QSP Bison D2 Fixed Blade Knife w/ Kydex Sheath

the whole point of this discussion is to try and make leather sheaths more viable for storage. besides, been storing my knives in leather sheaths for years. all carbon steel knives, no issues with rust except the first sheath i made. (but that was literally my first leather project, so theres a bunch of.... not great 'features' included) also... why would i use wd40 when i have access to multiple proper leather conditioners and finishers? long term, you're going to have a lot of dust buildup in your sheath, its going to be even worse for even short term carry. this can also promote fungal growth long term. plus now you cant use your knife to cut food. i mean, you could, but you end up smelling that stuff all over your food. not to mention all the superficial damage it can cause with current dyes, finishers, conditioners, etc. wd40 works in a pinch, but its not great long term. sort of like using wd40 as a lubricant for your knife pivot. it works until it clogs up

Y'all are nuttier then black squirrels in an oak tree. Spray some WD-40 into your leather sheaths so the inside soaks it up, give it a light spritz once a month to refresh it. Also sheaths are meant for carrying a blade and makeing it easier to use, not for storage so if you're leaving your knife in its leather sheath overnight then you're just being a bad knife owner.