How wide is the belt? I want to squeeze a folding knife pouch onto it behind the holster on one side and a mag pouch for my 270 on the other.
814985
Not sure if it would work, but you might get them both on the left side? not a whole lot of room...the belt is about 3" wide. A great holster!! well worth the purchase.
814986
The belt is 3" and has loops all around it. I do not have any 270 shells to see if they will fit in the ammo loops however I wouldn't be surprised if it held them.
1213081
it all depends on where you place the holster. There is room for mine without a problem with a seat belt. However this folder is poorly sized for my phone and gave it away and bought a different model that I am very satisfied with.
662231
My Surge came with the Premium Leather Nylon Sheath I. Which I do not like. I don't recall the exact measurement of the opening, but it was able to slide onto my belt which is also about 1.5" wide. But I'm pretty sure any sheath you get from Leatherman will be able to fit on a large size belt like that. If not, you could always spring for the original all-leather sheath which will accommodate a belt up to about 2.5" wide.
412440
The holster is 9" long and 3-3/4" at its widest. The pocket is 5-1/2" deep and 2-1/2" wide on the inside. It has 2" belt loops. This is a very well made item.
1582442
Can't help with "conceal" but keep in mind that this is designed as a neck knife. For belt carry, I can think of 3 options 1) what I do is wrap the cord twice around your belt and let the knife dangle at the desired height. 2) get something like a "Blade-Tech Tek-Lok with Hardware" that converts the sheath to a belt clip mount. Don't know if the predrilled holes in the sheath will line up for this model. 3) make a new kydex or leather sheath
942360
Yes, the sheath has a loop on top that will fit up to a 3" belt. It fits the standard USMC K-Bar perfectly. It is one of the best buys you can get for this price. It also will hold the knife secure even if you forget to snap it. I love mine and will never go back to the leather one.
1274928
Hello Guru. I double checked that portion in which you are asking about. it should fit with little to no problem. The "belt" loop is +/- 4 inches and should fit a standard pant/5.11 belt. The only issue I have with this sheath is that I have the older style very thick handle and the straps that hold the snaps to secure the knife in the sheath itself are to short and will require some modification to work. But other than that small issue, this sheath is what I have been looking for,. Hope this helps
1819405
Fits mine great. Metal clip and hold in strap are side switchable (I'm left handed). Front pouch holds extra stock size mag.
37603
Mine is 1.5" wide but tapers down to approx. 1" where the holes are at that allow you to buckle the belt. Mine has 6 holes spaced to allow plenty of adjustment. I typically use the two holes in the middle, one for right after I eat and my belly is full and the other for when I really want my firearm up tight against me.. As far as sizing goes, I went by the instructions on their website and the belt turned out perfect. I can't remember the exact instructions, but they were right... It's a great belt and has provided me a more comfortable CCW experience. It goes with both dress attire and a pair of blue jeans... Very versatile... Good luck and stay safe... Mine is 1.5" wide but tapers down to approx. 1" where the holes are at that allow you to buckle the belt. Mine has 6 holes spaced to allow plenty of adjustment. I typically use the two holes in the middle, one for right after I eat and my belly is full and the other for when I really want my firearm up tight against me.. As far as sizing goes, I went by the instructions on their website and the belt turned out perfect. I can't remember the exact instructions, but they were right... It's a great belt and has provided me a more comfortable CCW experience. It goes with both dress... » Read More Mine is 1.5" wide but tapers down to approx. 1" where the holes are at that allow you to buckle the belt. Mine has 6 holes spaced to allow plenty of adjustment. I typically use the two holes in the middle, one for right after I eat and my belly is full and the other for when I really want my firearm up tight against me.. As far as sizing goes, I went by the instructions on their website and the belt turned out perfect. I can't remember the exact instructions, but they were right... It's a great belt and has provided me a more comfortable CCW experience. It goes with both dress attire and a pair of blue jeans... Very versatile... Good luck and stay safe... « Show Less
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I carry a M&P; Shield but I do have a full size 1911 and tried it for a couple of hours so I could answer your question. My belt did not sag. I wear it tight and on the hip.
786391
My belt is one & eighth inches & fits well. I think an inch & a quarter might be max, at least with the one I have. For me, the pouch works great. My phone is a galaxy s 5 with a Spigen cover.
1830937
The back of the pouch is 4 1/2 " wide and 6 " long you can attach it on a belt horizontal or with two iris clip vertical. The size of the pouch it self is 4 1/2 x 2 " a 1911 standard 9mm 9rd or a 7rd 45 cal clip will fit with room to spare about 5 1/2 " long. good luck and I hope this info did help you. ( I liked it) Aloha
1846187
I only used it to carry Glock 17 mags but I'd say the XDS mags, similar to a 1911's if I remember, should fit fine. They'll most likely move a bit but should stay secured. I got good use out of that pouch but it is HUGE on my smallish frame. Hope this helps your decision.
1096310
It is 5" by 8 5/8" (127mm by 219mm) and 1 1/2" thick with mags inserted. If you put it into a range bag you can reduce the length to 7 1/4" because the border will fold inward. Or you can fold the pouch in half even loaded with mags. I use it a lot and the velco holds up very well. I am using it for Glock (double-stack) 9mm magazines.
945793
The belt is exactly 2 inches wide. I just measured it myself. In case this is of interest to you or anyone else, I'll mention that I used it for a holster and dual magazine holder that had 1.5 inch openings. Although I proved it is possible, it was a complete struggle, wiggling and pulling and yanking and rocking back and forth in tiny increments that took forever. If I wanted to remove them and use the belt for something else, it would also be a struggle. I was determined to do it and I did. They will not budge which is cool because they do not slide around on the belt. This is fine with me as I have made this a setup that remains assembled. Instead of having to take off your belt and then put these holsters on in between belt loops and stuff, you just grab the whole belt and quickly clip it on over your pants and belt (or underwear or pajamas in the middle of the night.) If someone wanted to do this as a temporary thing, I do not recommend it. Needless to say, this 2 inch belt is undoubtedly designed to be used with items with 2 inch openings or clips.
387637
I just pulled out my BK7 and BK11 and tested it for you, and NO it doesn't really work. The BK11 is too large for the secondary sheath insert that originally held the little BK? that used to ship for free with the larger BK7 and BK9. The BK11 sheath will slip inside the BK7's pouch, but the pouch flap is then in the way and needs to be tucked somewhere or cut off. IMO this pouch is better reserved for other gear like fire starting supplies and a sharpening stone. I personally think it's better to carry the BK11 around your neck, or in your pocket------------separately from the BK7. The knives serve different purposes, and I don't like to place all my eggs in one basket anyway. Hope this helps. :) W.W.
1094805
Velcro adjustable, I am at 42", fits fine. The two mag pouches hold my Glock 9mm 15rders securely.