LEATHERMAN Leather Sheath for Juice Packaged Model 930905
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Product Description
Leatherman tools came about as Tim Leatherman, founder of Leatherman Tools, traveled abroad. Leatherman traveled abroad in a 1969 Fiat. During their travels it was discovered that the car was cranky and had leaky pipes. Leatherman conceived of the idea of a pocket survival tool. He worked in the basement of his home to create this tool. He wanted a tool with full size pliers with a pocket knife. Leatherman created the multipurpose tool calling it Mr. Crunch to which he received a patent for this. Sales grew and Leatherman introduced another tool. This one has more features with all locking blades. Then Leatherman decides to go small. The ultra tiny micra becomes and remains the category’s top seller. Be sure to check out the Leatherman Surge Multi-Tool with Black Nylon Sheath. With these features, plus Leatherman’s strongest scissors yet, Surge is sure to make a splash at the work site. The Leatherman Charge XTi Multi-Tool with Premium Nylon Sheath. The pe… More >>
LEATHERMAN Leather Sheath for Juice Packaged Model 930905
I too have lost both the tool and sheath with this clip system. I wrote and let the Leatherman folks know, but they said this was the first they’d heard of the issue. Find a sheath with a belt loop. It’s too easy to lose a very nice tool with this one.
I purchased this sheath along with my Juice XE6, and I’m glad I did. It seems well made and fits my tool well. The clip is tight and strong. It uses a snap instead of velcro which is always nice, and the interior uses a smooth non-abrasive material. I would definitely recommend this item if you’d like to carry you Leatherman Juice outside of your pocket.
The sheath is very high quality and durable. It is perfect for Every Day Carry because the sheath clips on to a belt easily without having to thread it through like other sheaths. It is small and light and a great choice to accompany the Juice S2.
Nothing more to say except that I wish there was another case that had a full belt loop instead of a belt clip. When going through thick brush I’m always worried that it is going to get yanked off.
I work in forensics and had this clipped to my utility belt all the time. I never lost the case, the clip was always very secure and the snap button has always worked fine. However, over the course of 3 years of carrying this knife, I’ve only had to pull it out to use it a handful of times. Despite this, the elastic on the sides has become stretched out and now the knife falls out through the top opening when I take my belt off, even when the button is snapped. I suppose three years is a good run and it served me well in that time, but I can only imagine how much faster it would have worn out had I been using it regularly. I’m going to try to the plastic case to replace this one.