Is this vest stab proof?
172094
No. It is a light stretchable fabric designed for concealment, not as armor.
172095
Nope! This is not a tactical vest. It is made from lightweight dry-fit material.
172096
Nothing is "stab proof". This product does not offer any protection that any other brand of t-shirt offers.
172097
No..it's a heavy duty shirt & reinforced in the holster areas, but wouldn't stop a knife.
988711
No, I don't believe so, but I suppose you could make an opening yourself and reinforce the edges around the opening. I use a collar. I really like the vest for my dog especially during hunting season.
1609170
No, if you are wanting to change your loadout parameters I'd suggest a molle vest or chest rig. It'll cost more in the long run though but you can always just buy a right handed vest like this one. Keep in mind this vest is not stealthy with its velco.
1642491
" Will the sheath on this mount upside down, like on a backpack strap or a web vest?"Yes it will, and very securely. The effort required to retract the knife from the sheath is adjustable, so there will be no chance of loosing this excellent knife. Howard RamsayFirst Class Hospital CorpsmanFleet Marine ForceU.S.Navy (Retired)
1201188
It's sturdy enough, well built. There is no reason why it shouldn't last, except for a direct stab. Hope this helps
1306976
Unfortunately, I can't answer your question. My dog never had the opportunity to use her vest. She became ill shortly after I purchased it.
1320411
You did not specify what the vest was made of. If leather, be careful to fill the holes with a toothpick to minimize visibility. It is not going to magically make the holes disappear, it will only fill them in so you don't have holes for air or water to seep through.
954646
Yes. It has a hard plastic insert inside the sheath to protect it from the blade.
989223
Unfortunately not. It does have a hollow rivit hole at the tip through which a heavy piece of cord may be passed through in an attempt to secure the sheath to something. Perhaps to be worn around the neck or lashed into and through the bootlaces.
1921997
The badges are very small and have a pin on back like a broach to attach to clothing . If you wanted to connect the chain to the pin you could but if the pin opens it could possibly stab you.
1133616
I've found that it's good for impacts, I bought mine for protection from bokken strikes and it's great for that. It could probably save you from a few slashes but it would get shredded. Stabing could be problematic, the seems between the pads are tough but I think a fixed blade or a double edged blade would penetrate it. To be clear I have only taken blunt object strikes in mine. The only body armor I KNOW will stop blades is chainmail and Dragonscale.
92984
It dont say in the desciption but owning one myself I can say yes it is, It has many eyelets and alot of paracord. so you should be able to set it up right side up sideways or upsidedown. It may be a pain to set it up on a molle compatible vest but when done its not going anywhere even during ops. It is on the cheap side $18.00 (knife and sheath) but the button strap that holds the knife in is adjustable also so you can make it tight and its not going anywhere.
1470968
In play (as in not stabbing anything) yes. I don't think the blade would hold up of you had to stab anything though.
901933
If I remember correctly it is. I have mine put away somewhere and haven't worn it in forever because I was looking for something in conceal carry. This rides in such a way that it sticks out like a sore thumb unless you are wearing a large coat or extremely baggy shirt.
135537
No. The body of the vest is mesh, the rest of the vest is the solid floatation type material. It is an excellent vest, light weight and not bulky. My husband uses it for both kayaking and dragon boating.
1730973
No. It does have many holes that can be used to secure the sheathe with 550 para-cord. On a side note, I like this Tanto, its not a knife I'd wear on my vest. I wear the Kabar, and have the Tanto in my pack. I've tried it both ways and the KaBar is the better go to knife for anything I've come across.
220346
I can't see it happening. It's a pretty sturdy scabbard, and I've sheathed/unsheathed it quite a few times without a hint of it cutting through