Preview: Linos Sheathworks Custom Kydex Knife Sheaths

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posted on November 29, 2025
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Linos Sheathworks Custom Kydex Knife Sheaths

Shown here with a TOPS Apache Falcon knife, Linos Sheathworks’ custom Kydex sheaths are available to fit a wide variety of popular fixed-blade and folding knife models from other major brands—all without the need to ship the host knife to the company. Designs include both foldover (taco) and sandwich (pancake) styles along with options such as dangler attachments, ferro rod holders and a variety of belt fasteners such as those from Spyderco, Blade-Tech and UltiClip. Linos uses quality Kydex thermoplastic material in a variety of colors and patterns, mostly in 0.080"-thickness, although 0.093" material is used for larger knives. The sheaths offer positive knife retention and all edges are buffed, polished and radiused for a clean, snag-free exterior. Price: $39 (shown). Contact: Linos Sheathworks; linossheathworks.com.

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