Soft Sheath

Black/Large

Regular price $15.00
SKU:981087F
Black Ballistic Nylon Soft Sheath Large - Diagonal Angle View | Benchmade Knife Co.
Black Soft Sheath Large - Back View Belt Loop Detail | Benchmade Knife Co.
Black Tactical Soft Sheath Large - Side Profile Angle View | Benchmade Knife Co.
Benchmade Logo Label Close-Up Detail - Made in USA | Benchmade Knife Co.
Black Ballistic Nylon Soft Sheath Large - Diagonal Angle View | Benchmade Knife Co.
Black Soft Sheath Large - Back View Belt Loop Detail | Benchmade Knife Co.
Black Tactical Soft Sheath Large - Side Profile Angle View | Benchmade Knife Co.
Benchmade Logo Label Close-Up Detail - Made in USA | Benchmade Knife Co.
Color: Black/Large
Steel & Materials Guide

We don’t just build knives for life, we help you maintain them for life, too. LifeSharp is our lifetime warranty and maintenance program available to all owners of authentic Benchmade knives. Whether your knife needs a fresh edge or a full tune-up, we’ll clean, oil, sharpen, and adjust it to factory specifications.

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Full Specifications

Soft sheaths are 1680 denier poly-ballistic nylon with liners and Velcro closures. (2" x 5.25")
Soft Sheath | Black/Large

Specifications

Weight

0.25oz | 7.09g

Sheath

Soft Nylon textile

  • Free Sharpening
  • Lifetime Warranty
  • from Oregon City
  • Premium Materials

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