I use the lanyard ring, can I store the charge tti with its detachable lanyard ring attached in the sheath?
1353290
Haven't tried that combo. The tool fits snugly into it's sheath, so I don't think it would.
349844
I carry mine in the sheath it came in. To me, it is uncomfortable in my pocket. The quality of this knife is next to none. I am very happy I bought it.
528107
Yes, I carried this knife in the stock sheath on my chest rig for about 7 months of hard use, never a problem. As long as the sheath is mounted to something it is secure, if it is thrown in a bag with heavy objects the sheath could possibly bend, releasing the knife.
1358434
I know it will fit the Charge ti, not sure the tti is any different. the way you can tell is close the leatherman and look at the ends. If one of you ends has a very small space between the handle and blade where they are connected this is where the clip will slide into. It will be on a side with a locking mechanism because this is how you install it and uninstall it by pressing the locking mech down.
869701
It's very well retained, but it will come down to how much abuse it takes. The sheath isn't Kydex, it's molded plastic, so it will fatigue eventually. If you carry it around your neck, you'll get many years out of it. Upside down on your belt, probably not so much because it's gonna get smacked around a lot.
2006351
It appears to be. It is removable. That said, it appears to last a very long time. I use mine around the house more for a flashlight. It's easily recharged and the charge lasts for many hours. Its hard to imagine wearing one out.
997748
The key ring is attached,however, I attach mine to a larger key ring using Nite Ize S-Biner Steel MicroLock.That way I can detach it from my key ring. I prefer the locking biner so it doesn't detach in my pocket and it is easy to use.
1416153
I can't say for sure, but I'm going to have to say no. the tang does not protrude from the end of the handle, nor does it appear to extend past the lanyard hole near the butt. I tried to feel for it with a magnet, but the only one I had was too weak to pick it up at the hilt, so no idea how far the tang extends.
1256057
I have never seen that done. I just pulled out one of out TTI's and looked at the handles. I don't see any way to attach a pocket clip securely and still have all the tools open properly. I think it comes with a sheath that goes on a belt because it's not possible to put a clip on it.Keri-LynnFour Seasons Survival
1837996
It locks in pretty solid. I don't know that there is anything that is going to keep a knife in a sheath if your are tangled in debris. You should already have it out at that point. Down side: Knife is titanium and it cannot be sharpened.
122880
Only if you have the type of lanyard that plugs into where your charger does. Other than that there is no loop for a lanyard.
1493626
The sheath is designed to be used with the scales attached, so getting it to 'snap' in securely without them may be a challenge. You might be able to modify the scales though, and just retain a small portion, to allow it to lock into the sheath, then wrap the rest with paracord. For the current price (under $14), I may pick up another one just to try it out.
647351
Below the orange ring, there is an attachment point. Use a threader to pull the small end of the lanyard through then take the large end of the lanyard through the small end.
579844
The sheath retains the knife with a snap, it won't fall out easily. It has a belt loop, no millie attachment. This is a Very Solid knife, but the sheath is 'kinda cheap. I made own sheath out of leather & kydex.
2233799
Nope. But that clip keeps it secure on a belt-loop, keyring, or whatever. There's also a lanyard hole that you can put a keyring or cordage through.
743812
The knife comes with a plastic sheath and a section of parachord for a lanyard. I haven't seen a belt clip for it. Also, if you got regular size hands the knife is small. You'd be better off with the kabar tdi.
837893
There are two lanyard loops for the Leatherman Wave. One is permanently installed and is usually hidden in the blade guard for the saw. The other is sold separately and attaches to the same slot the pocket clip attaches to. Both are adequate for attaching a lanyard.