Custom Leather 5 Pocket Cell Phone Tool Holder - Crafted by CLC (1105)

Shoper: Excellent! Everything what is needed!

United States on Sep 15, 2023

Nish: It's compact and very useful at the same time. Value for money and sturdy.

Canada on Sep 11, 2023

BobbyZBobbyZ: I have bought about six of these over the past few years. I carry my cell phone, electric contact tester, air pressure gauge, pocket screw driver, magnetic pick up tool. two nail sets, pen, razor window scraper, and my Coast Brand LED pocket flashlight in it. I run my belt through the back loop, but it also has a clip if you prefer that. I Could not be without it. So convenient to have these little items within grasp during my work days. Buy one you won't regret it!

United States on Aug 28, 2023

Félix Michaud-Gamache: Parfait pour a ma job

Canada on Aug 21, 2023

Mark: I have been using this style phone case for several years now. Happy to have found it here so I got 2 of them. They are very versatile and strong.

United States on Aug 06, 2023

Federico Campos: Cumple para lo que es,calidad media superior

Mexico on Aug 01, 2023

Gordon Schwindt: This is the third tool pouch I’ve purchased. I used them exclusively for my cell phone. I can use my carpenter apron over it. Every other option has not lasted.

After a couple years the Velcro loses its grip and the elastic will tear. I’m very pleased with this product’s durability. No alternative has been found that comes close.

Canada on Jun 17, 2023

maurosan: Produto robusto e bem construído, mas é muito grande em relação a foto. Precisava de um pouch menor.

Brazil on Jun 25, 2022

Robert J. Behler: I bought this item to store all my common pocket-tools in one easy to find spot. For work I usually carry my Leatherman Wave, an electricians knife, a flashlight, two accessory bit cards for the Leatherman, as well as a bit extension. I also carry a regular switchblade pocketknife and several pens and makers but my storage problem was really only pertaining to the first six items.

I recently ordered a replacement leather belt sheath for my Leatherman to replace the nylon one which was slowly getting destroyed. Upon finding out that the leather alternative (sold by Leatherman itself) was too small to fit my accessories (the bit cards and extension) I decided to venture out to find a carry-all solution. This pouch by CLC seemed to fit the bill. I have been using it for several months now it's fallen short of what I was hoping to get out of it, but through no fault of the design or function of the item. The items I carry simply dont fit well in the provided pouches. My Leatherman and electricians knife share a pocket since they are too small by themselves to be in a compartment alone without slipping out. My bit cards stay in the inner spandex slip and the bit extension in the...

United States on Dec 10, 2013

Jay Greezy: This thing is great. Is is a tad on the bulky side but no larger than it needs to be in order to hold a few usefully sized tools. An excellent balance of size and functionality I think.

The sides of the cell phone pocket are elastic, and the pocket is deeper than most modern phones are thick, so the pocket nicely conformed to snugly fit my phone despite it being wider than the CLC spec of that pocket. CLC site says approx 2.5"W, my phone case is 2.875"W, and it looks like the pocket would still expand to slightly higher than 3"W. My phone is a HTC EVO 4G LTE w/ 4.7"diag screen which was big before the Note showed up. The pocket would hold my phone with a bulkier case, but maybe not a Note. The height of the pocket is such that the edge of my phone sticks out just enough to not muffle the speaker. My phone is 5.375"H. With the flap closed there is still room for a slightly taller phone. It is also enough room for a headphone cable to easily fit with a right angle plug. A straight plug fits too because of the way the flap is cut narrower at the top but it is marginal on my phone as the flap puts pressure on the plug in a bad way but other phones may fit better. The inside...

United States on Apr 17, 2013