Nylon Snap Sheath with Pockets

Works great, I used to have a Velcro one and it was pretty worn out within 3-5 years. This button system should last longer and make less noise. The size fits great for my Gerber and it even has side pockets for pencils. The stitching is strong and it holds the Gerber in place.

Well made and fits my Surge and accessories perfectly.

I was looking for a sheath for my Leatherman super tool. After many years of service, the Velcro doesn't work anymore, and my tool has worn a hole in the bottom of the sheath. One of my Leatherman tools came with a leather case and a snap to keep the cover closed. The snap was hard to close. I finally bought a aftermarket case. When I decided to purchase a new case, I wanted to stay away from the snap and I wanted the Velcro closure. I bought the Leatherman case with the Velcro closure, but the belt loop was way to long so the tool would raise up several inches until the bottom of the loop finally came in contact with my belt. I didn’t like this so I decided to give this sheath a try. The style of this snap is not the same as the snap on my old leather sheath and it seems to work OK. I liked the Velcro closure because it didn’t require much effort to close, the snap takes more effort to close, but the snap works ok. The case seems sturdy and it fits my super tool like it should. Shipping was fast. In 10 years I will consider this case when I look for a replacement, I am sure the tool will last that long.

Good case that isn’t fancy. The elastic pockets in the main pocket come in handy. I have too much stuff in it (personal problem not a case problem) but it’s preforming well so far.

2nd one in as many years. The button on these things doesn't last. The snap gets weaker and weaker until it just doesn't latch anymore. I like the extra pockets inside that let me carry extra bits and t-shank tools (saw/file). But that button... I wish they'd bring back the old leather ones. My old one lasted 5+ years and is still intact (and the button still snaps securely) but the fabric parts are so stretched out that retention isn't guaranteed. So I'm gonna keep looking for a better one or spend $20 every year I guess for one of these inferior ones. IF ONLY THEY'D FIX THE SNAP.

I bought this sheath for my husband who works in heavy farm/industrial and he is hard on everything. I caught him doing a quick repair on the leather one that came with the tool and decided to buy him another one as a surprise because I was afraid he would lose the tool. I decided on the heavy nylon due to he works in all weather and the leather was not holding up to moisture, was stretching out and pulling out around the rivets. This nylon sheath fit the bill! It drys out quickly, and hasn't become misshapen, or discolored. The seams appear study so far. It also has remained closer to his belt and doesn't snag as much since it hasn't stretched. As much as I respect leather, this nylon sheath seems a better fit for him.

No problems with this one. I have owned many Leatherman knives and sheathes but this one is probably the best for everything except extremely heavy use. Very strong snap fitting means it aint going anywhere unless you open it, never had one pop open on me. This is durable but.... if you wear thick nylon belts to carry load take care as the belt can wear the belt loop an the top corners.

Plenty of room for mutlitool, tried with surge/wave/signal/arc, and two bit kits and the ratchet bit with room to spare.