Amazon Basics Cell Phone and Tool Holder with 5 Pockets, Black

There are several similar pouches listed. I had one that was over 7" high, but only one large pocket in front of the two pockets. My 7" tall Galaxy fit well but was in the way.I decided to go with this to get the extra interior pocket. As described, the fold over top limits you to a 5" tall phone, including protector. 3 1/4 inches wide is tight.The front pocket is even smaller.It js perfect though as I was no longer looking to keep my phone inside. I am experimenting between items and weight. It does stick out a little further, but I would have gone with a thinner pouch if that really concerned me.I have inside: pocket knife in one smallpocket, pen light and pen in the other, bandana and multi-tool in the large pocket, can carry my keys in the front pocket instead of dangling them.Deciding if I will move the pen light to the outside loop. Can then add a sharpie inside.Also plan to add nail clippers.

I use this with a Rigid impact driver and a DeWalt 20 drill (relatively small body) it work perfectly with both. I don't use the strap or the outer loops. I have found any use. The outer loops would be more useful if the were closed on the bottom. Overall, it works well for me.

Although minor there were variation between what I ordered & what I received.It did have "5 Pockets", but the layout differed somewhat from the one shown.For my purposes it made no real difference but YMMV if you have a specific need for the exact version shown.For reference to size a Pixel 6A smartphone in its case, with a screen protector fits comfortably in the rear pocket if required.

This drill holster slid easily onto the tool belt and held the portable battery-operated drill comfortably without twisting. The accessory holders attached to the main drill holder is convenient for holding screwdrivers or drill bits. This is one of those products that should have been purchased at the time of the drill purchase.

First of all, I didn’t actually initially buy this to hold a drill but a very unusual air pistol.However, since it didn’t work well enough with that pistol, I’ve since used it for its intended purpose.The holster goes onto the belt just fine. It is, in my opinion, the easiest thing to accomplish while gearing up with this holster.The strap doesn’t cross neatly to its matching buckle. Tightening it and loosening it are reasonably easy, but sometimes it slips a little, so beware of that if you want to use the strap.When I got my Craftsman V20 drill into the holster, it sat at an angle that made it very difficult to get out. Ironically, even though I think this was meant as a right-handed holster, it was more comfortable on the left hip.It extends down pretty far, so far that sitting becomes laughable with the drill sticking out limply to the side.Finally, it’s made of what seems to be adequate fabric stitched over thin cardboard, thinner cardboard than comparable brands I’ve tried.What does this do well?It saves you money. It’s cheap and holds extra stuff on its abundant loops. It advertises Amazon and arrives quickly, being an Amazon product.Do I regret spending the few bucks it took to buy the drill holster? No. Not really. Although I will probably not buy it again if I wear it out.

I use tool holder at work, its not wide enough for an iPhone with a thick case but for holding a small flash light, pens and a few miscellaneous things it works well for me.

works perfectly

I was drawn in by the price, but after receiving this one AND the ToughBuilt - ClipTech Drill Holster (TB-CT-20-S), the ToughBuilt holster won hands down. Granted, this AmazonBasics holster was about half the price, but after trying them both out with a new RIGID brushless 18V impact driver, it was no contest.What I did not like: 1. Thinner, lesser quality feel to the materials. 2. The belt loop is fixed meaning you cannot remove the holster without undoing your belt. 3. It's actually quite large in comparison - more than necessary. 4. I was put off by the embroidered "amazonbasics" logo...Basically, if you just spent way over a hundred dollars for a hand tool - don't skimp on the holster.