MASRIN Multitool Sheath-EDC Pouch,Multi Tool Holster for Belt,Small Tactical Tool Pouch Accessories,Organizer Sheath Compatible with Multi Tool Case with Leather Logo and Belt Clip for Man

Probably won't hold up for too long but should last short time

Well built able to use with clip or belt behind clip. Space for a pen or mini flash Velcro strong and really secures multitool. Roomy enough for big multitool .

I was having no luck finding a replacement sheath for my Gerber dual force multitool. This sheath is the exact size as the one that came with the dual force with the addition of two side pockets for things like flashlights and pens. It’s not the best quality sheath I’ve ever owned, but it gets the job done. The clip that goes on your belt is not that great however, you can insert your belt behind the clip and it works just like the original one that came with the dual force.

This is overall a pretty good little sheath. My only complaint is I fear that the Velcro will fail overtime. It would be better if it had a snap button on it, but it does hold my three pairs of mini pliers and it’s comfortable on my belt.

ASIN: B09ZH1J19GProduct Name: "Multitool Sheath-EDC Pouch,Multi Tool Holster for Belt,Small Tactical Tool PouchAccessories,Organizer Sheath Compatible with Wave Surge Raptor Case with LeatherLogo and Belt Clip for Man"The aesthetic and ergonomic of the case is nice. I would have given this multitool case 5 stars but because of a design flaw on the metal belt clip, I almost lost my case along with my tool and flashlight - see photo. :-(Well, my case did come off my belt (by accident and I did not know) and luckily someone found it and return it to me, otherwise, case and tool would have been lost.Overall, I am okay with the case because it is very versatility - carrying tool, small flashlight and small pen.The biggest disappointment is the Metal Belt Clip - too thin, weak spring, and TOO easy to allow the case to come off your belt accidentally - almost lost my case and tools!!!You can wear this case by passing your belt through the belt loop or use the metal belt clip to hook it to your belt.The gauge on the metal belt clip is on the light weight side. If you handle it rough, the clip can easily bend out of shape. It needs a thicker and stronger spring steel for the metal belt clip AND with that 90-degree bend to prevent the case from accidentally work itself out of your belt.The D-ring is also on the light weight side - too small, too thin and the nylon loop that is holding it to the case is like paper (it is fraying).The Nylon fabric that makes the case is fine; Heavier fabric would make the case too bulky. BUT the Nylon Belt Loop needs to be of heavier nylon, like the metal belt clip.I have been using it for about a month and a half and the Nylon (this is part of the belt loop) around the metal belt clip is fraying. I have to reinforce it with some super glue.The fuzzy side of the velcro on the flap needs to be extended a little bit more so the flap can be fully pull down and close the case. As it is now, when you pull the flap down to close the case (with a small tool inside) the flap is not secure by the velcro, instead the velcro hooks are fastening on the lining of the flap.This causes the flap's lining to fray and less secure. I had to glue a piece of fuzzy velcro onto the flap to fix this.