C. Risner Cutlery Logo Leather Knife Slip Small - Buck Brown

The small size will fit most of my slip joint knives and the fit and finish is excellent.
The leather quality is very good and the stitching is tight and straight! You won’t be disappointed.

I bought one of the “small” leather slips for my new Kentucky Holler Jack…it was a perfect match and fit like a glove. Good quality, good materials…all around winner.

These slips fit the #32 Indian Heads perfectly. Leather quality and stitching are excellent. I own a few slips that cost double this price that are not as nice as these. Lesson learned: I will only buy slips from TPK from now on. Also, if you ever offer the large in chocolate I’ll be buying several more. Thanks Austin

This is a very well made premium tanned smooth leather slip with very nice stamped logo. While most people are touting this size for knives approximately 3.75” in length, it will also work well for thicker shorter knives. I ended up using this particular Buck brown color slip for a 3.5” OAL Tony Bose Case Saddlehorn stag horn, and the thicker swell at the butt of that knife makes it fit perfectly here. I bought this same slip in blue for a blue micarta Hedgehog which is also the perfect fit for that knife. The look and feel of these pouches is second to none, and I’ll be getting another chocolate one soon for an A.G. Russell Premium Scout which is also a perfect size for this slip. The only suggestion I would make is one others have made that a slightly smaller slip also be offered, for slimmer 3.25” - 3.5” knives, like the mini-trapper. I have a more slender Queen gunstock that’s also a bit lost in the standard size slip. Anyway, get one of these at least, you won’t regret the purchase!

I ordered a traditional knife. The knife is a Lake Champlain Barlow with jigged titanium scales with a hollow ground m390 steel. I noticed that it came out of the small slip so I ordered a larger one. Austin took care of me by sending a new leather slip and let me keep the smaller one even offered to send it back but I ended up saying “ just keep it! “ that hollow ground m390 blade is ridiculously sharp and cuts great!