PJ12 EDC Leather Sheath, Multitool Sheath/Tools Holster/Knife Belt Sheath/Flashlight Sheath for Leatherman Multitools/Knife Sheath, Handmade Organizer Sheath with 2 Pockets - Brown

If you know what you order you don't have nothing to complain, realy nice small pocket organiser, strong clip, hi quality leather and strong stitches. Not for multitools ( letherman, gerber, etc) but good enough for a light edc.

Overall very satisfied with the item, the quality of the leather and the stitching, the size of the compartments etc. It does the job and to a good standard.One thing that isn't overly obvious when buying is the large bulky metal clip on the back, which is stood off the item by yet another layer of leather. This meant that for most people who will use this inside their pocket, it adds extra bulk for no reason, I had to take a knife to the stitching and a hacksaw to the bolt holding the clip in, now it slides into the pocket perfectly and does the job (albeit covered in scratches and holes now).This item should at least be made with 2 options, metal clip or no metal clip, I can't be the only person who doesn't use that?

In some reviews I’d read about this slip being a tight fit, and not suitable for full-size Leatherman multi-tools. And yes, the stitched compartments don’t lend themselves to that. But flip it over, and the back compartment can PERFECTLY house a Leatherman Rebar and a Victorinox Compact.I cut off the pen holster (don’t need one) and removed the belt clip (don’t want one) and this has solved all my EDC troubles, keeping my key items in a handy slip that glides in and out of my pocket.Great little thing, very happy

It's nice and quality leather but my victorinox swiss army knife explorer doesn't fit.

Decent leather, and a reasonable design - except for the clip, which slips off my belt WAY too easily. My EDC flashlight, pen, and Swiss Army Knife have a combined value of £150, and I doubt I'd hang onto them a couple of days using this. Total waste of money :(

This item was bought to house two penknives. It proved to be a very tight fit.The pockets were given no slack and were just sewn to minimise leather use.I would doubt that the item would be suitable for the proposed usage.