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Boot knife

The knife is inside the boot I can feel it rubbing on my leg when I walk but the scales on the backpacker are smooth.

These clips work great on knife sheaths for pocket boot or belt. Where ever you put them they stay. Works well on gun holsters also.
 
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Who carry’s a boot knife? I usually carry a minimum of 3 knives and boot carry is one of them. If you don’t boot carry show what knife is in your pocket. But I want to know if there is anyone besides me that still does boot carry. Chris Reeve Backpacker and the lanyard is not pink it rose, my granddaughter picked that color out.
I guess I should have been a little more specific. To me the boot knife is a good way of carrying a fixed blade along with a ferro cerium rod. It’s not meant to be the first go to knife. I have other knives on me to use. I have enough stuff in my pockets without having a fixed blade also. I attach the sheath with an Ulticlip and it stays where I put it. I’ll post a link to the Ulticlip.
 
Nice. I like the clean simple appearance
I remember the Parker knives. They were first Parker and Frost out of Chattanooga Tn which is about 25 miles north of where I live in Ga. They had the components made in Japan and then they were assembled in Chattanooga. They were the first company to offer Damascus blades on a production knife. I have one put up I think it’s the trapper slip joint. They also provided the Damascus blades to Case XX. This was back in the 1980’s. Parker and Frost split up and made knives under Parker as one maker and Frost as the other.
 
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The knife is inside the boot I can feel it rubbing on my leg when I walk but the scales on the backpacker are smooth.

These clips work great on knife sheaths for pocket boot or belt. Where ever you put them they stay. Works well on gun holsters also.
That's what I was figuring. Fpr that price, I might try it. But I really don't think I would like how it feels
 
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