Handyman case

[Wincenty]

Hello there, I am wondering if there is a case for Victorinox Handyman 1.3773 in which the Handyman fits really tight. Something that won't enlarge the SAK a lot.
I would also really appreaciate it if someone who has a Handyman with such a case could upload a picture of it with the SAK in. Thanks in advance

[Steinar]

I suspect you will have to do a custom order (Etsy, Skinth Solutions, ...) or make something yourself. The Handyman is a great knife, but not a big seller, so it's generally relegated to using the same cases as its bigger brother, SwissChamp.

We had a thread a while ago where a member showed how he made a slip sheath for a SAK using shrink tubing, another guy made a belt sheath from bicycle tyre inner tubes. I guess those can be adjusted pretty much arbitrarily and would be pretty hard to beat for a tight and slim fit.

[neillcurrie]

The Cocoon idea was mine, I think:
http://blogericious.blogspot.com/2013/08/creating-form-fitting-cocoon-for-knife.html

[Steinar]

The Cocoon idea was mine, I think:
http://blogericious.blogspot.com/2013/08/creating-form-fitting-cocoon-for-knife.html

 

[sLaughterMed]

The Cocoon idea was mine, I think:
http://blogericious.blogspot.com/2013/08/creating-form-fitting-cocoon-for-knife.html

Cool blog Neil. Just spent a while reading it.  The CT bit solution is especially great, im going to use that one for mine.

[shibafu]

Another option, that would be quick and easy if you have access to a sewing machine:
http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,59701.0.html

[Zed]

I personally prefer a suspension type clip on this size sak and put it in my from pocket,I have got a pouch made by my sister in law that holds a 4 layer sak and a torch and mini pry bar,fits perfectly in my back pocket