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I love this thing! Literally zero regrets. I use it for work and fill the whole thing up, I hook my keys to the forward clip, use the black strap for a Radio hook, I keep my "Simpl" Pen in the elastic strap (it doesn't have a clip); and, I attach my RFID badge to the little U loop at the back. The large "Sheathe" part also holds my original Buck 110 perfectly, and securely. There is also enough leather to allow for a perfect mold on the knife. 10/10 GREAT utility pouch. I'm not sure if I want to buy 10 more or start making them for myself as the leather eventually wears out and I need to replace it in 20 years. I wear it on my left hip just behind my pocket and it is Perfect. Absolutely Perfect.

This thing is awesome! The leather feels nice and the design overall isn’t too bulky considering it lets me carry a leatherman, flashlight, knife, pen and my keys!Very easy to use, holds all of my EDC gear and it should hold up durability wise being that it is leather.

Like many of you, I see the ads for a very high-end leather EDC carry like this that runs upwards of $150. and I am temped. I decided to spend a lot less for this and purchased their 'package' that included the flashlight, pen and the carry device in deep rich brown. I like it but time will tell. You want it tight enough to work things in and not fall out. The flashlight they included works well. I would like for my Milwaukee USB flashlight to fit but it is much larger. The pen is fine, no excitement there. My Leatherman Surge fits very well, snug and comes out easily with the lower finger opening where you can push it up. One thing I do like a lot is the leather pieces at the top which prevents a rub into your side. I'm a big guy so this will be really nice. For the price, I think you get a darn good EDC carry!

I love it . I carry it on my belt half of the time . It's sturdy and I carry my multitool, flash light , folding knife , pen and some keys . It's get heavy with all this staff on my belt and that is fact but I still love it bc it's comfortable to carry. Good product definitely

This product is amazing. Great quality leather, snug low profile fit and holds everything I carry daily as a property manager snugly and securely. I do not really even feel it when I'm sitting or driving which is great because half my day is spent doing both. I have a multi tool, knife, flashlight, sharpie pen, a bath door lock and garbage disposal tool all tucked into it and it just holds.If I had to point out one negative or slight annoyance, is that I wish it had a wasteband clip along with the belt loops. The issue is, that when you unzip your pants to pee, the unit will slide off your belt from the weight. I have it tucked behind the first belt loop on my pants sitting on my hip but it will pull my belt loose and the unit will slip off the belt and onto the floor if you don't hold it. Not a huge deal but it can be annoying if you are in a nasty public bathroom with questionable floors.All In all, this thing looks cool, works great, holds all my daily carry, and I am extremely pleased with my purchase!

I've used this as my everyday carry for work. It's not the most comfortable any thing you put in the pouch will cause indentations when it is full on your side. The leather is good quality. Only part that failed was the lower bucket that broke off rather quickly. I would say for the price it's worth it, but just know you're not getting the quality more so the affordability. The pen slot works although it has already seen distress after only 6 months of use so no telling how long until that breaks. I bought it because it fit my Leatherman and I used the black carabiner part for work although it was more of an attachment point and not using the Clip so I can't say if that will break as well. It's decent other than the part that broke off.

I bought this because I wear Levi’s to work everyday and my pockets are full enough. In my “belt-pouch”, I keep a cheap multitool, an Olight Arkfeld, a small folding knife (either the Gerber Lite folding utility knife or the Baby Banter), a metal pen with a clip, and I’ll sometimes attach my key leash to the metal clip.I really like how much weight this takes out of my pockets. All I carry in my jeans now are my cell phone and a front-pocket wallet. Everything else that I need is right on my hip, at the ready. As a result, my pants are even more comfortable.I’ve been using it daily and it’s not showing any unusual wear. Just the normal scratches (patina?) that leather gets. The stitching is very strong.Sometimes I take it off because there’s a slim chance someone could mistake it for a holster if I’m wearing a jacket, hoodie, or outer-flannel, but that’s really only in sensitive environments that I don’t want to deal with getting asked about it. Even then, I just drop it in my bag and know that all my highest use items are right at the top of the bag and in the exact same place.It’s really great for my uses in I.T. It saves me countless trips to my truck or wherever I left my tool-bag. I’m able to tackle most unexpected issues that pop-up with a good flashlight and a multitool. I mostly keep the knife on there for opening boxes, bags, zip-ties, and cutting through some shrink wrap and insulation.I paid about $27 for this but it’s closer to $22 now. I think it’s worth it. Just don’t expect to be able to wear it with a thin, dress-belt. It will scratch the highly finished leather and be a little uncomfortable because the belt is too narrow. In my opinion, even with a dress-belt it’s still better than trying to keep all that stuff in your pockets.It works and looks fine with khakis or Dickies-style work pants, too. The thicker and wider the belt, the better the fit and weight distribution.If you work in a trade that needs a real tool-belt then this isn’t for you. But if you use a bag or box with specialized tools and don’t carry it into every room you go, you’ll probably really appreciate this thing. You still have your back-pockets to hold a few screwdrivers, pliers, drill-bits, and screws.If I need a tape measure for a task, I will usually move the knife to my fifth pocket and clip the tape measure on where the knife usually goes or clip it to the other side of my belt.If it means anything, I’m a relatively tall guy, so it may appear more noticeably on those who are shorter in stature. I don’t think I’d let that turn me off to it, though I can’t really say for sure. It’s not small but it carries very well.If I’m driving a very long distance I might take it off if I’m using a vehicle with smaller seats. In that case it’s easier (and more comfortable) to just remove my belt for the trip and put it back on when I get out. In a truck or larger, American, fleet-type-car it doesn’t interfere with the seat-belt.I hope this is helpful to someone.