How to carry your knife on a backpack

[floydwilliams]

Neighbors wife : Stan!!! The crazy knife lady is out in her yard again!!!!?

[azwelke]

I appreciate you, because you are showing that women can carry knives, and you are a good example to show that it's not bad or crazy to like knives.😊👍

[gordonf.mcclelland]

Beautiful and I love your hair braided. Enjoy life filled with laughter and abundant blessings!

[Sagis]

theres all kinds of cool things out there.thanks for another one Melissa

[Seazofcheese]

Thanks 🙏🏻 Just ordered my first fixed blade knife after watching this video 😊

[strollbaby]

Nice looking connection system - just easy and simple.

[dwaynesilzer]

Hello Melissa that's a great way to carry that knife I like it Dwayne from Saskatchewan Canada❤😊

[javiernoriega]

I really like that system, simple and practical. Very instantly applicable.

[erickieffer]

This lady is so persuasive! She go me wanting to carry fixed blade and sheath!

[daveduncan]

Wow, that’s really good. I like that. You do a great job. Keep up the good work.

[danielsun]

I didn’t even see the knife with you smiling like that.

[musoman]

That is super cool! Looks very efficient too!

[Brabdog]

She must be an Alien. They say they’re living among us. There’s no way a human being can be that physically perfect.

[GailUrge-vqqn]

I agree....it's very handy right there.

[dwightemery]

I carry an Austrian Army Glock 78 like this that was designed as a bayonet for the Steyr Aug Bullpup Nato assault rifle. I have a bullpup rifle that I custom built and I never put a boyonet on it but the knife designed for the Steyr Aug I use a lot and I really like how it functions... this knife you demonstrate is interesting... the Glock 78 has a safety clip so it can not be pulled out if you have it in the knife sheath with pressing the clip so it can be drawn out with out depressing the safety clip which is good for military purposes. I think it is one of the best field knives I have ever owned... use it a lot and it has never given me any issues. Thanks for your videos and wish you and your followers the best...

[artyom_zdanek]

In an interesting contrast; This type of carry is fairly decent for ordinary, low stress situations, such as a nice walk through the woods, out camping with peripheral kit, Etc... Where a high stress situation, (enter obvious high stress situation here) it is wise to carry a bladed tool in a location on your person where it is easiest to deploy it yourself, but is difficult to deploy for a second-party entity... Good advice overall though, not a bad idea to carry a small fixed when just out and about....

[zeroisnine]

I dunno, I would be more worried about how its positioned where you have to point the blade upward towards your face. The sheath itself though looks really cool, but I would position it in a more traditional waist position. Just feels more safe and secure, and really fast deployment depends on where your hands are at the moment.

[oscar]

There is a lot to learn from you, it is a

[HOBJM]

I advise against this, I frequently hike every weekend and used to carry my knife like this… one day I had my knife fall from the sheath it sliced through my glove and thumb… needed several stitches, surgery, and months of healing, lost feeling in my thumb because it severed all my nerves.

[dandlion]

That's one of my favourite ways for you to carry your fixed blades while hiking.