For reference, most sheath clips either don’t rotate or rotate a maximum of 180 degrees. Typically, 90-degree rotations are the best you can expect, meaning they’ll carry up-and-down or side-to-side.
You can attach it to any piece of your kit — belt, boot, pack or whatever else — and orient your knife at whatever angle best suits your needs.
The S.O.A.R., by contrast, can be oriented in any direction, at any angle. That makes it remarkably versatile when it comes to mounting your knife. You can attach it to any piece of your kit — belt, boot, pack or whatever else — and orient your knife at whatever angle best suits your needs.
That might not sound that interesting, but it makes a huge difference for anyone who has felt stymied by the carry options of typical sheath clips.
If the brand can maintain this full 360 degrees of rotation while keeping the sheath secure when you find a position you like (meaning it doesn’t just spin or shift out of place every time you use it), this could be a huge deal for the fixed blade category.
