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Presumed_Lost
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Presumed_LostBuilt-in lock click means if the top retaining strap unclips there is a mechanism inside the plastic sheath that clicks when you push the knife in. This prevents the knife falling out when it is held upside down in the sheath with the retaining strap undone.
The good thing about the Garberg sheath design is unlike other plastic sheathed knives you can put the knife in the sheath in both directions - there is no wrong way to insert the knife into the sheath.
The top fastening retaining strap is also good for left handers. A horizontally orientated retaining strapon the handle will often face into oncoming twigs and brush when worn on the left hip - there is the risk of it flicking open. With a top strap, and the plastic sheath's click lock this knife is truly ambidextrous.
The good thing about the Garberg sheath design is unlike other plastic sheathed knives you can put the knife in the sheath in both directions - there is no wrong way to insert the knife into the sheath.
The top fastening retaining strap is also good for left handers. A horizontally orientated retaining strapon the handle will often face into oncoming twigs and brush when worn on the left hip - there is the risk of it flicking open. With a top strap, and the plastic sheath's click lock this knife is truly ambidextrous.
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What the heck is a "built in click lock"?