diodrio EDC Leather Knife Sheath Organizer Pouch with Pen Loop, Full Grain Leather, Chestnut

As the title reads, this fit better than I had hoped. No biggie in a jean pocket, (not skinny jeans). I might hesitate in a tighter pair of dress pants, but that would be out of concern for the appearance, not that it won't fit. As such this is not made to hold large items, but I found it ample. I can fit various small items, I call them trinket tools in the main pocket (Swiss army knife, Allen wrenches, lighter, etc) and use the pen and smaller flashlight pocket as intended. I also can fit a Leatherman Skeletool, although it is a tight fit. Pros: The leather is soft and pliable, while holding it's form. It fits in all of my pockets. A convenient way to carry items in my pocket without them smacking into each other or poking me. It's a good product at a very reasonable cost. Cons: an extra 1/8" or even 1/16" on the main pocket would add more versatility. It's single stitched. Conclusion: I hope to update this in the future, but I'm genuinely surprised at its function, quality, and how I ever got by without one. 6 month update: zero issues, I still carry it daily!

Ordered on a whim to keep my pocket stuff in order and from falling out. Pleasantly surprised at the quality of the work and leather used for the price. Keep a pen, flashlight, small Swiss Army knife and chapstick securely in place fits front, chest and cargo pockets as wells as easily thrown in a fanny pack or overnight bag when needed.

The holder was surprisingly thin, which is a good thing for pocket carry. Overall size comparisons shown in the picture with an Olight I3T 2. With the clips off both the light and pocket knife (a Kershaw Ember 2") the whole setup is completely snagless. It prints less than a standard bifold wallet. The leather quality and stitching look handsome. I fully expect the holder to soften more with use and acquire a patina, which is part of the appeal with the leather. The elastic hold secures a Fisher Space pen perfectly. That's what actually drove me to look for a holder. Great pen, but it's so slick it had a tendency to fall out of my front pocket when seated. The holder is just right for my three EDC tools and looks great too.

A pretty solid choice for a basic EDC holster. If you’re like me then you came here because of the LPL. And if it’s good enough for him, it’s good enough for me. I use this pouch to carry a small flashlight, spare AAA battery, Covert Companion, and a Rite in Rain pen. Items are held securely in place by the pouch and and the whole setup contours well in my pocket. Speaking frankly, the only thing stopping me from giving a 5-star review is the construction. This product fulfills its intended purpose, but I would pay an extra $10-$15 for the creator to use better leather.

I saw this pocket pouch in one of the Lockpicking Lawyer's youtube video (as many others have here), and had to give it a try. It organizes three items I like to carry daily (flashlight, knife, pen) and keeps them from clanking around in the bottom of my pocket. I use it pretty much daily for the knife and flashlight especially. One of the coolest features is that you don't need to remove the flashlight to use it. I like it so much I decided to get a second pouch with slightly larger flashlight and knife. This is a little bulkier and heavier, but it has a more powerful flashlight, and a knife with built in screwdrivers. In my first pouch (on the left in the photos) I carry: OLIGHT I3T Kershaw Shuffle Fisher Bullet Space Pen In my second pouch (on the right), I carry OLIGHT I5T Kershaw Shuffle DIY Fisher X-Mark Bullet Space Pen I've had the first pouch since Oct. 2020, and it has held up very well, and has broken in nicely to conform to the shape of the knife. The second one is brand new right now, but I'm sure it will hold up and break in just as nicely as the first. Highly recommended! If you carry/use these items daily, get this pouch!

Love the quality, leather broke in nice. Size worked out well for my little EDC tools. I believe it was hand made and comes with a little signature card. Dam good value, you'd spend more at McDonalds and this little pouch will last you a long time. You rarely find something priced so cheaply and get surprised by its quality.

About the same size as a bifold wallet. I carry a Space Pen Bullet, Buck 55, and ThruNight Ti3 with a lithium battery. Whole thing weighs 121g. Soft leather, not too thick, but seems like it will be durable. Case starts to get the color variations due to stresses, scrapes and hand oils almost immediately. I think that is what makes a leather case look good. Space Pen fits snug in the elastic so I don't think it will work it's way out. I keep the pen with the cap at the bottom so I can just remove the short writing end from the top and keep the cap portion in the elastic. Takes up more space in the pocket than just the tools, but keeps them neat and accessible.

Pretty great combo of structure without bulk, places to stick / hook / clip / stuff things into and onto, and light weight. Versatile. Slim in the pocket, it can hit several bullet points in your EDC list and keep your pocket super organized. In mine I put a mini Bic lighter instead of a pen (useful even for non smokers), hooked on a mini-sharpie using the sharpie's own cap clip, fit in a Space Pen refill (yes, refill only, no space pen) in one pocket, and a ton of other stuff.. flashlight, P38, Swiss army tweezers, other small tools… also hung a small multitool off this using a split-ring-attached key tool wedged next to the flashlight just to keep it in place.