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It is best to buy a knife and saya at the same time so we can ensure a good fit. If you’re buying a saya separately, we will need to know which knife you’re buying it for. Please let us know in the Comments section of your shopping cart.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
If a knife has a compatible saya, it is shown and linked on the knife’s page. If no saya is shown, then we do NOT have a saya that fits, in which case we recommend a felt blade guard.
We do not sell sayas for knives we do not carry on the website.
Reviews
15 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Safety Fits my CCK Cleaver PerfectlyPosted By: Carlos
I bought this saya along with my CCK cleaver and I don't know what I would do without it. The CCK cleaver is insanely sharp, which can make it difficult to store in a safe place that won't cut your hand or damage the edge. This saya fits perfectly and allows me to place the knife anywhere without worrying. My only complaint is that pin that holds the knife inside can be a bit difficult to pull out, but after about a dozen times of pulling it in and out it eases up.
I bought this saya along with my CCK cleaver and I don't know what I would do without it. The CCK cleaver is insanely sharp, which can make it difficult to store in a safe place that won't cut your hand or damage the edge. This saya fits perfectly and allows me to place the knife anywhere without worrying. My only complaint is that pin that holds the knife inside can be a bit difficult to pull out, but after about a dozen times of pulling it in and out it eases up.
Great Product Best Chinese Stainless Cleaver Under $100Posted By: Scott Gee
Chinese cleavers are everyday working knives for everyday people. Although you can spend hundreds of dollars on a Japanese made Chinese cleaver, this Chinese made cleaver is SOOTB, has decent edge retention and is easy to maintain. I re-edged it to 20 degrees and no chipping so far. My family owned a Chinese restaurant so have spent a lot of time with a cleaver the only knife on my board. If you don't mind a little more maintenance, their carbon steel knives cut a little better. Highly recommended.
Chinese cleavers are everyday working knives for everyday people. Although you can spend hundreds of dollars on a Japanese made Chinese cleaver, this Chinese made cleaver is SOOTB, has decent edge retention and is easy to maintain. I re-edged it to 20 degrees and no chipping so far. My family owned a Chinese restaurant so have spent a lot of time with a cleaver the only knife on my board. If you don't mind a little more maintenance, their carbon steel knives cut a little better. Highly recommended.
Great Saya for CCK Cleavers Gotta have thisPosted By: AA - verified customer
I thought this was gimmicky at first but soon realized this was a must-have item to safely store the companion cleaver I bought. Much cheaper than the ER copay to have your fingers stitched back together. Does a fine job of preserving the edge of your cutting instrument.
I thought this was gimmicky at first but soon realized this was a must-have item to safely store the companion cleaver I bought. Much cheaper than the ER copay to have your fingers stitched back together. Does a fine job of preserving the edge of your cutting instrument.
Small cleaver sheath 
A Nice SayaPosted By: Alex V. - verified customer
I plan to keep my CCK Small Cleaver for a while, so I decided to get the saya as well. NOTE: the case is a loose fit, and this is intentional. I would've liked it to be a little bit more form fitting, but it protects the knife well.
I plan to keep my CCK Small Cleaver for a while, so I decided to get the saya as well. NOTE: the case is a loose fit, and this is intentional. I would've liked it to be a little bit more form fitting, but it protects the knife well.
Moritaka as cleaver 210 Says for CCK 1303 Sizing Well-made Saya Nice Saya I'm going to purchase this sayaPosted By: Tom Dickinson
I know that it wasn't designed for this and it will probably fit a little loosely, but I'm going to purchase this saya for my CCK Lil' Rhino cleaver. I need something to protect my blade on that knife and it looks like this will do it. Never disappointed when I buy from CKTG.
I know that it wasn't designed for this and it will probably fit a little loosely, but I'm going to purchase this saya for my CCK Lil' Rhino cleaver. I need something to protect my blade on that knife and it looks like this will do it. Never disappointed when I buy from CKTG.
