Dual Phone Holster, Large Smartphone Pouch, Belt Clip Tool Pouch, Multi-Purpose Tactical Cellphone Holder for Working, Hiking, Camping, Barbecue, Rescue (XL)

This is exactly what I've been searching for, for a very long time. This can carry my portable charging block, work & personal phone w/cases on, and more! I opted for XL It fits on my belt just fine. The Velcro closure works as it should. Great product.

Compared to my previous phone pouch, this one is still in one piece after a few weeks of heavy use. I've made use of both the clip and the belt loop to secure the pouch to my work pants. Both attachment methods have held up to all kids of working conditions and hasn't failed to keep the pouch in place. The only warning is that you have to be careful how you sit when using the clip. Learned recently that if you sit or move a certain way while sitting, the pouch will unclip. I was at home when this occurred but if you're out an about, keep that in mind. Haven't used the carabiner to attach the pouch to anything but did repurpose it. Storage Capacity The back compartment is spacious enough for my phone in its protective case. The second compartment can also handle the same phone for when I need the back compartment for something else. For workdays the phone is housed in the back, a memo pad and pen are stored in the middle compartment while my ID and some cash is store in the front. The flap section is spacious enough for storing my house keys with keychains. The elastic bands on the side are currently holding a Sharpie (on one side) and a Husky flashlight on the other. The reason the pen isn't also in one of the bands is because the grip section of the pen catches on the bands which makes removing it difficult while taking notes on the fly. For very busy days, the flap is tucked inside the back compartment for quicker phone and notepad access.

Phones feel secure, fits great, seems really practical but had to return it because of the extra bulky, I had used some double phone holders I GET THEY'RE BULKY but this one is more than you expect, the clip on the back feels kinda poor quality, great idea, didn't work for me.

Has room for keys, phone, small tablet and pen.

Great little pouch for EDC use! Bought this for wearing on my belt while at work for my phone, wallet and a few misc things like papers/stickers etc. Holds securely on my belt when worn on the back, I prefer the hook over the belt loop so I can take it off as needed. Velcro is secure and the expanding pockets give plenty of room. The hard backing is a nice touch for the rigidity and drop protection as well.

The case was nice and does support in carrying several devices. What I didn’t like is the phones are constantly trying to attach data from one to the other. There should’ve been some type of in-between piece to separate the pairing of the phones. I tried to place a thick piece of cardboard in the middle. Any suggestions please share.

Well made. Very, very durable. Clever design holds a lot of stuff while maintining a low profile. Easily holds 2 XL phones (Samsung Galaxy S24 Utra) with cases, plus a pack or smokes or a deck of playing cards, plus a slim/card wallet or 2, plus a whole bunch of business cards or a few lens cloths or a mylar survival blanket, plus a few packets of crushed red pepper. PLUS it has a few straps on the sides to hold some pens, markers, knives, mini flashlights, EDC tools, tent stakes, or meat sticks. It can seriously hold all this at the same time. BUT SOMEHOW, it maintains a low profile whether it's empty or jammed full of stuff. It's really impressive. Lots of possibilities for wearing or hanging it. Sturdy hardware (but I did upgrade it with my own caribiner). Way cooler than a fanny pack, and smaller, too. But dang can it hold a lot of stuff.

I have owned a leather holster for my phone for years. But recently bought a Long? or Slinder Wallet that sticks out of my back pocket. Don't really like that. Not safe & easy to lose. This new Holster has room for my phone twice AND the Wallet. Plus Pens or skinny UV flashlight I like to keep with me. I like the Clip style Belt grip, clip as well. Never liked the Velcro Belt looks. Can come loose & will wear out in time for sure. Could be TIGHTER in my opinion but working great for the first week, no complaints. Well, one, The flap is help down with Velcro. Would rather have Magnets, I will be resolving that design myself. I Highly recommend this item if this is something you are looking for.

Es amplia, te caben 2 celulares y una cartera, no se ve de super calidad, pero cumple bien

Material muy básico pero cumple con la relación calidad precio. Recomendable

I use it as holster for my tools. It' s perfect size plus the clip on is very convenient instead of inserting in belt. Quality is great, I have been using it for a couple of weeks now still no wear or tear.

Very good

Purchased the KATOLK Dual Phone Holster,Belt Phone Pouch and the phone fits perfectly and fit on my belt, clip on my waist or around my neck clipped to a lanyard. Recently I did something that I thought was only on comedy shows, I dropped my phone in the toilet. After looking and trying various phones I settled on a Blackview BV6200 Rugged Smartphone. Being that I am outdoors a lot it fit the bill because it has a rugged case and is waterproof. The tradeoff is the phone is thicker and heavier then other phones that are slim and lite. On the weekend I went on a walk held by the Saint Andrews Nature Club to hunt and identify mushrooms. De-sided to wear jogging pants and a sweat shit with a jacket over top, there was no were to put the phone. Reached for my Pelican Marine - IP68 Waterproof Phone Pouch but my new phone was to thick. Took off the Lanyard and put it on my new Phone Holster and it worked perfectly and hung around my neck. As I got out of the car I decided not to bring my key chain but did not want to leave the car open, so I removed the car key and placed it in the zippered flap an locked the car door with the rest of my keys and wallet inside. In the past I had left the keys in the car with the door opened and worried if the car would still be there after my hike or if I took them with me I would have lost the keys on the trail Walking on the trail it began to rain but we were all dedicated nature enthusiast and persevered. One person complained about the problem of rain drops on their glasses making it hard to see what was being pointed out. I had taken off my glasses to see and realized it was a problem, I opened up the flap of the Phone Holster and found a great spot to put my glasses that was protected from the rain, safe from damage and protected from loss. After the walk I went into town to check to pick up a few things. Being that I was wearing jogging pants I did not want to bring my wallet but took out my credit card and put it in the zippered flap and left everything else in the locked car. Going out tomorrow grocery shopping and will try it on my belt and see which is better to put it on belt or clip it to waist