Nite Ize Clip Pock-Its XL Utility Holster - Tactical Pouch with Pockets for Tools - Utility Multi-Tool Belt Pouch with Strong Clip

As made, there is a division sewn into the main pocket about 1/3 the way across the top. For those with VERY LITTLE to carry, that's a good idea--the smaller 1/3 is perfect for a flashlight. I needed something different, so I removed the stitching that separated the two areas and now have one empty space into which I can insert multiple tools. Here are the high points:* durable fabric--does NOT attract or show soil readily* solid stitching* strong belt clip--still, care must be taken that unit does not detach going into and getting out of vehicles--it's possible to catch on seat belt. For me, a CLIP is crucial--I cannot fumble with a belt pouch that requires removal of belt to wear/take off* small, outside, lower "ring" to which I attach a micro-light and a whistle using tiny double carabiners--* two (2) belt loops outside pocket into which I insert other tools* at the bottom on main pocket is space for mini USB cable/earbuds* small outside pocket has limited space* in back is a small, tight pocket in which I keep copies of licenses, a business card, and a couple of other cards--this is NOT a spacious pocket, and that's fine with me* fold down velcro top is INDISPENSABLE to me--my tools are hidden from sight + protected against falling out or pick pockets.* entire unit sturdy enough to allow "overstuffing"--I've had other "pouches" and none has come close to this, It is NOT a "designer" accessory--this is a working belt pouch for serious use.As configured, I carry one pound of "gear" aka tools. I wear it every day, and my first one has held up more than a year with little sign of distress. This review is for second unit, which will contain a perfect/total BACKUP of my personal items. This could be excellent for a diabetic, carrying meter, test strips, lancets, Rx and more. Of course nurses and EMT's would find this both attractive and effective. It could accommodate a small firearm Innumerable uses.

Item as described, rec'd promptly, well packed, in new condition. I wear one every day and have been using these for many years. They wear out periodically from heavy use and I just replace them when they do and will continue to do so.

I have been thrilled with the 2 Nite Ize Pock-Its that I have bought for the boys in my family. It makes camp outs and days out at the family land easier when you can grab your pock-it and go, knowing you have a multitool, a few bandaids and a little bottle of melaleuca essential oil for cuts and a Mini Cree Flashlight on-hand so you don't need to fuss with gathering all these things up before each venture out nor worry about being out a little past sunset. It also can fit a mini Bic lighter perfectly. My husband's big leatherman fit inside one of the largest pockets just fine and everything he wants to carry has fit whenever it's time to go.The guys seem to enjoy arranging and re-arranging them occasionally with all the little necessaries for each adventure and they obviously like the feel of them, judging by how much they are used. I'm seeing these be used on more and more Scout campouts as well since it's such a handly way to keep a flash light and fire starter close by. My husband is wanting a second one (meaning I will soon be purchasing a third) so he can create an emergency kit for his truck that he can stash in the center console. Inside he wants to keep a flash light, a small wad of duck tape, a battery or two, some para cord or lashing for when he needs to tie down a small but lightweight item and probably another multi tool or at least a pocket knife. This way he will have everything on hand that he needs when he stops off at the home improvement store and buys more than he anticipated and needs to tie it down to get home. Trust me, these have a ton of uses!Awesome gift idea for the guy who already seems to have everything!

I have been using the one on the right since 2017 for 5 days a week thru all types of weather. I love all the pockets it has. The belt clip while being secure can also be removed with without having to remove belt.

Mine is stuffed with two flashlights, a multi-tool, a flashlight wand, a USB charger wire, a spare 18650 battery, and there is still room for something slim to slide in the back. I use the plastic belt hook, because it is easy on and off my belt. You can also slide your belt through the belt loops and carry it vertical, or horizontal. The outside is durable nylon, with a less-than-durable inside of vinyl or something like it, that will tear over time if you have crenelated bezel flashlight(s) sticking up in it. Mine has stood up to heavy continuous usage.

My prior one was wearing out, so bought same product as a replacement. Fantastic to hold a MagLite and a leatherman style knife, along with other stuff (pen, pencil, etc). Even has a small clip that would work well for a spare key or such. I have a metal 6" ruler that fits nicely in the back, and could hold all kinds of stuff. Let your gear imagination run.