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I've been using this for my every day carry for the past 9 months and I find the durability to be more than adequate. I've only noticed minor fraying in the stitching during that time. I carry an older 4" Leatherman (Blast), which fits the case well. I keep the lanyard ring up for ease of grabbing, otherwise this size tool fits flush with the opening of the holster and takes a minute to extract. With the lanyard ring up, I just grab the ring, open the tool, and perform the task.I originally wasn't a fan of the belt clip: I thought it would add too much bulk when wearing looped to a belt. Then I tried it out and it has been the only way I wear it for the past 9 months. I especially like the fact that I can clip it to my pants or shorts for the times I don't want to wear a belt and still have access to my basic tool set.For me, I like the magnetic closure. It will self adjust for different sized tools (or lanyard ring up), so the larger 4.5" Leatherman tools will fit just fine.I would certainly buy this again if it ever breaks or when it wears out (hopefully not for several more years).

Works well, high quality

I have used the pouch a few times, but it’s not one I expect to use with any regularity. The construction does seem to be fairly well done, and they pen/flashlight loops — as well as the elastic pocket inside — are nice touches that add to the functionality of the pouch. I do also very much like the magnetic closure on the flap, rather than a buckle or velcro closure; the strength of the magnet seems adequate as well.The failings, as I see them, are two-fold: First, the placement of the belt hook is relatively low, which means the top if the pouch hits one’s stomach when seated. So unless one is standing, it’s not particularly comfortable to wear over the course of a day, unless one stands or moves during most of a given day. (I do not.) The second comment, which really is an outgrowth of my first comment, is that the belt clip doesn’t rotate: it would be a better product if the clip could rotate at least 90 degrees, which would basically allow for horizontal carry.It’s mostly a decent product, but it’s something that if I use it any further it’ll likely be attached to a backpack or something fitted with MOLLE straps, rather than a belt I’m wearing. Perhaps it’ll work better for your needs than it did for mine.

It is compact, heavy duty design, double stitched, reenforced wear needed, elastic pocket for bits and extensions. The only thing it does not have I was looking for in a case for my Leatherman Surge EDC is a dedicated pouch for T-Shank jigsaw blades and does not mount horizontally, but for the price I took a chance and purchased one and some Blade-Tech Q-Clips, but I may not even use them being this is very compact, secure clip and goes on easy. The magnet closure seems strong and will accommodate tools of different length. If you carry a multitool with a bunch of extra bits and attachments, it is worth getting and checking it out.

At first, it seems like a good sheath to hold your knife. However, you will soon discover that the quality is sub-par. The bottom started to wear out within a month. By the time I realized it, their measly 30-day warranty had expired. Now, about a month and half later and the bottom is about to be completely unraveled. If it had lasted at least 6-months, I'd be okay with it due to the low price... no such luck.I use it every day for work. In and out of the car several times per shift. I need something sturdy that will last and hold the knife in with constant movement in and out of the car, in case of a scuffle, etc.This is about the fifth nylon case I have tried, including the one that came with my multitool knife (which actually lasted about 6 months or more). I think I will give up on trying nylon cases. My suggestion is to find a good leather sheath, instead, like American Bench Craft Riveted Leather Multi Tool Case (I researched and found this to come highly recommended). You'll pay a little more, but according to the reviews, it will last much, much longer. I will be buying this brand next (as soon as I can figure out which model fits my multitool knife).