Topstache Leather Multitool Sheath with Belt Clip - Multitool Holster for Belt - EDC Belt Organizer Fits Multitool, Flashlight, Pen - Leather Multitool Pouch - Leather Multitool Holder

It suited my purpose glad I bought it.

I wanted something for work that was more durable than the nylon holster that I have used for the past few years. This has allowed me to carry my multitool and my flashlight, which are two things that I use quite a bit and as well as to carry my pair of Ginger pocket scissors in the pen slot. They slide perfectly into that little slot, and I now have the perfect trifecta of tools at my hip, ready to go at a moments notice. I’ve actually ended up using this outside of work as all I have to do is swap the scissors out for a nice pen and now I have a great EDC for outside of work. Now you could probably fit a pocket knife into the multitool slot, but I just keep that in my right pocket and this carries my other tools. It’s set up for belt carry or it does have a metal clip if you don’t have a belt, but I find that it works best with the belt as the clip is somewhat flimsy and with the multitool on, it tends to kind of fall forward and eventually will slide off my pants. But overall an absolutely great no-frills EDC hip tool holster pouch thing. I’ll probably buy another one just that way I can have a back up. The black looks really nice and the leather seems to be good quality and is stitched very well. I’ve been using this every day for the past few months and other than it breaking in nicely I haven’t seen any distress or major wear and tear on it. It’s held up very well. The only other minor gripe is that it does sit a bit high on my hip, but it’s not uncomfortable or anything it just took some getting used to to reach a little bit higher than what I’m used to for my tools.

Best money I've spent in a while. Always used bulky black nylon multi tool/flashlight carriers but they would wear and tear eventually. This lays flat and conforms to me. I can lay on my side while doing maintenance with no discomfort. Easy to inventory by feel without looking. Built well and looks like it will last. Holds everything securely. Don't like the metal clip on the back. Would've prefered another leather loop, but it's not a deal breaker. If you need a multi tool and flashlight carrier, get it! I carry a multi tool, mini flashlight, pen, and sharpie for work. Two thumbs up.

Well made, although most pens will stick out a bit at the bottom. Because of this I actually losty favorite pen in the field which was a bummer. I'm not sure if I can continue using the pen section because of this, I had to keep making sure to push it back down because it wouldn't stay.

Got this for work, here’s what I’ve found. Product is pictured with a AceBeam Pokelit AA, Olight O’Pen Mini 2 and a LEATHERMAN SUPER TOOL 300. All fit VERY well. I prefer the fact the light doesn’t go all the way through the holster as it protects the lens from being damaged/scratched. The leather is soft but not too soft to push a pocket clip into the dedicated holsters. This has a nice look to it with a very functional clip and belt loop combination for carrying. The Mini 2 fits nicely. Goes in easy and comes out easy without bringing the tip below the multi tool, again, avoiding scratches/damage to the tip from sitting down and standing up. My LEATHERMAN ST300 fits snugly without wet-molding the fit to the tool. It doesn’t fall out when turned upside and and given a decent shake. Storage capacity is ample for my chosen carry. Should fit up to a Warrior 3 size light I believe if you would like and possibly even thicker diameter light. The Pokelit AA kinda floats in there so you can definitely go bigger if you wanted with your torch. I added the X clip with a titanium quick disconnect for my keys. Only negative feedback I have is the riveted eyelet is definitely more for lanyard use or maybe a shackle. Split ring through it for keys makes the keys sit pretty wonky. That’s not even a real “complaint,” more a difference in carry preference. Don’t know about longevity but this seems like a nice lite-medium use option. I will update if things start to fall apart.