Leather Multitool Sheath, EDC Belt Organizer for 5.2" Multi-tools/Flashlight/Pens/Keys (Dark Brown)

Awesome purchase, product is exactly as described and meshes perfect with hip. Even a leather fold to tuck shirt under for quick access.

The media could not be loaded. If you can afford it don’t buy this and go to tale of knives but as for cheap $10 knockoffs, I think this product is the best quality you’ll find.

This is a pretty functional and well made EDC multi-tool/knife sheath for a pretty fair price for what you get with it. The leather isn’t the thickest but the layout/design is pretty functional and the stitching everywhere seems pretty strong. You can fit a variety of different compact folding knives, multi tools, or flashlights in the two main side pouches and a pretty wide range of pens, pencils, scribes, etc in the center loops. The circular cut outs at the base of the man two pouches is also a nice touch that makes it a little easier than most to get items up and out. The two key/fob loops at each end are another nice design choice that gives this more functionality than a lot of EDC sheath options out there. The leather used could stand to be a little thicker and I wish they offered this in a black finish as well, but overall it’s a pretty good, versatile sheath for the price…solid four stars.

It is my pleasure to review this pouch. There's so many good things about this, I don't really know where to begin. It's low profile, doesn't dig into your hip when you sit down or if you have it towards the rear quarter of your waist and you sit in a chair it doesn't dig into your back.It can easily hold three medium to large size EDC tools, I currently have a Gerber Suspension NXT multi tool, bolt pen and small flashlight, which all fit very well.There are two smaller pockets on the pouch, each one has a hole cut into it which allows you to insert your finger from the bottom and apply upward pressure to extract your tool of choice.It is real leather all the way around, no cheap fake leather or anything like that.The only minor criticism I might level: the pouch has two d-rings on each side of the pouch for you to hang things on, it would have been nice if one of those had been a small carabiner. One of the other items I have reviewed was a carabiner that I got specifically to attach to this thing and as you can see in the pictures they work very well.All In all, five stars, two massive thumbs up well worth it.

I wouldn't wear this around town but it'll be good in the woods. I can hold a small flashlight, knife, and spork securely on my belt, along with clipping my keys to one of the two D-rings. A Buck 110 folding lockblade fits well in the right-side pocket it but a Leatherman Wave was tight. Neither fit in the left pocket.I'd like the leather to be thicker but it should be fine as is. The stitching was very well done. Along with the belt holes on either side, it also has a loop on the back for extra security. I'm pleased with this sheath.

A bit smaller than expected but than will take up less room on your belt. It did not fit the surge but a wave should be able to be forced in. The leather is pretty thin but should hold up. Single stitched but looks good and quality workmanship. The only real issue I can identify is how high it rides on the belt. The current Leatherman sheath I have the top is almost level with the waistband this is quite a bit higher and rubs the waist and ribs a bit. It should mold to your form over time and also become softer with age.

The Sogcase multitool holder is real leather nicely sewed. It will hold a few small tools, pen or pencil a small flash light and fits the standard Leatherman multi tool. What I liked most about this tool holder is the steel loops on the ends for keys. Mount your keys on a press in clip on a key holder and you can clip the keys on the loops for easy on and off access . The case is set up with a belt loop and is nice and slim fitting close to your body

Fits nicely on my 1.5” 5.11 belt, I was able to thread the belt while my Leatherman and flashlight were in, but if the belt is larger, you’ll need to load it up after it’s on the belt. The leather itself seems to be high quality, and is sturdy enough not to fold up when reinserting a tool while it’s on my belt.I’ve always wanted one of these, it’s a great way to keep some basics together and throw them all on your belt at the same time.