OneTigris Flashlight Holster Flashlight Holder Molle Flashlight Holster for Belt X-Sheath Multiuse Tool Pouch Holster with Adjustable Capacity for Holding Flashlight, Hammer (Black)

I really like this baton holster. Attached perfectly to my Mollie system on my backpack. I have a 21” expandable baton. By the police force company, it fits perfectly and is snugly fit inside. It deploys easily and is an excellent choice for any larger-size baton. Highly recommend this product!! Would be an excellent choice for fitting on your LAPG Atlas 72 or a 5.11 rush 72 backpack hip belt in an emergency Exodus situation for an emergency evacuation or daily wear on tactical or regular pants. Fits Mills pals webbing perfectly! Great product!!

I can not believe its so hard to find a MOLLE carrier for a normal sized flashlight. But then again I never thought it'd be so hard to find a pouch for my satellite phone, either. :rolleyes:Thanks OneTigris! I purchased this for a MagLite 3 D-cell flashlight and it works perfectly. OK. ALMOST perfectly. As another reviewer noted, I had to cut the cover strap off - its just to short to close over the top of a D cell MagLite.I have my MagLite mounted horizontally right now and its snug enough (without the cover strap) that it hasn't accidentally slid out yet, while still being easy to grab the flashlight out one handed.I have half a dozen of OneTigris' products (and more than one of some) and so far they've never let me down.This is JUST long enough for a 3 D-cell MagLite. I don't believe this will work for a 2 D-cell or a 4 D-cell. YMMV

I had been patching and repatching an old RipOff(Its the brand name) flashlight holster for years because I couldn't find anywhere to buy one, and its the only one I could holster with the weight of the flashlight.I've had such a hard time finding a bucket flashlight holster, the type that I can just drop my flash light in.Everywhere I look, all I see are constriction holsters, that you have to shove the flashlight into, or even hold the holster as you shove the flashlight in. or the open loop without retention straps that just fall out if you lean over enough, crawl, or go inverted.This was the closest thing to my old RipOff holster. sadly it had the same constriction that prevented me from just letting the weight of the flashlight holster it's self.Then I looked at it, and realized all the constriction comes from a single elastic band at the top.I cut it out with a razer blade, and boom! I have a bucket flashlight holster again.On top of that, the holster depth is adjustable.Even my Slide King 2k's feet can't reach the bottom of the pool without adjusting.I can't imagine a flashlight too tall for this holster.The retention strap is a little too strong for my taste, but its easily hack adjustable by putting a patch of loops over a part of the hooks, so they don't all make contact, adjusting the ease of unstrapping.Over all, very happy with this holster after modding it a bit. Now I can finally retire this old RipOff holster.

So easy to use. Fits directly onto your belt. Looks really nice and the strong velcro closure, makes it secure and accessible. The big selling point for me, is that it is actually adjustable to house anything from a medium sized knife to a large knife. The heavy grade black nylon is thick and strong enough to make it the perfect work companion or camping accessory. I was originally looking for a leather knife sheath; when I came across this hidden gem. Now I wouldn't trade this one for ten leather ones. So, with a definite yes; I do highly recommend this very cool product, for all you guys that are rough on your stuff. Five stars baby. ☆☆☆☆☆🖐

This item can be used to carry many different items for hiking or camping or bushcraft

Well made, wouldn’t fit my belt, much too loose and not really easy to put flashlight in and out of. Might be fine for someone else.

I have a tactical flashlight about 6 inch in length and it fit right into the holster with room left over. It works well with a tactical Molle style backpack. I Attached it to one of the shoulder straps - stayed fixed to my bag through the whole 10 hour hike through the mountains. I have a leash on my tactical light, so pulling it out of the holster was no issue, even though it goes down deep within the holster. Great of all kinds of sized tactical flashlights. Would work well for a small rock pick if needed.

Well made. As described.