Holstery HammerMaster: The Tactical Hammer Holster
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Most likely, but not as well as MOLLE gear. It only has a belt clip on it.
2 1/2”. Please accept my apologies for the delay in responding.br>1 7/8"br>
A maximum width of 75" is allowed. In reality, it's closer to one. If you've got something a little out of the ordinary, go for 8". The clip will still grip the edge of bags and wider belts, but it will not click over to keep the holster in place. We're working on an XL series with sizes ranging from 2 to 4. Belts are 25" in length.
Selected User Reviews For Holstery HammerMaster: The Tactical Hammer Holster
I like the idea of how narrow this is, but it's not made to be used on a daily basis. I'm a union carpenter, so I need something sturdy. This isn't the case. The screws came loose a few weeks after I wore it, so I had to use threadlock to secure them. It also broke today, while I was at work. It's been less than a month since it was created! Stick with leather hammer holders instead of wasting your money on this.
Both the hammer loop and the tape clip were purchased by me. Unfortunately, I don't think it was worth the money. The loop was only marginally better than those tough-looking structures. I wish it had a better fit because I already misplaced it when I put my hammer away on a job site. I didn't need my hammer because it was the end of the day, but for some reason I kept the loop in my pocket. I usually wear it on my waistband or belt, and I'm guessing the kydex clip has loosened up from all the times I've worn it on and off. Bummer. I enjoyed having it, but I wish the clip was a little tighter and more durable.
Our cattle are rotated through the fields and separated by fiberglass poles. This item has proven to be very easy to put on and remove from my wife's belt when she's finished setting up a field. We looked at a lot of belt-attached hammer holders and found that most of them required threading onto a belt, which can be a pain if you already have a lot of other things on your belt. br>The holster has been in use for a couple of weeks and has worked perfectly. After more time has passed, we'll update this to provide an accurate durability assessment.
As a replacement for the Atlas hammer holster, I'm using this hammer holster on my Atlas 46 tool set. It's compatible with AIMS straps that are two inches wide. So far, everything is running smoothly. It appears to be of high quality. It's also cool that it, like the rest of the gear, is handcrafted in the United States.
Josh, I appreciate the quality and design of your product; it's slim and detachable, yet it stays put on the belt and appears to be strong enough to get the job done on strip days (concrete worker) when all I need is a hammer and pliers. So far, it's performed admirably in the two days I've had it; I'll update if my opinion changes, but so far, it's been excellent!.
This is ideal for those looking for a small, lightweight loop to store their tools out of the way. The wire loop is smaller in diameter than standard hammer loops, which contributes to the compact design. When I first received it, I was surprised to find that it fit any hammer I own. br> Hats off to you, Holstery! br>As a small business owner myself, it's always nice to know that your fellow Americans are behind you. This is something I'll make sure to keep in my job trailer at all times.
It's light and strong, and it does everything it's supposed to do. I like the metal ring because it keeps the hammer from getting stuck while holstering or unholstering. I also have no trouble clipping drills to the outside. This is unquestionably a fantastic purchase. Thank you, Josh, for creating such a fantastic product!!.
I purchased three or four of these for myself and coworkers. They're tough, light, and make hanging your hammer a breeze when you're focused on something else. br>br>I work on industrial job sites as a professional construction worker. And this is the best product I've come across for my requirements. It can be clipped to your belt, hung from your bags, or worn on your belt. It remains safe in any location. Mine has been dropped, crushed, banged, and scraped, and it is still going strong! Even when I thought the game was over and the kydex had bent out of shape, it easily bent back into shape. My only criticism, or wish, for the product is that it came with an extra set of hardware in case you lose some screws over time. That's also something tite can help with. br>br>Though this is the only product I've bought from the holstery thus far, the attention to detail and overall quality I've seen in the several I've purchased makes me want to buy some of their firearm holsters. br>br>10/10 would purchase again.
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