Hibben Double Edge Boot Knife With Sheath - 5Cr15 Steel Blade, Pakkawood Handle, Stainless Steel Guard And Pommel - Length 10 3/8”

This knife is a beauty, superior quality and it feels like a much more expensive knife. Super sharp and feels great, 5+ stars highly recommend.

Knife is excellent quality but sheath is not designed for concealment and definitely not a boot knife. The sheath is dirt cheap will fall apart

I think the knife is excellent. I even like the sheath as is.

The title says it all. Beautifully made blade, and handle. You can feel the quality in it. But the sheath is GARBAGE. A metal clip?? I have a clip like that on a waist band gun holster, and the cheap "leather" eventually loosens, and the clip slips out of the leather. I threw out that holster. I'm trying locate a custom fitting sheath for this blade now, before the same thing happens. I have an extensive knife collection, been collecting for 30 years. And I could never understand the manufacturers pairing a good quality blade & handle, with a sheath that looks, and goes great with $10 blade....??

I wish his knives had the knife retainer strap on the sheaths around the handle close to the guard, rather than crossing the guard, it would be way easier to open the strap to draw the knife, other than that, love his blades

This is a very nice, well-made knife. You will not be disappointed.

Beautifully crafted and beautifully finished blade—A WONDERFUL SURPRISE!!!!

I love the knife, but it's not a "boot knife." As you can see from the image, it won't fit in or out of a rather standard western boot. If the sheath's clip was five inches lower, it might be serviceable, but the button strap should be replaced by a breakaway strap (like the Gil Hibben Highlander Bowie sheath). In fact, the leather sheath could be replaced with a slimmer nylon sheath with liner (such as that included with the Gil Hibben large throwing knives). Love the knife, hate the sheath.

Love the knife, but the sheath is inappropriate for a "boot knife." Here's another photo, showing the location of the sheath's clip. (I think it should be five inches lower to make this knife fit in a boot.)