Nylon Sheath with Pockets in Black by Leatherman Tool Group, Inc.

Great sheath fits my leatherman like intended. Over all satisfying product. Recommend

Great little capable pouch, currently on my 3rd, they last me about 5 years (of work edc) before the stitching starts to fray or belt loop detaches. (but thats overloaded and under frequent daily use) I recommend getting the bigger size even if you have a "mid-sized" tool like the charge titanium, you'll eventually find other tools to 'compliment' your multi tool and it's nice to have the extra space.

Works great, I used to have a Velcro one and it was pretty worn out within 3-5 years. This button system should last longer and make less noise. The size fits great for my Gerber and it even has side pockets for pencils. The stitching is strong and it holds the Gerber in place.

Holds my SURGE, my micro knipex channies, a bit extender w/ maco bit, and a ratchet extender. 👍👍

2nd one in as many years. The button on these things doesn't last. The snap gets weaker and weaker until it just doesn't latch anymore. I like the extra pockets inside that let me carry extra bits and t-shank tools (saw/file). But that button... I wish they'd bring back the old leather ones. My old one lasted 5+ years and is still intact (and the button still snaps securely) but the fabric parts are so stretched out that retention isn't guaranteed. So I'm gonna keep looking for a better one or spend $20 every year I guess for one of these inferior ones. IF ONLY THEY'D FIX THE SNAP.

I was looking for a sheath for my Leatherman super tool. After many years of service, the Velcro doesn't work anymore, and my tool has worn a hole in the bottom of the sheath. One of my Leatherman tools came with a leather case and a snap to keep the cover closed. The snap was hard to close. I finally bought a aftermarket case. When I decided to purchase a new case, I wanted to stay away from the snap and I wanted the Velcro closure. I bought the Leatherman case with the Velcro closure, but the belt loop was way to long so the tool would raise up several inches until the bottom of the loop finally came in contact with my belt. I didn’t like this so I decided to give this sheath a try. The style of this snap is not the same as the snap on my old leather sheath and it seems to work OK. I liked the Velcro closure because it didn’t require much effort to close, the snap takes more effort to close, but the snap works ok. The case seems sturdy and it fits my super tool like it should. Shipping was fast. In 10 years I will consider this case when I look for a replacement, I am sure the tool will last that long.

Fits my Leatherman Arc, bit set, bit extension, and a Streamlight Microstream perfectly. I've tried a few other sheaths and this one is still by far the best for me.

This is really a great case one side holds bit extender. It also has a spot inside the case for a small bit set, and the other side of the case holds a small pen light.

I bought the sheath to replace the broken one i received with my Roxon Phanton S802 tool. The Phantom is a bit chunky so it was a tight fit, but thanks to the elastic sides, it works very well, and the tool is securely held in place. It seems the Phantom is a bit shorter than the designated tool for this sheath though, since it disappears almost completely and there is quite a bit of room above it. I will probably stuff some kind of filler at the bottom of the sheath to improve this. All in all, it works very well and the quality seems very good, especially considering the price.

Excellent quality and finish

Exelente calidad, material muy resistente calidad Leatherman. Y lo mejor trae compartimientos para otros accesorios EDC.

Fait en chine. Qualité semble très bien. Un peu grand pour mon Signal, pourtant le site letherman recommande le L. 2 poches à l'intérieur pour 2 kit embouts et 2 à l'extérieur pour rallonge et cliquet (commandés sur le site du constructeur car non trouvable ou infos pas claires sur amazon!)

je le porte à la ceinture quasiment tout les jours, il est solide et resiste à la vie sur les chantiers