What does the Junglas sheath look like?

[Larry Turko]

I'm usually a lover of 'tactical' knives but I must say that I'm drawn to the ESEE Junglas [I was just on their website and see that it's pronounced 'hoonglas']
I just found out that I'm about a hundred dollars richer than I thought I was which is about half the cost of a Junglas at my local knife store. I know that the sheath is kydex with a cordura backing. I couldn't find a photo of the sheath though. I like carrying fixed blades with a Spyderco G-clip so I'm wondering if I could use a G-clip with the Junglas. I've got a bad feeling that 'cordura backing' means the kydex is inside the cordura which probably means a G-clip wouldn't work.
Does anyone have a picture of this sheath they could post?
Thanks

 

[Wanderlust]

I would head over to the ESEE Sub forum here and take a look around there. I bet there is a picture of the sheath in the photo's thread that is a sticky, and if you cannot find one there then check out some of the older threads because I know there are some good shots of it floating around.

 

[cricketdave]

the cordura is a backing that attaches to the kydex sheath. its removable, however i don't know that a spyderco g clip is enough to hold the junglas its a big sucker. rides really well on a belt though.

not a great pic but you can see it on my belt.

take it easy
cricket

 

[Larry Turko]

Thanks guys. I'll check out the sub-forum. I have sucessfully carried the CS Oyabun with it's 9" blade, with a G-clip, but of course the Junglas is heavier.

 

[Phillip Dobson]

the cordura is a backing that attaches to the kydex sheath. its removable, however i don't know that a spyderco g clip is enough to hold the junglas its a big sucker. rides really well on a belt though.

not a great pic but you can see it on my belt.

take it easy
cricket

Kinda looks like bigfoot.