Tactical Tailor Fight Light Multi-Tool Pouch

So many times, manufacturers make simple pouches like this and they weigh a lot more than they should. It's a simple pouch guys...Tactical Tailor gets it right here. It's light, sturdy and pretty well-made. It is small, and can hold only a very small flashlight or a multi-tool. For me, I attach it to my sheath, and keep a small bic, Leatherman squirt, and a small baggy of cotton balls dipped in vaseline. It works perfect for that, and the only real complaint I have, is that it came with a lot of loose strings all over it. The stitching seems fine, but it just seemed a little unfinished until I burned all the loose ends.

After reading reviews and the Questions section I bought this to hold my Surefire G2X (5" long) after reading that it will accept "normal sized" flashlights. It is definitely too small to fit anything much over 4", and even that might be a stretch without it being too tight and turning the flashlight on inadvertently. Overall the quality is top notch, as I would expect from anything made by Tactical Tailor. I can't knock the product itself, and it would be great for short flashlights or multi-tools (as intended). For $11 its a great pouch, and I would recommend it, just not for flashlights.

I ordered this to hold my SOG multi-tool onto my chest rig. It fits perfectly, with room to spare for a larger tool, should I get a new one, and is easy to access. Tactical tailor makes top notch stuff, and for $11 I don't think you can go wrong with this pouch. The stitching is rugged and the material is tough, yet light. The plastic buckle is very secure, and can be operated more quietly than velcro when needed. Also, there are no metal pieces to rust and fall out after long hours in wet environments in the field (a problem I have had many times before with different pouches). Highly recommended.

This product is well made like all other TT products but it could really use a refresh to keep up with changes in multi-tool design. I will include some pictures of what I mean.I have a recently purchased Gerber multi-tool- this is one of their lower tier basic models like most people will spring for. While the Gerber will fit partially and the top will close I can tell that there is alot of stress on the stitching. The solution for this could be elastic materials near the top of the enclosure to make room for the new wider base of the gerber. Just a thought.

This Multi-Tool pouch fits my Leatherman OHT perfectly. The pouch is well-made and pretty "low profile" even with the side-release buckle closure. The side-release closure sure beats the hook-and-loop fastener used on so many other multi-tool pouches. Also, the pouch's design does away with the elastic sides found on Leatherman's factory pouches so the Tactical Tailor offering should last for a very long time.

Pretty solid Gerber case. Fits the average Gerber easily. Quality build I agree. Blends in really well with the OCP uniform, most people cant even tell its there.

A pouch. A darned good pouch. Honestly such a great camo job that I haven't been able to find it in years, but amazon still wants a review....

Perfect fit, though, like most TT items, I recommend replacing the plastic clip with a generic nylon molle strap.