Cell Phone Pouch Bag Phone Belt Holster Pouch Holsters Multi-Purpose Tactical Molle Phone Carrying Case Tool Holder, Waist Pocket for Hiking & Rescue

Love my new smart phone case. Perfect for my Celero 5G+ 7 inches screen and iPhone 13 6.1 screen. Like the zipper on front, to carry coins.etc , and extrapocket to my lens cleaner for my eyes glasses. I hope this will last long.

What I like about this case1. The size it easily holds my iPhone 13 in otter box defender2. 3 pouches to hold either 2 other phones, note pad, wallet etc3. Stretch bands to hold pen on right side, and keep pouch to minimalist proportions.4. The belt loop large enough to accommodate a 2” belt5. Nylon construction appears to be durable however time will decide and looks like good quality.Now those are the features I like. It does have a zippered pouch in front that may have uses as a band aid storage or perhaps a hide a key ( but all cars using FOBs these days. To bad the zipper is polished instead of a matte color it’s just out of place.Now to what I don’t like or want to see added1. No molle panel or pals straps to add to molle panel. Like it or not but if this wants to marketed as EDC it needs to attach to molle panel. I wanted this to add to my vehicles molle panel and either I need to get molle sewed onto the back or add pal straps2. mini snap link is junk sticks, doesn’t lock and just doesn’t belong as well as the Dring it’s attached to on the rear. Hopefully the designer reads this ad removes those 2 worthless items and just sews to 1” nylon straps with hook/loop to attach to molle panel.3. Lack of hook loop panel on front to add morale patch/name tag/etc to personalize/identify it4. Only color available is black no FDE, Coyote Tan, OD Green, Sniper Grey, or any tactical patterns in so much demand for items like this your not understanding the customer base you’re targeting or overlooking.The design is dated to the Alice era 1960’s-1990’s this is the molle era. Military, LEO, Hunters, Veterans, Overlanders are all looking for molle gear. If this had molle I’d give it 4 stars. If it had all the changes I’d give it 5. But as it is I give it 3 which it what it is. Just doesn’t hit the mark I was expecting. I could be wrong and the designer had a totally different market they was targeting

Nice!

I have a Samsung S23+ phone with a military grade cover (so it is bulky) and it didn't come with a holster/clip. Sometimes I don't have pockets to carry it so I wanted an easy way. I thought since the description of this pouch said, "EASY TO USE- This tool pouch is designed for effortless installation and removal. It can be firmly attached to belts, straps, backpacks, chairs, and many other surfaces without the risk of falling off", that it had a clip to attach to a waist band, and not just a strap to thread onto a belt. How else could it "attach to a chair"? And the pictures that were shown in the description didn't really give me an answer or show the back either. So, I went ahead and got this since it looked nice, and had room for keys, ID, etc.This is a VERY well-made, sturdy, roomy canvas-style phone pouch! It's made from the tight-weave nylon "canvas" material that some expensive hiking/school backpacks are made from. It has a small zipper compartment on the front flap, The front flap is secured by a velcro closure. The inside has more compartments for ID, pen, glasses etc and PLENTY of space for my phone in its large protective case!UNFORTUNATELY, the pouch does NOT have a clip on the back to easily clip to a waistband, sweatshirt or strap of a backpack (or a CHAIR as the description suggests. Not even sure how that could be possible.)It DOES have a securely sewn on, tight-weaved "loop" to "thread" onto your belt. I do like the pouch A LOT, so I plan to modify the pouch by sewing on the backing of an old plastic phone holster that has a clip. (see picture) That's how much I like this pouch! Just wish it had a clip. (reason for -1 star)

Excellent value for a nice cell phone pouch type belt holster with many pockets but it's large and could be a bit bulky unless you have a large cell phone like mine. The extra pockets added to the bulkiness of this product but could be quite handy for carrying items such as a passport, minimalist wallet, money, or other identification cards (see images). This will come in handy for travel and at the airport and will be quite useful for outdoor activities such as cruise shore excursions. As in one of the attached images, you can see this larger cell phone pouch on the left next to my older holster which is just fine for anything up to 6.2 inch screen size like my older Motorola phone without a case. This durable nylon construction pouch should accommodate a cell phone 6.5 inch screen or larger with an Otterbox phone case on it and is much more comfortable than shoving it in your pocket.However there are some misgiving like the sewn on belt loop which require one to remove your belt from your pants belt loop to insert the pouch loop unlike my older phone pouch holster double snap on belt loop or other option like clip on. The included carabiner hook is too flimsy to be an option to secure it to your pants belt loop. Overall this is still a great product for under $10 with many utility option pockets which outweigh the minor weakness.

The Velcro is so cheep it might as well not even be there

I found this pouch to be just a bit too awkward for my taste. I couldn't use it how I wanted to because it was a fraction too narrow. It has a few pockets and seems to manage bulk well. It kept what I could fit in it organized but it didn't leave me completely hands-free, which defeated the purpose of my using it.