LEATHERMAN, Premium Nylon Snap Sheath, Fits 3.25” to 4.5” Multi-Tools, Black, Large
- Brand:
- Leatherman
- Model Number:
- 934929
- UPC:
- 037447002465
- EAN:
- 0037447002465
- ASIN:
- B07C42K97Y
- Walmart SKU:
- 986545120
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.8/5 from 249 reviews.
This Leatherman nylon sheath is the perfect place to always find just the tool I need always within reach, right at my hip. A low price, great quality, well made makes this the ideal item to add to a belt for that special tool, whether a Leatherman multitool or anything else of similar size.
Excellent product, with a robust fastening snap and rugged construction. I can once again carry my Leatherman Super Tool without concern of losing it due to old, weakened velcro closure. Fast shipping, good price. Two thumbs up!
I thought I would try a nylon sheath for my Surge as my leather ones I have had don't last that long before they break. I have had it about a month and I like it. It is smaller than the leather sheath, and so it is less bulky. I will see how long it lasts. A note to Leatherman. On your survey for uses, you don't have Work as a choice?
When I first purchased the leatherman it came with a nylon sheath that had velcro. With in a few months it was no longer staying closed. The nylon sheath with the snap is much better. I use the leatherman tool several times a day and so far I am very pleased with thte results.
What do you say about a sheath? Well, its sturdy, it works, and it is mercifully free of Velcro--a mercy, because I've never used a Velcro-closed belt case for anything where the Velcro didn't stop sticking sooner than later, and its noisy to boot. This button-and-and-spring-clasp design was good enough for my dad's M1 Garand ammo belt in WW II, and it's good enough for my daily carry Skeletool. Rest of the case is well-constructed and seems to be good to go for me. Inexpensive, so I picked up a spare to wear when I go into the office which I will keep neat and clean, unlike my every day case which has and will be drug through mud, ground into concrete, and generally abused in the course of my puttering about. Like most things Leatherman, it is well designed and well executed.
Great quality and made in the USA. I got this as a Christmas gift for my son. He is an aerospace engineer student and thought it would be a good idea for him to have a good multitool on hand. I have a Leatherman too and keep it in my bag so I have it on hand all the time.
Best quality ever no Velcro to wear out I got sick of case wearing out because the Velcro wasn't good quality, well you don't have to worry about that with this case because it snaps firmly yet not so firm that you have trouble. It is perfect!!! One came with my Free 4 pocket tool and it also fit my nitecore P18 flashlight so I purchased this for that light because the Velcro wore out on the case for the nitecore P18 light. I love these case. I highly recommend it.
I've been a Leatherman owner/user for over 30 years and, excluding the OG leather sheaths, this (and the models with side pockets) has to be one of the best sheaths: sturdy nylon, snap button closing, good stitching, and I can carry a Removable Bit Driver kit in it without being bulky( as a matter of fact, it becomes form fitting for the kit and tool); so close to being perfect. However, there were two features that I missed from the previous iteration: the front accessory pocket behind the loop side of the closing, and being able to carry it horizontally. To remedy these, I did (4) stitches over the original ones going from top to bottom on both sides of the front panel, and then opened/removed the top horizontal stiching, effectively making a pocket between the elastic band and the nylon. For horizontal carry, I made a nylon strap using a piece of 2" nylon webbing and a couple of snaps that I pass through the belt loop. This is my second modified sheath, and both have been excellent since then; with this latest one I can carry my Rebar and it's Removable Bit Driver without the fear of loosing the bit kit as I remove the tool because it now rides inside the pocket, and not the main compartment. the horizontal carry allows me to carry it more comfortably snags a lot less on stationary objects; also, does not show when using an untucked shirt. LTG, please consider the "front pocket modification", as it is a relatively easy manufacturing change that can improve the versatility of the sheath, and I'm sure will be appreciated by many users. Thanks for your great tools and selection.
Got the large for my ST300 because the Velcro sheath it came with was falling apart. It fits the ST300 really well. The snap closure is very secure. Definitely an upgrade from the Velcro. Would be nice to have a MOLLE strap for the sheath that would make it a little better and a little bit more comfortable in my opinion.
This is a replacement for my original nylon sheath that came with my wave. The belt strap broke and I needed a replacement. I like the snap and overall design. The only thing, and it's just something I have to get used to, is the belt strap placement on this one makes the knife sit higher on my belt so I notice it being there. Other than that, it's a great sheath.
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