KnifeLounge Exclusive The ClipSlip "Stormtrooper"
KnifeLounge Exclusive The ClipSlip "Stormtrooper"
- White waxed leather
- Sewn by hand
- in 3 sizes
Note:
The leather may rub off especially on light micarta or horn.
This is waxed leather. The waxight is very sensitive and will quickly get a "used" look like the product picture.
What fits where?
Size Small:
- For many pocket knives under 10 cmclosed length such as: .
- Benchmade Proper
Size Medium:
- For many pocket knives up to a length of 11 cm. For example
- Perceval L08
- Viper Key, Hug
- Otter Mercator
Size Large:
- For many pocket knives up to a length of 12 cm. For example
- Chris Reeve Large Sebenza .
- Buck 110
You can find the Size Check for printing at Downloads:
When printing, make sure your printer prints the document at 99% size. Ideally, the knife should fit in the white space and be less than 1.8 cm thick.
External dimensions:
| Large: | 13 cm x 6.5 cm |
| Medium: | 12 cm x 5.5 cm |
| Small: | 11 cm x 5.3 cm |
Clip the Slip
Often the best ideas come out of everyday life. Anyone who has ever used a Buck 110 for a long time knows that this great classic is a very capable but also heavy tool. It can be carried well on the belt thanks to the corresponding holster - but you don't necessarily want that all the time. In any case, knives of this size are clearly too heavy for a pocket.
Daniel Pokladek, the man behind DP steelandleather, thought so too. He was simply tired of having to carry his heavy buck on his belt all the time and so the idea of a small leather sheath with a riveted pocket clip was born. Daniel had already had the experience of sewing leather before: a knife he had made himself needed a sheath. Not finding anyone willing to make one for him, he tried his hand at the sewing machine himself - with a convincing result. The foundation was laid and the ideas began to bubble up; the way to ClipSlip was paved.
Daniel Pokladek, born in 1976, comes from a family with clear roots in traditional crafts. As the son of a master watchmaker and a lathe operator, working with his hands was present virtually from childhood. Years of making music followed, from punk to alternative rock and a job in radio.
Today, Daniel's ClipSlip in particular is enormously popular in the knife scene. Thanks to the very high quality stainless steel clip and the great stitching, they get a slip sheath like you can hardly find a second time. So even classic pocket knives that do not have a pocket clip can be carried without you being heavy and crosswise in your pocket.
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