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Question: How large is the belt loop? Can it accommodate a belt that is 1.75 inches in width? The loop on the sheath that came with the multi-tool is too small.
Document: I needed to replace the sheath for my Gerber Legend Multi-tool because the original was starting to rip at the belt loop and the Legend is a very large tool even when folded. I didn't care for the original one so I decided to find a Leatherman sheath. I think Leatherman makes the best multi-tools out there and their sheaths are no different.
Did not like the leather sheath that originally came with the Leatherman Charge TTi. First off, the tool WILL slip out the side, and there is no way to carry the extra bit kit or extension.This sheath solves all of those problems, and then some. Tool WILL NOT slip out of the sheath. It easily holds the extra bit kit and bit extension inside an inner pocket behind the tool. I have a small AAA Streamlight flashlight inside 1 of the side pouches, and a firesteel in the other.
Good sheath unless you plan on carrying bit kit,bit extension & extra 1/4 & 5/16 drivers.As an HVACR tech. I carry all that but it's very tight in this sheath.Extra large molle sheath is the ticket. But for the folks who just want the multy tool and maybe an accesory or two this sheath fits the bill.
I bought this because I lost the original that came with my Surge a couple of years ago. I wear my Leatherman tool on my belt daily with this sheath and so far I have had zero issues with the sheath.
The leather sheath that came with my surge was too Small for accessory bit kits. The X-large Mole sheath is huge, by that I mean long and bulky. And it really doesn't fit two bit kits (total 40 bit). This sheath is perfect, the sides are elastic and it easily fits the spare blade/file and 2 bit kits (total 40). Without any spare bits it's loose so it's only ideal if you're going to carry spare bits!
Overall I like the sheath but I foresee problems with the hook & loop fasteners not holding when I have the full tool kit and extra saw and file in the pouch. It just seems to be weak. I've developed a modification the should work to keep it closed so it should be OK.
I've gone through two of these sheaths for my Leatherman Surge + extra bits. Both had the vertical belt loop ripped out within a couple months, and the horizontal loops ripped within a couple weeks. Very disappointed in the quality of these. For information, I have been using this sheath on a Spec-Ops brand nylon Better BDU belt.
The sheath that I purchased is to replace the one that I normally use, which is worn out. The original one had the velcro go bad and it wouldn't stay closed. I also had to sew the loop back on the original one where it attaches to your belt. I bought the sheath at a very good price, and it was at more door in just a couple of days. Great service!
I bought this for my Super Tool 300. I like it much better than the leather sheath the multitool came with. The 300 fits securely but not so snug as to hinder easy removal. Also, the little elastic tubes on either side work great for a pencil (shortened) and a Maglite Solitare flashlight. I can't speak on its durability yet, but so far I'm very pleased.
Well made. Enough room for my Leather Surge and all the 40 extra bit drivers. A detachable belt clip would have been nice, but good enough. The leather case that came with the Surge was ugly, so I had to buy this nylon case. Happy with my purchase.
Answer: yes