Polyamide Clip-On Kydex Flashlight Holster for Fenix PD35, Olight Baton Pro Warrior Mini, PowerTac M5 E9R, Nitecore P12, ThruNite TN12

I use a Nebo Y2K flashlight and was using but not liking a nylon webbing style holster. One of my coworkers carries a Streamlight in this holster so i was able to test fit prior to ordering. The kydex is well made and sturdy. The bottom of the holster is mostly open to allow debris to escape while keeping the flashlight from dropping to far down. There is no snap or strap for retention just a nice fiction fit making it simple to use. Don't worry about the clip coming off your belt, it won't. The clip design was probably the only aspect i was not thrilled with. Oh, the holster didn't come loose causing the loss of my flashlight because you need 2 hands to remove the clip from your belt. This clip will hook onto a pocket or a piece of sheetmetal or just about anything else up to 3/16" thick and if there is a hem on the material its not falling off. I modified my to make removal possible but i use a double thickness leather belt.

Overview:I work in law enforcement and I got this for the Fenix UC35. I use it daily and as a EDC and for work. The Fenix UC35 fits great. It does slide in upside-down. I have been using this product for a few months now. I wanted a longer period of time to provide a solid review.FENIX UC35 USB Rechargeable 960 Lumen Cree XM-L2 U2 multi battery type compatible LED Flashlight with, 3200mAh rechargeable battery, USB charging cable and 2 X EdisonBright lithium CR123A back-up batteries bundleEDC use:I use this as my EDC. I like the clip and how it can go on just about any belt thickness. The great part about it is it can also clip directly on your pants which is big for EDC because I dont always wear a belt.I carry the light instead of a firearm. You cant carry firearms everywhere. The holster allows for quick deployment and secures just as easily. I can get to strobe pretty quickly.Issues:There have been complaints about not being able to swivel. That would just add to the cost and create a failure point. As it is, it is a very durable device and performs flawlessly.Another issues people complain about is that the light sits upside-down. I would have liked a downward facing option, but that is a design based on the lights. Most lights are stored facing up due to their design. Because it faces up this device solves the UC35's issues of not being able to tailstand. It even tailstands better because the base is much wider with the holster and it is flat.Conclusion:I am extremely satisfied with this item. It works great and is extremely simple. I definitely suggest it.

I am super impressed at what a good holster this is. It works perfectly for my Olight M2R Pro Warrior tactical flashlight. It is very slim and compact on the belt. It is a little bit tight to remove and to insert the flashlight, but the flashlight is held very securely and does not shake loose. There are 3 tabs at the bottom edge of the holster to keep the flashlight from pushing through or falling out the open bottom. One-handed re-holstering is easily done with some resistance as you insert the flashlight into the holster. I line up the pocket clip of the flashlight with the opening in the holster. It does, as said before, hold very securely. There is a hook at the bottom of the belt clip that allows(with some practice) to hook the holster onto a belt or remove it without undoing and taking your belt off. I am very satisfied with this holster, it has excellent craftsmanship and excellent quality of the holster material. I am glad that I purchased it.

Perfect remplacement holster for my Fenix PD36R flashlight that I lost. Fits 💯. Highly recommend it.

The media could not be loaded. As several others have mentioned depending on the flashlight model you have this can be a very tight fit. I am going to be using this with an Olight Warrior 3S and upon arrival it was very difficult to holster and take out each time. I was able to take a standard size screwdriver handle (see pictures/ video) and used a heatgun on both sides for several minutes until I got the desired tension on the flashlight. The tension on the flashlight is now perfect and will be great for EDC. Hope this helps anyone that may be experiencing the same issues.

While this flashlight holster was not designed to carry the Imalent LD70, it can and does. Initially, the flashlight is pretty tight in the holder, but after 3 minutes with a heat gun on low warming up the plastic, the Imalent LD70 fits like a glove, like the holder was made for it. Just enough tension to keep it snug without any chance of it falling out, but easy enough to slide it out. The charger even fits perfectly in place on the flashlight while in the holder. The holder is made of thick semi-rigid sturdy plastic. It looks and feels of good quality. I'm assuming I'm not the only person who is looking for a good way to carry the Imalent LD70, this is it...finally.

This is the second time I am ordering this flashlight holder. The first one worked so well, and exceeded my expectations. I carry a Fenix PD35 at work (police officer, midnight shift). Flashlight is great too, especially for clearing rooms with the wide spread of the light, but I digress. This holder holds the light firmly in place, and securely fastens to the belt. Another plus is you can remove it, without having to take other items off from your belt, because it clips over it. Allowing you to secure it to another belt, like if you’re working plain clothes. The first one broke when I was trying to fit in a tight area, the holder caught on a fence, and snapped at the clip. I can not fault the construction of the holder on this, it wasn’t designed to handle that much pressure. Even if I was using a looped leather holder, or if it was a handcuff case, it would have broke under the pressure as well. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to securely and comfortably carry their flashlight around, obviously if your light fits in this holder. The Fenix PD35 fits like a glove.