Hide & Drink, Thick Sheath for Mora Knife with Belt Loop, Knife Sheath, Rustic Holster, Camping Accessory, Tactical Case, Full Grain Leather, Handmade, Charcoal Black

Quality workmanship. No scuffs from the manufacturer, only tooling marks. Quite a tight fit, but I'm sure with use it will loosen up nicely. I would not hesitate to buy again.

Quality leather stitched and riveted. Fit is perfect. Leather is an appropriate thickness and very supple. Knife holds fast in sheath but is an easy draw. Five star sheath.

Ok, I do like to review products that I have ordered because I like other people who are thinking of ordering an item to know what they are really going to get. I honestly don't remember actually looking forward to review an item like I did this one. I have nothing but positive comments about this knife sheath. I pulled it out of the regular good Amazon packaging and find that it has been tucked into this real nice canvas like bag with a real leather draw string. Nice bag that I will re-use for something. I was definitely impressed with the packaging and then I pull the knife sheath out and I was honestly astonished at its incredible quality. I mean it, this is real nice quality leather with great workmanship. I thought for the price I paid that I was going to get a somewhat decent item but this genuinely impressed me. The picture you get of this does not do it justice. Leather is a nice flat black color, the stitching is excellent, and the rivets are a nice flat black that matches the leather well. I generally add some flare to my sheaths, give them a bit of my own personality. Add a coin that has some personal meaning to me or a medallion that fits my personality but I don't think that I'm going to do anything to this one it really is that nice. If you're looking for a high quality knife sheath for the cost of a fabric sheath, do yourself a favor and get this one or another one from this company.

Well made leather sheath; even came in a useful leather embellished canvas sack.Design is similar to traditional Swedish "cut, fold over, stitch" construction, here reinforced with rivets, likely steel.The leather belt loop (2+") is affixed with steel rivets as well.Perhaps some Vasoline or anti-rust compound on these would be a good idea for the user; the rivets are not shiny, so they may be anodized or somehow coated.The leather is thick, but soft, and there is no plastic insert, so take care when inserting the sharp blade or, better, along with caution, cut up a plastic milk jug and use a naturally curved section as backbone and shield for the sharp edge.The manufacture of the sheath does, however, close up the very bottom of the sheath both with stitching and rivet; so there is no "drain hole" that the design of such a sheath can afford by its nature. Keep this in mind if you use with a Carbon steel blade.Also it isn't clear how the tanning of the leather was done - some methods can result in contact corrosion of Carbon steels with room humidity. Best to patina or coat a Carbon blade anyway.The softness of the leather is pleasing, but not quite as sturdy and durable as some may expect from a leather sheath. The exterior is smooth and matte, but will easily 'mark' from abrasion. This is a "working" not a "dress" sheathThe construction accepts and retains a Mora 510 or 511 model, or Craftsman model quite well, and dresses up your kit compared to the simple plastic sheath that generally come with these knives. Since more than half of the handle will be retained in the sheath, recognize that knives with rubberized traction handle inserts may grip much more in the sheath.Overall a good value and good product, recommended to anyone recognizing the caveats expressed here.

Smooth leather. Light. Just wrapped and stitched and riveted. No welt strip for blade stop.I like the belt loop. Perfect for my diy knives from bare mora number 1 blades!