Schrade Large Brown Leather Sheath

It is a really well made Sheath, great value.

Well made and very sturdy. My knife fit perfect. Plus it looks good with my Wranglers!

nice sheath. FIts my buck 110 knife snugly. The sheath rides up higher on the belt than a stock sheath. takes a little getting used too. recommend.

UPDATE: I received a replacement sheath and there was no problem with the leather cracking when flexed. The outside of the sheath wasn't as heavily finished so the leather wasn't as stiff. If you really want your sheath to last treat it before using with a good quality leather dressing (LL Bean's Boot Guard). Avoid any product that contains petroleum distillates, it is death to leather. It's the reason I had to replace the sheath in the first place. Apply the dressing liberally inside and out and use a hair drier to assist absorption into the leather. Initially you may want to do it more than once. Leather was totally dried out so much so that the leather cracked when the sheath was opened and closed. Either the item was improperly stored or it's a manufacturing defect. I've elected to receive a replacement so I will update when the replacement is received. Otherwise the sheath fits my Old Timer 1250T. The belt loop is really tight but I suspect it will loosen over time. If you wear a wide belt you might find this really annoying. I wish the case was made the same way that it was 30 years ago when I bought the knife.

Great sheath! This sheath will fit any 3-1/2 inch blade (5 inch overall length) folding lock-back knife perfectly. I'm using it to house my rather expensive Klein Tools 44037 Sportsman knife. It's finely crafted of thick top-grain leather and bears the "OLD TIMER" logo. (not as pictured on most websites including Amazon). I have every confidence in this Schrade sheath as it's fabricated of quality materials. The only difference between this sheath and the Klein Tools 5186 sheath is that the Klein model possesses rivets at each end of the main stitching to prevent unraveling and increase strenth at these vulnerable spots. Klein Tools are truly an Electrician's and Lineman's heavy duty choice and I'm currently a retired electrician myself.