Lynch Northwest is one of the only makers producing serious aftermarket clips for Microtech knives, and the pairing makes sense: precision American OTFs deserve better than bent steel riding their frames. Each Lynch Microtech clip is machined from domestic 6AL-4V grade 5 titanium and hand formed in Casey Lynch's Rockford, Washington shop, bringing genuine deep carry geometry to knives that usually sit high and proud in the pocket.
An out the front automatic is the last knife most owners want printing in public, which makes a deep carry clip more than a cosmetic upgrade. Lynch's titanium clips drop the knife lower in the pocket, leave a minimal sliver of hardware showing, and hold their spring tension through years of daily draws. These clips are built handed rather than universal, matching the way a directional knife actually gets carried, and every one is backed by Lynch's lifetime guarantee against bends and tweaks.
The right hand Ultratech clip covers the widest ground, fitting the Ultratech across generations along with the UTX-85, Daytona, Makora, Scarab, and the standard Dirac, though not the Dirac Delta. The MSI clip is purpose built for the MSI Ram Lock and also fits the Amphibian and Stitch Ram Lock, with a dedicated MSI Mini pattern for the compact frame. The LUDT 3 clip rounds out the lineup for Microtech's side opening automatic. Fitment is specific with Microtech, so match the clip to your exact model before ordering.
Finish options run from clean stonewashed titanium to black Cerakote and the darker blacksmith treatment, complementing Microtech's own hardware options rather than fighting them. Swapping takes a Torx driver and a light touch, and the transformation in carry is immediate. The full Lynch Northwest collection covers the rest of the titanium lineup, from Spyderco and Benchmade clips to prybars and knives.