ASPHands-Free Tactical Light Case (TLC) for Triad or Turbo Flashlights, 12 Position Rotation, Snap-on Belt Clip

I'm a police officer and bought this for use on a duty belt with an asp triad flashlight. My experience has been pretty mixedI liked the idea of having the light be handle up for faster deployment and the ability to angle it on my belt. Having it be bezel down was the main reason I bought it in the first place. It's a great theory, but what I found was that my outer vest carrier constantly activated the button on the tail, especially when I sat down, and every so often I'd notice my light had accidentally turned on. I tried having the collar set to the lock-out or momentary on positions, but I found that it was more of a pain than it was worth because I usually need constant light when I take it out - so every time I pulled it out I had to switch that collar over to the constant on setting which takes time and two hands, and then remember to turn it *back* to momentary before holstering. If I forgot, I'd inevitably find my flashlight had turned on at some later point.In the end, I switched back to what I had been doing, which was to carry the light bezel up in a 21" asp baton holster, which actually fits it perfectly. Although it's not technically made for it I guess, the flashlight body diameter happens to be exactly the same as an asp baton and it protects the switch and I've never had any problems with the method.If you don't use an outer carrier, or if your vest is long or short enough not to interfere with the tail button, this should be a good holster. It's fits the Asp lights well and I never had a problem with it falling out or anything. But for me I found it's negatives outweighed the positives.

While the handling of the product by the seller seemed to be questionable (blister case lightly damaged), the TLC's construction appeared to be robust and fit my Triad AA (even with pocket clip, see photo) right out of the box. I was unsure if the TLC would fit my duty belt AND my usual belt, but upon closer examination; the inside has "notches" that can be adjusted to fit belts up to 2" and as small as 1.25". With no instruction on how to open to fit the case aside from searching ASP-USA's official video on the presentation of the TLC, it is easy to use. I will test this out

Carries my Surefire DF Fury and does so without worry. It rides on a 1.5 inch belt, but the attachment can be adjusted for belt size. Find measurement of lens and compare.

Fit my ASP flash light and i like the rotating option.

great product no complaints.

If you have an asp Turbo, or Triad light, you need this holster. Secures to your belt very strongly, 12 point swivel, the open end is nice because you can turn the light on and swivel it to where you want it to point for writing citations, or clearing buildings. Great product.

Great case and hold my turbo perfectly. Only drawback is the slight scratches it produces on the stainless steel outer bezel. Overall very satisfied.

The perfect flashlight holder in the wrong size. I have one that is the right size but can't find it anywhere.

Works well, it just needs a positional locking mechanism. Other than that is works fine. Fits all duty belts without issue.

Very handy