Knife attachment

[TxHockeyGuy]

I put mine on my right shoulder strap with zip ties, note mine isn't a zeagle knife though. It stays put, is out of the way, and is easy to get to.

 

[RonFrank]

Anyone have pictures of their knife attached to a Zeagle BC?

I zip tie mine to the waist belt/cumberbun.

This is the knife (or similar) I have, and I've been diving with this zip tied to my BC for several years now. I find a knife is invaluable..... For cutting FRUIT! :mooner:

 

[Skinsfan1311]

Here's mine on the right side bladder flap. The knife is a Wenoka Blackie Collins TI blunt tip.

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You're covering up that cool "ZEAGLE" logo!!

 

[dmdoss]

mine is on the belt.

 

[Richesb]

I zip tie mine (Riffe) to the corragated hose same as Scott has mentioned. Easily acessible, yet out of the way.

 

[RICHinNC]

I like that zip tie idea. Will have to give that a look see when I get back home.

On the Wacona I know you can take out the screw down thingies and it will sit relatively flat. Dont have to "permanently alter" anything.

Oh, and something I learned a long time ago. If you are going to do the burn route, dont use a soldering iron as they get too hot and are normally too big at the tip.

Take a small nail and some vise grips and heat the nail with a lighter or something. Use a nail much smaller than what you need. The reason is once the material starts to melt it will continue to do so for a short distance. If you use a nail the exact size of the hole you need, the hole will end up much bigger than you need. If you can get a piece of material to practice on....much recommended !!

 

[crpntr133]

Don't have pics but I put mine all the way down on the left shoulder strap. It kinda hides behind the pocket.

 

[Skinsfan1311]

I zip tie mine (Riffe) to the corragated hose same as Scott has mentioned. Easily acessible, yet out of the way.

gotta pic? Thanks!

 

[Matt S.]

I use the fold-out pocket on my Ranger.

 

[ScottZeagle]

Oh, and something I learned a long time ago. If you are going to do the burn route, dont use a soldering iron as they get too hot and are normally too big at the tip.

Take a small nail and some vise grips and heat the nail with a lighter or something. Use a nail much smaller than what you need. The reason is once the material starts to melt it will continue to do so for a short distance. If you use a nail the exact size of the hole you need, the hole will end up much bigger than you need. If you can get a piece of material to practice on....much recommended !!

Yes, I forgot to mention that as well...thanks!!!!