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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Brown" data-source="post: 22027" data-attributes="member: 18">I carry mine forward of the hip either vertically or horizontally.&nbsp; All of mine are OWB.&nbsp; Forward of hip carry is ideal for most weapons, including firearms because lack of shoulder articulation during the draw makes it very strong against aversion during a struggle.&nbsp; Firearms are generally uncomfortable to carry in this manner, but knives are not.They do make good IWB sheaths as well.&nbsp; My opposition to kydex does not apply to knives as I think kydex is one of the best materials for knife sheaths.The Crawford/Kasper Companion is a great choice by CRKT.&nbsp; Its only $35 or so with two sheaths, one of which is IWB.&nbsp; It was the one I used before I found the Shivworks knives.&nbsp; Its nice because most people wouldn&#039;t even know they were looking at a serious fighting knife.I like the Shivworks and TDI knives because a blunt training version is available for both.&nbsp; If you carry a knife, get a trainer version and learn to be good with it.Michael Brown</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Michael Brown, post: 22027, member: 18"] I carry mine forward of the hip either vertically or horizontally. All of mine are OWB. Forward of hip carry is ideal for most weapons, including firearms because lack of shoulder articulation during the draw makes it very strong against aversion during a struggle. Firearms are generally uncomfortable to carry in this manner, but knives are not. They do make good IWB sheaths as well. My opposition to kydex does not apply to knives as I think kydex is one of the best materials for knife sheaths. The Crawford/Kasper Companion is a great choice by CRKT. Its only $35 or so with two sheaths, one of which is IWB. It was the one I used before I found the Shivworks knives. Its nice because most people wouldn't even know they were looking at a serious fighting knife. I like the Shivworks and TDI knives because a blunt training version is available for both. If you carry a knife, get a trainer version and learn to be good with it. Michael Brown [/QUOTE]

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