ST1 Leather Multitool Sheath - EDC Belt Organizer for Leatherman Tools, Flashlight, Pen, and Keychain Clip, Durable and Stylish, Great for Work and Daily Use, Ideal Gift for Men

This is a well made multitool sheath that has all the room required for carrying daily use EDC items/tools. It it comfortable when it's put on, has solid stitching and the leather is of a good quality. Also has the very important 3rd belt loop. If you aren't familiar with these, when you first get it, like most sheaths, it will be tough to get some of the items you want into its pockets. The easiest way to 'mold' a sheath to the item you want is to heat up the sheath with either a hair dryer or heat gun (you do not want to get it hot, just warm so it's maleable), then insert the items into the sleeves and let it cool and sit for a while. This has always worked on loosening up the pockets, particularly for some stubborn flashlights. I also always apply a conditioner like Mink Oil just to keep stains and the like from finding their way onto it.

This single holster neatly accommodates my Leatherman Raptor shears, bandage scissors and forceps, my Leatherman Surge multitool, my 5.11 Tactical penlight, a multifunctional tactical pen, a 32-piece precision driver set, my original Craftsman magnetic pickup tool, and my 6” Irwin groove joint pliers. It replaces 5 other tool pouches and holsters that I have used over the years, while eliminating the need for several other small individual tools that I no longer need. Especially for the price, this holster has been the answer to several years of purchases and experimentation. An excellent product, well thought out in its' design and very well made.

This has nice, thick leather to create a nice EDC holster setup, but the leather is not formed at all for the pen or multi tool compartments. You will need to work the sheath, adding larger and larger implements until it can comfortably fit your tools. I ended up using some utility knives to expand the multi tool’s pocket until it could smoothly accept my Victorinox Tinker (Swiss Army Knife) if that gives you an idea how tight it was to start, and it still took a few days to stretch it out! The spot that looks like it fits a pen would more likely accept a fire starter rod or honing rod than a pen, so small is the gap. I may have to start small, with some screw drivers, then work it up to anything girthier. Once broken in I am betting this will last a long time, so be gentle to start or you might damage that lustrous leather. The value is good if you have the patience, and it does hold more than I normally would carry, and it does so with less of a bulge than traditional belt sheaths. It also is more comfortable when worn while driving, especially as I am a large person fitting into bucket seats with a center console against my hip. Definitely worth a try if you are budget conscious.

This thing is awesome and is more handy than I first thought. I keep a leatherman, a flashlight, and ink pen, and a pocket knife on mine. Use it all the time at the job. Wears like a high quality gun holster. Quality product with good stitching.

Great design very sturdy. I have a couple They are great and hold up very well to daily use. I have bought several for gifts. All.are loved and appreciated.

The leather is a great quality, carrying every thing except the kitchen sink, this EDC belt sheath is great. The only reason I've marked it down is because with every thing pointing strait up it tends to stab you or your car upholstery. If each pocket was tilted forward, items would be easier to grab and prevent stabing incidents.

Little tight for my leatherman surge but it's stretching nicely. Probably best for the smaller leathermans like charge or arc if you don't want to force it to stretch to size. Raptor scissors my sog fire and my flashlight all fit perfect. My kersaw leek clipped to outside for quick access. Fits tight and secure with 3 loops. Honestly very happy with it. Would have paid way more.

It’s built very well with excellent stitching and good leather. I use it as my EDC for a spare magazine, flashlight and knife. I especially like the provision for storing a pen, which my high priced major name one doesn’t have.