how would it go on the belt in horizontal position?
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It will work Vertical or Horizontal. I started off wearing it vertical and I found that it kept catching on things, switched to horizontal and no problem. You will not be able to wear it right on your hip but slightly forward or towards the back. Stitching will fail on the loop after a couple of years but that it is a small price to pay for me.
1739319
Yes it does it has a belt clip and a loop to slide belt through both horizontal & vertical
1739320
The back of the case has a piece of nylon/cordura that holds the vertical belt clip. However, it is stitched on only two sides, so the same piece of nylon/cordura serves as the horizontal belt loop. I actually carry mine horizontally almost all of the time, and it works very well.
1739321
does not go horizontally on belt, just vertically. it will hold an iphone5 with a cover in the holster comfortably. DOWNSIDE the metal clip on the thing cuts through the fabric backing. the fabric is not tough enough to hold up after daily use and keep the clip from ripping loose. used holster for almost a year before it broke. if fabric or clip were better would buy again.
1762421
Yes, sheath can be worn in either vertical or horizontal position on belt. Although if worn horizontally it will only fit a 1 1/4" belt.
1755074
This belt will be a half inch shorter. Still may work as belts stretch over time.
1851433
Seems to be some confusion answering this, may depend on how you wear it... There is one long strap running top-bottom (if orientated as photo) which is secured by a dome clasp at one end. This can be unclipped and threaded through 4 webbing straps behind (which run horizontally, & sit one above the other). You can then run your waist belt through the same way to have the sheath mounted horizontally (as I use it)
2099727
I am not sure how you would do that, as the wire holder that comes with it, is designed to use on horizontal bars. You might could rig up something to make it work tho!
1368449
the answer is Horizontally. and that's the way you want to carry it. much smoother retraction!
2179994
I think that is what it is supposed to do. Unfortunately, my daughter couldn't figure out how to use it. When I adjusted it, it did pull the belt away from her neck.
1847790
it does not have the horizontal loops but there is alreadpart of the main loop for your belt you can slide your belt through it and then slide it through with a paracord is at and you can make it horizontal that's what I did with mineand it works perfectly fine
428499
There is a loop/handle on it that I attach to my pack with a carabiner. I don't know that I'd try to hang it on my belt, it doesn't have a way to attach to a belt securely. It will flop around.
1059354
it is horizontal the only problem I have with it is that my belt clip broke I was walking and it fell right off one side
624707
Yes the tank will work in a horizontal position. It is actually easier to fill in the horizontal position.Jon
1519453
sorry for the late response-was out of town. the back is a loop that the belt passes through. hope this helps!
1178749
The latch has two notches for the latching lever that runs horizontal. First one is normal operation. Second one slides it over and "Locks" it into the jamb of the latch that attaches to the post.. I think there is also a spot to throw a pad lock on there so that it can't be slid back out and unlocked.
1792061
No it can be adjusted from vert le to horizontal. The security strap holds it tight.
1015962
You could mount it horizontally with two (thin) belt keepers. Other than that I'd say get a prefab keys extruder kit and make a holster specifically for it. That's what I have for my Gerber multi tool.
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The answer is no you can not change the direction the belt is moved... don't know weight limit, but not happy with this product...
684239
I do not have my Hudson Bay at hand right now, but I do not think so. I'll check first chance I get and get back to you. However, it seems to me I wouldn't want to horizontally belt this because of its size (too big.) Nice leather sheath, but I don't think it would secure the knife horizontally anyway. Hope this helps.