Universal Shoulder Harness Sheath

Easy fit,very comfortable, again,a must have.thanks, for a great product, will purchase another

The quality of this harness is better than expected for faux leather. It actually does feel like leather. My only gripe is the back strap is not one continuous piece. They joined 2 halves together with two rivets and I can definitely feel them on my spine. It's quite annoying. I don't know if they all come this way or I just happened to order one that was scabbed together.

The materials are all good, but it needs to be a lot tighter. I have it set to be as tight as possible but it needs more. I can draw both of my katanas from it just fine, but getting them back in is not possible.

I ordered my shoulder harness on Monday and it got here on Saturday at noon I got it to put on my black shinwa ninjato which I also got from BUDK the shoulder harness looks good its black to match my sword and even though it's imitation leather it smells like new leather! It has the united cutlery logo on it and looks really good. The only bad thing about it is im 5ft 8in tall with 29' waist its a lil big for me and hangs loose I'm gonna have to punch some extra holes to tighten it up to fit me perfect but that's not really a problem so all N all I'm happy and I get to start shopping for the next product I'm gonna get from BUDK !!! I recommend this shoulder harness !

Excellent product and very fast delivery. The "imitation leather" is like a very thick rubber and appears to be very durable. Although a katana would be virtually impossible to draw from the back, my wakizashi fits, wears, and draws perfectly!

This thing is awesome! I bought a sword that already included its own custom strap system and this one is definitely better quality, plus you can easily arrange to have multiple swords on at once if you buy two of these. This strap is made by United cutlery, which I value to be one of the higher quality manufacturers, right under Cold Steel. Easily adjustable, easy to move if you need to make a little slack to get the sword out of the sheath from behind your back.

I've had my back strap for a few years now. The quality of the system is actually rather nice - I've had no problems with any stitching, no problems with the buckles and such. The leather has held up nice, despite a minimum of attention.<br /><br />However, the one problem I have with it is that it's proven entirely impractical. The sword does not rest low enough, perhaps? The result is that the sword cannot be drawn while wearing this as the picture shows.<br /><br />That being said, it is still rather useful if you don't mind carrying the blade over your shoulder, as you would a rifle.

It serves its intended purpose admirably, which is to sling a sword over the back. The false leather material is stiff but durable; unfortunately, the straps aren't the most comfortable in the world for the same reason. <br /><br />For those trying to draw swords from the back, movie- or videogame- style -sorry, no can do. Just not designed for that.

I've had this thing for about a week now and the strap is beginning to come apart. gluing it to make it stay may be ideal.<br /><br />Possibly not the best matarial but I suppose this is what you get for $15+

I bought this to go with my Halloween costume for a sword I bought which happen to be the anime fantasy sword with scabbard. I'm able to wear it but I can not draw my sword at all which is disappointing. I think it is made only for samurai swords.

nicely made, a little stiff. but with a little work it loosens up. ofcourse you can't draw the blade that easily from it, at least not a large one, I belive the rule is "If it's shorter thanyour arm, you can draw it from your back". easly worth the price.