Knife Display Bag

Well made like the old ones. Not a smooth material which I like. Like heavy canvas with good learning ties.

I was looking for quality old school knife rolls to store and display my cheaper (but not junk) EDC knives I don't keep in the nice ball bearing roller lined drawer toolboxes. This is exactly what I was looking for to keep $40 to $110ish knives in when I'm not carrying and using them. It's well made and should last a lifetime. It secures the knives pretty well and they don't move around when rolled up. I saw someone else cut to fit and used rubber toolbox drawer liner to add an extra layer of protection inside their roll to "make sure". I didn't think that was too bad of an idea only I used black felt for mine and it works outstanding. You certainly wouldn't have to do this but it's cheap insurance that no pocket clips which some are coated get scratched up. If you slide your pocket clip knives all the way down without using the clips you would have to do this even less. Never the less it seemed like a good idea which I agreed with his assessment taking extra precaution measures. I liked the OD green color so that is what color I bought all 5 of mine in. Many of the knives are outdoorsy or Military style folders including even a bunch of Victorinox Swiss Army knives, Ontario Rat 1, Spydercos etc etc. I've been doing this a long time and nearly 50 years. I knew exactly what I was looking for from back in the day. I couldn't find it anywhere locally so I got lucky when I shopped on Amazon and found these for sale. Back in the pre 2000s days almost any serious knife collector used knife rolls. They have since kind of disappeared from the market due to the transformation from regular old pocket knives to the shift towards larger more robust tactical folders. This is what you really need and what all us old timers use/used.

I've collected a number of folding knives this year and when I travel I like to take a nice sample with me. This is a nice way to do that. The pocket sizes are perfect for the large and small knives. Nice and sturdy canvas holds up well and it rolls up into a nice package that is easy to stow in the truck.

Well-made and as should definitely last a long time. I use it to hold my fancy charcuterie forks, spoons, cheese knives, etc. My only disappointment is that the material is so heavy and waxy that it doesn't roll up as tightly as I had hoped it would, making it harder to store rolled up, kind of like a Nerf football. It's kind of overbuilt, which is nice from a quality standpoint, but does make it bulkier.

This knife display bag is a fantastic way to travel with my knives safely and stylishly. The compartments are well-padded and secure, keeping each knife protected and organized during transport. It’s lightweight yet durable, with a professional look that makes it great for shows, meetups, or just keeping your collection in order. The zippers are smooth, the handle is sturdy, and the layout makes it easy to access and display each piece. Whether you're a collector, chef, or enthusiast, this bag makes transporting your knives simple and stress-free. Pros: Great for travel and display Secure, padded compartments Durable and professional-looking Cons: Limited space for very large knives (depending on the model) Verdict: A reliable and stylish solution for anyone who needs to carry and showcase their knives with confidence.