Nite Ize Clip Pock-Its XL Utility Holster, Tool Belt With Strong Clip For Holding Multi Tools, Flashlights, Keys, + Other Necessities

The design is terrible. In the old days, I used to use these almost exclusively. Mini pouches were the perfect size for a small item There is a mag lite tool and a multi tool with room for pens and Originally it was excellent. But then Nite Ize decided to change It's a pity. In the multi tool pouch there is at least an inch too much depth. Therefore, my Leatherman Wave dimensions drop two inches under the top of the multitool when I drop my standard-size of the tool into it Pouch to hold an assortment of tools. What does that have to do with it? I can't pull out the tool. The result is a failure. As a result, it is not just large, but it is Tools that are multi-purpose and multi-functional Flashlight made of plastic. The XL version is bigger, so that must be the reason. I agree, but. Take a moment. Is there no variation in size available? Is that you? You know, like the size it used to be. Would you like to know which method works best? It's a shame that the night was a failure. Those clips are now garbage, and the standard loop that ALWAYS worked cannot now be done since they cannot be subverted around. The result is a failure. I would conclude that EVERY change the designers made to this holster was a disastrous move, negatively impacting its usability. That holster is so freaking cool! Not finding the tool you're looking for? This is a You won't get $200 if you pass go. Despite your efforts, your redesign failed. There is nothing more to say than An homage to the greatest multi-sensory experience ever There has never been a tool holster like this. Nite Ize, thanks for being a great DJ. The problem was not broken and you "fixed" it. A quick PS Even if the old design does not work, you can still offer it! I believe it would be irresponsible to remove it from the planet and replace it with rubbish.

Patrick Massey

| Feb 05, 2021

There are no improvements that can be made, so this is a solid 5 star rating. Having to carry my entire tool pouch on my belt is not necessary when I am doing live event production (audio/video/lighting). I have been searching for a small pouch like this and Setwear offers a couple, but the price is too steep for me. My eyes caught a glimpse of a Pocky The picture was taken on another man at a show, and I bought one the following In addition to the diagonal cutters, I was also bothered by the non-working cutters There are two types of contact voltage detector and this pouch fits both of them There is a little hook on the D that I can hang random things from Make a c-ring, and stick it in At the rear are a bulbtronics/Barbizon Light Speed Wrench and a wrench. I think it's perfect. Also, I can put a screwdriver or hex key set in there, or tuck it into the stretchy low pouch on the front of the bag. It is also a good place to clip a tape measure. Now, I have only been exposed to the new clip however, I would prefer a plastic clip to a nylon loop any time. A Velcro closure would be ripped off at my job if it had one. It's not something I have on throughout the day - so if it's just a loop, that's bad news - because I wouldn't wear it all day every day! My watches may be taken off and put back on a couple times throughout the day, so I need a clip for ease of use. Unlike the flashlight holster clip, it does not require any modification to the This makes it much more flexible and easier to manage, yet it still holds the same strength.
This item is made of thick nylon and is very well constructed I use the same material for another really sturdy tool pouch I've had for years, as well as my Nite-Ize flashlight holster (which I think is the best). When you need something that is basically an extra pocket or something that is slightly more than a single-pocket, this is the product for you It will work for you if you have a tool holster.

Holly Leonard

| Nov 06, 2020

In the final product, there is a division across the top of the main pocket about 1/3 of the way across. I think that would be a good idea for those with VERY LITTLE to carry. An ideal flashlight is 1/3 the size of the 1/3. To transform the area, I removed the stitching that separated the two parts of the tool and now have one blank area into which I can insert a variety of The high points are as follows Fabric made with durable materials - It does not attract soil or show soil readily
* It has a strong belt clip
* Solid stitching
It is important to take care not to detach the unit while getting into and out of a vehicle. Whenever there is a seat belt, it is definitely possible to catch it. For me, a CLIP is very important. A belt pouch that requires removal of the belt to wear/take off is an obstacle for me
* a ring on the outside to which a micro-phone can be attached is all I can manage. With the use of a tiny double carabiner, a light and whistle are attached -two (2) belt loops with access to outside pockets into which I insert additional tools-a mini USB cable and earbuds are available in the bottom pocket of the main pocket-a small, tight pocket in back with copies of licenses and a business card- The pocket itself is not spacious, but I don't mind that--the fold down velcro top is a necessity for me, and I ask for none other- The tools are only visible to me and protected from falling out or getting picked up. This unit is strong enough to allow for filling it to capacity- In my experience, I have owned other "pouches" and they all have fallen short. It is NOT a "designer" accessory This is a belt pouch that is designed to last. The configuration of my tool kit has me carrying a pound of "gear". Every day, my first one has remained remarkably intact for more than a year without showing any sign of wear. My review is for the second unit, which includes a backup of my personal documents and data in perfect/total quality. If you are a diabetic, this bag will be a godsend for you, carrying everything you need to manage diabetes. Nursing students and EMT's would like this device because it is both attractive and efficient. A small firearm could be accommodated, which gives it innumerable.

Averie Vincent

| Mar 30, 2021