The only multitool sheath I've ever needed
0I've tried multiple sheaths and none of them really did it for me and it all comes down to bulkyness and orientation. So I started making my own by sewing leather and pressing kydex to folding steel.... but all those fancy methods got destroyed by a simple roll of duct tape. I went to tbe hardware store and found the duct tape with the coolest texture, then I wrapped the tape around the Arc including the pocket clip as tight as I deemed necessary with the glue facing outwards, then I wrapped it again but this time time glue side inwards (glue to glue) then I did the same to my belt, and with those two separate "molds" I trim off the sides to size (make it bigger than you need because if you wrap something aye an angle you'll get some glue overlap) and then I take the belt loop and thread my belt through it and then I hold the Arc sheath up to the belt loop (bersonally I have it mounted in front of the belt on the right side of the buckle with the Arc being ejected to the right, I use index or thumb to push the Arc out and into my palm with the knife ready to deploy all of this single handed in one motion, no velcro flap or lock stop button. Out of all the sheaths ive used and made, I've ended up making a duct tape sheath for all my knives multi tools and bit sets, because it only takes about 10 mi uses, dosent look that bad (not that ot matters because no one sees it) and i like front mounting it horizontally because i dont feel it and it easily deployable while seated and standing and it dosent take pocket space