to, carrying a knife under your shirt but for concealed edc with what I want to do it seems like the best option right now.

Any thoughts?

 

[Boink]

ask Robert. He once told me one of his other rigs is better for running with.

 

[Lukers]

Robert is a great guy to deal with. He does great work!!

 

[Tok]

Robert's the man! hope u will enjoy his sheaths as much as I do.

 

[DrClckWrk]

Great products and great to deal with. Couldn't be better.

 

[ZENGHOST]

I'm looking to comfortably edc a fixed blade under my shirt or some other option that conceals the knife and is still comfortable/secure enough for me to go running, hiking, trail running, etc with. I was looking at the Van Cook Cross trainer. I'd imagine it would take some getting used to, carrying a knife under your shirt but for concealed edc with what I want to do it seems like the best option right now.

Any thoughts?

Yeah, for that purpose I think Robert's definitely your man. I actually have gone walking/running with mine under my T-shirt and it worked pretty well. Considering the weight of the ASP, that's nothing to sneeze at. I'd second Boink's advice--tell Robert what you're looking for and he should be able to hook you up with the best rig for your purposes.