Madison Supply, Tactical EMT Tool Pouch, for Shears, Flashlights, Etc. (Large)

I just changed professions went from working in the medical field to working in the maintenance field and I have to say. I like this pouch much better than the average tool belt. Because the tool belts are designed to carry multiple tools, whereas this pouch works perfect for a small flashlight. A screwdriver, and 2 sets of pliers great for general handyman or maintenance work. It also perfectly fits traditional EMT, scissors flashlight gloves, IK cetera. It is cheap enough for you to buy one or 2 pairs and just have lying around and to use. Whenever you need it or even to keep in your glove compartment with a few sets of tools for emergency use I would recommend buying this. It is put together really well appears to be rugged.

It takes a bit of "stretching" before you can easily make the best use of space with this, as the two main pockets are very tight to begin with. However once it's loosened up a bit you can fit an impressive amount of stuff in it considering how a compact and low-profile it is. I'm able to carry diagonal cutters, needle nose pliers, 11 in 1 screwdriver, adjistable wrench, channellocks, small voltage tester, and two sharpies (with no room to spare). Feels like it can withstand some heavy use, I've had it 8 months and it's still holding up pretty nicely. Would recommend for anyone looking for a small tool holster.

Based on description it did meet my needs. Seems like a great item but doesn't fit iPhone 6 in otter box defender case

As a new paramedic, I strongly recommend This product. This is PERFECT size of you want a pouch for most of your frequent use tools. The strap is even adjustable for different lengths from belt, (shown in last two photos, adjusts via strong velcro, first back photo shows shorter strap length for placement higher on the hip, second back photo shows longer length and will hang lower on hip). Perfect for my penlight, flashlight, pens, knife, shears (mine are 7.5"), and my really small notepad (or you could put a pad of sticky notes, index cards, etc)! Fits great on my belt, no more getting my tools hooked on things such as the stretcher while transferring a patient, which seems to happen quite frequently and is verry annoying, but not anymore! AND the price is great, the material is strong/durable. Also, no more need for pants with TONS of pockets, so you could even save $ on a pair of tactical pants! Just super happy with this product overall. Thank you!

Once is enough to receive a product review request. But since you’ve messaged/emailed me 4 times now, here you go.Not nearly as big as I imagined. I can fit maybe a screwdriver, small pliers, and a small flashlight in it. Just gave it to a coworker instead.

I was hoping that my stethoscope would fit inside the pouch, which it did not. For flashlights and other various small items, the pouch works great. I wouldn't have been able to fit my stethoscope, even if I smashed it in

My son-in-law recommended it and said his has lasted 15 years! The nylon web is firm enough to kept it's shape but not horribly stiff. It doesn't stick up past my belt and rub my side . The Velcro it super sticky good quality and the elastic for pens and flashlights is nice and strong. and the stitching is good and the edges finished well with no sharp corners or edges. Plus the price was still pretty low and it got here on time.

I am a land surveyor. I use the tool pouch to carry a large scribe, a utility hook (hoof pick) and a small tactical flashlight with room to spare. The pouch attaches easily to my belt (the adjustable Velcro belt loop works well) and is a perfect size and shape for my purposes. Quality seems to be good, but I have only used it for a week or two, so durability remains to be seen.No problems with the vendor: product came as described, and delivery was prompt.I have already recommended this product to co-workers.