LefRight Multipurpose Tactical Molle Mobile Phone Belt Pouch EDC Gadget Slim Utility Waist Bag with Cellphone Holster Large Black

Great quality super handy molle pouch with compartments. Great for a large cellphone with another compartment for other odds and ends.

,ydrutGood holster for the price! Sturdy thick nylon, with 3 pouches. Carries my cell phone in the outer pouch. In the center pouch, I have spare glasses, notebook, pen, mini-flashlight, and such. Pouch closest to my body holds my P238 in it's own pocket, and a spare mag. Now, sure, anyone with basic street smarts who sees you wearing this figures you're carrying, but at least you're not setting off any snowflake alarms, and the carry is pretty secure. The pouch would be very difficult to tear off of your belt because it's secured with pretty sturdy nylon loops, not a clip. And the center and gun pouches are fitted with double zippers; so you can configure the pouches so that one opens from the front, and the other from the rear, your choice. That means you're not fumbling with a lot of zippers if you need to draw. Configure the zippers so that the one that opens the gun pouch is easiest to hand, and the other zippers are on the opposite side of the bag, out of the way. Hang a small, lightweight carabiner from the "gun zipper" for easy and quick "grab by feel" (even with gloves); position the zipper so the pouch comes open with a single deliberate pull, add a little practice, and you can "draw and present" in under 2 seconds. I wear mine on the left front, appendix carry. Grab the carabiner and unzip with my left, while going for the draw with my right. With a little thought and a little practice, you can carry securely, without disturbing the general public (out of sight, out of mind), and yet be ready to defend your life quickly, should it ever become necessary. And always remember to follow the rules of safe gun handling.

I just bought a fisherman's vest with the worst zipper ever and had to return it, it bugged me so much. There are heftier zippers on this bag than that vest. These are the heavier grade zippers. on two compartments, and then the third outside is velcro for fast phone access, and it seems to work as intended for convenience and yet the velcro is wide enough to really stay shut.This thing is not small, if totally full, it will drag on your belt. Considering how big it is Length and Width, it could be maybe half an inch thicker, because the compartments just aren't that deep. LIke Is said, though, one large iphone, one brick sized battery and cord, and still room for a slim wallet. i wouldn't really count on putting two iphone max pros in here, but they would fit. I don't think it comes with a strap but it does have one decent plastic carabiner and one really not worth much. With a metal carabiner and a nice leather strap, this could work well slung from a shoulder across the body.The snaps in back really threw me for a while. Look at the picture here on how they are adjustable, so you can really hang it from a belt. When you first see it, you may think this is a dealbreaker, and I thought it was until I saw how it's woven together. Still think the snaps could compromise it if someone really grabbed and pulled hard on it.The sewing is heavy grade. I'm pretty surprised at how much they got right for the price. I still think, though, by the time I'm at this size and width, it really should be thicker so that the compartments can contain the most. However, weight wise, by the time you fill this up, you'll probably want to go to something else.

I originally was skeptical about this product, as it reminded me of the “Fanny pack” days that I had when I was younger. I decided to purchase one anyways, and I was pleasantly surprised on how helpful it was on my most recent shoot. Need batteries? Got it. Need a charger? Got that too. Anything you can fit in it, you can carry. The best part is, I barely had to reach into my camera bag for the essentials like I normally would. It consists of two strong zippers on the top, and also have mesh pockets on the interior to store your smaller items. It performed very well under a lot of stress, and it is so durable! It was well balanced on my belt when using it for 4, 8 hour days straight, and I’d only mention that the loops can come off, because they are made to be able to attach to the belt without needing to remove your belt. Biggest regret is not having bought a second one! Definitely recommend this product!

I have a pixel 9 pro fold, which is a very large phone. This is the first pouch I've found that can hold it.It seems to be well made, and the molle webbing mounted to my EDC with no trouble.

I usually keep my cellphone in my back pocket. For a while I strapped it to my upper arm, but the holster did not last long. I found this while ordering a new backpack. I originally planned to strap this to the backpack, but I actually find it to be more comfortable on my belt. There is plenty of space for the cell phone as well as extra space for a few other assorted items.My kind regards, & thank you.EDIT: One of the zippers broke. I've had this for about 6 months. I decided to upgrade to a military grade cell phone belt holster.

I work in force protection for federal buildings and utilize this on my duty belt. The pockets on my uniform pants given are hard to access when wearing the duty belt. This allows me to keep my gloves, phone, and other small objects easily accessible.Downsides to this are the phone pouch could be a bit deeper. If you have a longer phone, have a bulkier case, or plan on packing the other 2 pouches it with make the phone pouch hard to use. I also wish they used either better quality velcro or some other system like snaps/buckels for securing the phone. I know the velcro hooks are going to wear down over time especially if you plan to use it a lot like I do. I know it's more than likely going to need to be replaced 1-2 years down the road.

I like this. It was a bit bigger than I anticipated, but it fits my work and personal phone, along with my id, pens, business cards, etc.