Nice to finally have a new (to me) knife to review here on the boards...bought a $59.00 special deal on the Gerber LMF II ASEK from LAPOLICEGEAR.COM and got good service. The knife itself is really well made and I have no complaints about it whatsoever, came razor sharp and ready to go...but the sheath, is a dissapointment. The built in sharpener is nice, and the numerous molle attachments are nice, almost too nice, robust& heavy beyond belief. However when you try to snap the strap around the handle of the knife in the sheath, it has TWO of these little snap straps, and neither one is long enough to adequately reach around the handle. The top one just barely makes it with mucho force, and the bottom one (why they have two in the first place escapes me) doesn't work at all! Furthermore the blade tends to catch on the lower strap, and when this happens the operator tends to exert more force to sheath the blade which could cause a slip with that razor sharp steel and maybe cause a bad accident. This is too slow and too clumbsy of an arrangement, and if you ask me otherwise ruins nearly a perfect production survivial knife setup. What were they thinking? Correct me if I'm wrong...but isn't sheath snap strap design almost a no brainer?!? I have much cheaper knives with far better sheath designs...velcro would do, instead of snaps, or how about making them just a tad longer? Any sugeestions for modifications out there?