Can the sheath be attached to a belt?
363271
Yes it can, the loop seems to be about 1 3/4" maybe a bit bigger. I normal belt will fit easily.
363272
Yes it can - however not sure the stictch is strong enough that it would last long attached to your belt. Size wise it is a better pack knife than a belt knife.
989223
Unfortunately not. It does have a hollow rivit hole at the tip through which a heavy piece of cord may be passed through in an attempt to secure the sheath to something. Perhaps to be worn around the neck or lashed into and through the bootlaces.
1890351
In response to your question, I am not sure why you want to put a sheath in a holster. My sheath, however, has two straps on the back that go perpendicular to the normal belt loop so it can be put on in that orientation if you like. To be honest, I haven't been terribly happy with the blade quality (it has bent in 3 places from non-stress activities) and I would recommend going with a Condor Bushcraft knife or a Morakniv. It is better value, especially the Condor. I still use my BGrylls knife but only as a junk knife. Happy hunting.
959840
Yes it can. I thought of removing mine, then realized it is much quicker and easier using the belt already provided with the pouch. Don't have to thread your regular belt through it. Much more convenient than another "unbelted" pouch that I have......
526412
no, this knife comes with a sheath, and is meant to be carried on your belt.
1448379
Not as sold. You would have to do some alteration and additions to the sheath. Its a good idea isnt it. But altering the sheath may cause problems of its own.
485226
Yes, you can. It will attach to a regular or tactical belt. It will also attach to any MOLLE system.
1234362
There's no clip for attaching to a belt. The shoulder strap has clips on each side, so that it can be removed. You might be able to get that shoulder-strap clip around a belt (but you'd have to leave the shoulder strap attached).
1547283
The sheath does have a thin nylon fabric belt loop which would probably work ok -- but this hatchet is pretty sharp which could be a problem if it slipped out! I'd rather carry it in a day pack or something.
1927379
I don't see why not, it's just a clip on sheath that fits on the sides of your pants.
646811
The sheath belt "loop" is actually adjustable via velcro. It will probably get weaker though as you increase the "loop" size as there will be less velcro to support it...
260602
Mine is but, I have seen some with only a belt loop sheath as well. Check that you are ordering the right model before you buy!
428498
It's possible, but you won't like it. The hood that come with it is plastic & meant to protect the blade when hung on the wall. There is no convenient way to put on your belt or to remove the tool from the hood if you did belt carry it.
1390702
Possibly? It's about 2" from the center of the curve to the handles end the actual sheath is approx 1.5" x 2" and has holes in all 4 corners that you could actually lace or make loop with the para cord to secure it then side the pouch over it. I'd think it would have to horizontal and some of the handle would show.
1417026
The sheath has two 2 inch vertical slits 3/4 inch apart for the belt to thread through. The safety strap is attached by a rivet on the front.
1336972
Yes. it's on the back of the sheath, and the straps you use for securing it to your belt are used to tether it to the Molle webbing.
1875745
YES, It's kind of a holster type thing. I hang mine in the garage and do not use the sheath.