Custom Leathercraft CLC 1104 Construction Multi-Purpose Poly Tool Holder, Cell Phone Holder

Been using this for a few weeks now for my phone. I have a large phone in a case and it fits in this perfectly.The metal clip is good but if it gets caught on something it will pop off the belt so I just use the belt loop option and thays the 1 and only negative thing I have to say about it.It's durable with plenty of room.Durable material and construction. The velcro keeps my phone secure and is easy to open/close

Perfect for my EDC I’m an HVAC service technician so I like to keep a couple of basic hand tools on me at all times and this pouch cames in clutch!!!

Got for my dads multi tool he loves it not to big but big enough

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I bought this case in July of 2015 to carry my work phone (Razor with an Otterbox), LED flashlight with a laser pointer, spare pen, and a thermometer. I am a Building Inspector for a small town on a big lake, so my work involves inspecting jobs on 9 islands as well as on the mainland. I wanted something versatile and secure. I do not use the clip hook, and because my flashlight fits inside, have not used the outside loop.There is more than enough room for either my work, or personal phone (S4 with an Otterbox Defender) and the accessories, it rides comfortably, and the material is showing virtually no wear. I have had good experiences with CLC's products over the years, the last 17 years working in the refrigeration and construction fields, but........The quality of the Velcro SUCKS!!!!!! I'm not normally given to comments like that, but the material began to fail within a couple months. The hook material (case side, not the flap side) has fallen apart to the point that I constantly have to check to make sure it's closed, and the stitching has pulled through. I fixed the stitching issue temporarily with my office stapler. Fortunately I know a couple guys who work with canvas, etc, so I'll get one of them to sew on some new Velcro, removing the clip hook at the same time, but it's not something that should need to be done 9 months into ownership. This case is built well enough that I should be able to hand it down to my grandsons.I did see comments in other reviews about the Velcro problem, but had hoped that CLC had noticed and corrected the problem by the time I bought the case. But for this issue, this would be a 5 star review. I can't afford to have things falling out of the case when on jobsites, particularly on the water.

Ok so since I have used and purchased three of these in the past five years, I figured it’s time to write a review. Since finding these tool holders, that I use as a phone holster I have been through three of them. Three of them because I use them almost every day they’re on my hip when I roll around on the ground working on things at when I’m doing physical labor and they still hold up. The first one that I purchased, the Velcro was almost completely gone before the side finally wore out, that one made it three years. The next one I still have, but it’s Velcro is getting a little weak and I just purchased another.I have an iPhone 12 Pro Max and it fits in this carrier with a tube of pepper spray and a small Swiss knife. It’s my every day Carry!I have yet to find another tool holster/phone holster that is as small as this one and works as well.I am very happy with the craftsmanship and design.

Not my first CLC product, won't be my last.Very much like my backpack/toolbox/laptop pouch from CLC, it's not leather. I don't know why they have Leathercraft in their name, since I've never seen a CLC product actually made of leather.That said, it (and the backpack) wear very much like leather. Kinda stiff and hard to work with at first, but this pouch has about 12 weeks on it, the backpack has over a year on it, and neither are even showing a loose seam. They both got more flexible over time, and the tools seem to almost snap into place in them after a few weeks.This pouch in particular goes everywhere with me, it managed to eliminate the sheath for my leatherman, my MagLite, and the holster for my oversized (Motorola Nexus 6, with Project Fi case) cell phone. On top of all of that, it holds a black sharpie, a silver sharpie, two ballpoint pens and a mechanical pencil, and only adds about 3" to my overall width. Make no mistake, it's NOT light with that much in it; and it took some practice to get the Nexus 6 into it one-handed, but it holds all of that well enough to be a daily driver.Given what I've just told you about what I haul everywhere with me, and my toolbox/backpack; yes, you can safely assume I have a very active job, and not once have I had any qualms about my beloved Nexus falling out of it. I can actually get 2/3 of the phone into the big pouch. The top of it comes to the red band in the flashlight on the Amazon pic, and the Velcro still has a 100% engagement patch, so it is completely closed.The one (very very tiny) gripe I had was that the narrow tool/pen/pencil pockets are deep enough that I lost my Leatherman Wave in it the first time I put it in there. Once I got it out, I folded a paper towel down to a 1" strip and rolled it to the diameter of my thumb (say 3/4") and wrapped it tightly with electrical tape. I then stuffed the electrical tape/towel cylinder, on its side, down into the bottom of the pocket I wanted to use for my leatherman; causing the leatherman to stick up about 1/2" past the top (so I could get a grip on it to pull it out).Since I'd define my tiny gripe as more of a "need to modify a Multi-purpose pouch", it didn't cost it a star. It says right on the description "Multi-Purpose" meaning any expectations I'd have of a custom fit would be somewhat ridiculous.Besides, show me some other options for hauling around a Nexus 6 w/case, that aren't just as bulky if not more so, and I'll show you a specialty pouch that won't carry your pens, flashlight and multi-tool. Considering you'll probably get that solution for the same price as this.... No-Brainer.Only thing I can't speak to is the key clip. Only used it for about a week when I was forced to use a car that wasn't mine. It worked, I could operate it one-handed, but I didn't use it enough to get a feel for long-term wear or durability.In the unlikely event that it wears out on me, I'd absolutely buy it again; and more importantly, I'd absolutely recommend it to someone I like who has a phablet, multitools and pens.