With a deep-carry clip to keep it secure in your pocket, the Leatherman Skeletool KBx Folding Knife Coyote Tanfrom Leatherman Skeletool KBx Folding Knife Coyote Tanis a useful everyday carry folder. Its 2.6", 420HC-steel, partially serrated blade locks in the open position for safety. There's a bottle opener built into the base of the clip. The Skeletool KBx is assembled in the USA and comes in clamshell packaging.

420HC Partially Serrated Locking Blade    Pocket Clip    Bottle Opener    Lightweight at 1.3 Ounces    Closed Length 3.5"    Clamshell Packaging

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this the updated, Dec. 2017 version of the Slide strap?

A: That would be correct!

Q: 2. Does this include the V4 anchors?

A: We are still working through stock on our straps with V3 Anchors, though if you get V3 Anchors you can request the new V4 versions if needed here: a href= https://www.peakdesign.com/anchorupdate target= _blank https://www.peakdesign.com/anchorupdate/a

Q: 3. Would this be able to handle a Blackmagic 6kPro rigged with a follow focus using a Canon 16-35 lens?

A: Yes, the Peak Design Slide Camera Strap (Sage Green) can support that load without a problem.

Q: 4. Is the strap removable?

A: While you can disconnect the strap in the middle, you will not be able to remove it from the bag.

Q: 5. Can this strap be used to carry a large lens like a Canon 500mm or 600mm?

A: Sure can! Each Anchor which is the attachment point for our straps is designed to hold up to 200lbs. of force.

Q: 6. why is the gripper on the outside of strap?

A: The following strap offers a non slip design on both inside and outside of the strap. Half nonslip on the outside neck area and full nonslip on the inside of the strap.

Q: 7. Is the slide or slideIite better for mirrorless with telephoto/super telephoto lens?

A: I use various PD straps with the heavy telephotos like the 70-200mm and 200-500mm Nikkors on my D500 and Z6. When I do, I attach the tabs to the lens and use the strap to hold the lens, not the body. This makes for a more secure carry and relieves the weight of a heavy lens on the lens mount.

Q: 8. This strap has smooth and non-slip sides. So it is reversible and you can choose which one you want. But if you choose non-slip, those two quick-adjusters will be on the body side. These adjusters will hurt and wont adjust. Is this correct or I am missing something?

A: I use this strap with my Nikon D850 and I think it is the best strap I have ever used. It is very comfortable with either side out and the adjustments are convenient in or out as well. The two inch wide webbing easily supports the weight of the camera for long days. The quality is excellent and I will be buying a second one in the near future.

Q: 9. Would the Canon XA55 fit in this case?

A: To fit the Canon XA55 in this case you would need to completely break it down, including taking off the XLR top handle and removing the lens hood. We do not recommend this case for the XA55 because of that. We recommend the Pelican 1500 instead, BH #PE1500FB. https://bhpho.to/2YZSOYa

Q: 10. I have an fuji xt3, 10-16mm,16-80mmand 70-300mm lens. will the 6L fit all that? Thanks

A: Yes, the Peak Design Everyday Sling v2 6L does fit the X-T3, 10-24mm, 16-80mm, and the 70-300mm. However, it's a little snug, and they will need to be organized well with some of your lenses stacked in order to fit.