Kyocera Advanced Ceramic Knife Sheath-Fits Blades up to 6-inch long,Black

I bought a pair of ceramic knives from this same company, and they did not come with sheaths, so I found these and bought them. They fit well over the knives I bought. They're a thicker, hard plastic, and wry easy to use. I have had no issues with them so far. They protect the blades of my knives well, and do not slide or fall off the knives. They're made to hold onto the knife blade, and have done that well. I'm very pleased with these sheaths.

These sheaths are superb at protecting these ceramic knives and they are also good protection for you when searching for the knife in a drawer. As everyone knows, these knives are extremely sharp. These are the best protective knife sheaths I have seen.

Great product!

I have two Kyocera ceramic knives. And if you know ceramic knives, they can be very sharp but very brittle. Protect your knives with these plastic sheaths. I would've appreciated possibly a soft lining inside instead of just plastic, but they look nice and do the job.

An easy to use, sturdy knife sheath. I own other brands as well, but the Kyoceras are favorites for storing knives not kept in the block. They do not slip, are easy to put on and take off, and protect both knives and fingers.

Just received our knife yesterday. Surprisingly high quality for the price. the boss (spouse) likes it because it fits into her hand perfectly. Razor sharp. I would recommend buying a knife sheath to protect the blade and yourself.

The blade cover I had for years broke, and I needed to replace it. This was just what I was looking for. I am using it for a santuko knife with a 5-1/2 inch blade and it is perfect for that. It keeps my knife easily accessible in the drawer while keeping us safe from cuts.

Very sharp and lightweight. sharpest knife ever and also, it stays sharp for a lengthy period of time compared to others. I would definitely recommend getting the sheath to cover the blade when not in use because since ita ceramic, its very easy to chip if not handled correctly. So far, that is its only downfall, but its totally up to the user to keep good care of it. Instead of tossing it in the sink after use, I just make sure to wash it right away and dry it and putting it back in its sheath. Maybe thats why samurai always carry the their sword covers.