Choosing The Right Pocket Sheath Clip

Posted by Delta Sheath on Mar 19th 2023

Updated February 2025 - 

Both from an aesthetic perspective and a functional point of view, the clip is the central component of a pocket sheath. 

The clip determines the type of pocket sheath, its advantages and disadvantages, and how well it functions in everyday carry life. Here are the various clip options available here at Delta Sheath along with their pros and cons.

 

Mummert Clip - This is the best all-around clip option. The Mummert clip is made of titanium and can be used as a pocket or belt clip. Constructed thick enough to handle daily life in the pocket or on the belt. The hold on the belt is solid, and the hold on the pocket is second only to the UltiClip in pocket-holding strength. The rounded edges provide a user-friendly experience as there are no sharp edges. This clip has the least likelihood of breaking and is easy to replace if it ever does break. The best investment in your pocket carry/everyday carry setup. 

Pros

• Very strong clip 

• Belt or pocket carry 

• Removable and replaceable

Cons

• Price 

• Not ambidextrous (right- and left-hand models available)

 

UltiClip - The UltiClip is your #1 option if your priority is for the sheath to stay put in your pocket while drawing the knife. The UltiClip clamps down onto your pocket seam like nothing else. Ideal for outdoor/workshop/first responder environments. 

Pros

• Locks onto your pocket and stays there during unsheathing. All other clips will release your pocket during unsheathing before this one does. 

Cons

• Can be abrasive to your surroundings. Customers have mentioned instances of scratching furniture, etc.

 

DCC Clip - The Discreet Carry Concepts clip is a fantastic new option. We use the Mod 4 1.5" models. Although this is meant as a pocket sheath, it could easily be clipped onto your belt if necessary in a pinch. Excellent clip option. 

Pros

• Holds onto your pocket very well. May need to withdraw from pocket for unsheathing until leather breaks in. 

Cons

• Can be slightly abrasive to your surroundings.