Horizontal Magazine Concealed Carrier,2 Pack Extra Single Pistol Magazine Carrier Pouch with Safety Hook and Loop

Looking for a horizontal sheath for my Leatherman, and wasn't a fan of any of the available options. The belt sheath that came with my Leatherman was thick, loose, and stuck out. I didn't want some big leather thing on my belt, and the harder sheaths just seemed too bulky. Then I found this "magazine carrier", and it's amazing. It's a simple elastic pouch with a Velcro strap, that can slide onto my belt, but it fits my Leatherman Wave perfectly. The horizontal orientation is comfortable, and low profile, the pouch weighs next to nothing, so when I'm not carrying my Leatherman, I just leave the pouch on the belt, and it isn't even noticeable. $12 for TWO of these is amazing. So far the quality is holding up, and the elasticity feels good too, so no complaints. And if anything happens, I have a backup. This is a great belt holder, and as something that was intended for magazines, it's clearly much more versatile. I got it for my Leatherman, but I've used other EDC tools in it, and I'm sure this would perfectly fit all sorts of stuff from magazines, tools, to small candy bars.

Item works great. The carrier fits snug on the belt, but will move slightly between the belt loops. Works great with single and double stack mags. Magazine stays secure in the carrier with the strap in place. The magazine is easily removed form the carrier when needed. Single stack magazines are fairly easy to place in the carrier when it's on the belt. Double stack magazines take a little more effort to place in the carrier when it's on the belt. Great item to have if you prefer to carry a magazine on your belt.

I really like these mag holders. They are versatile, lightweight and easy to conceal under an untucked shirt, especially if you have a little extra around your waistline. They seem to be made for small to medium mags, like 380 and 9mm, but you can squeeze a Glock 23 mag in one with effort, but it will likely damage it over time. The problem I have with them is after about a year or so if pretty consistent use the Velcro on the flap started to fray and finally came loose, rendering the pouch useless. I got a lot of wear out of it however and would recommend them, but plan to repurchase it, as I did. I bought 4 more because of the price and how well they work.

Not impressed

I'm a relatively new cc edc person, so I've been trying to find my ideal rig. Most of the holsters and mag pouches are vertical, which is really uncomfortable for me. I was so excited to try these and I have had them a couple months now and I really love them! I use a Glock 17 double-stack magazine (17 rounds of 9mm) and it fits snugly into the pouch. Even without the velcro strap I feel confident that it won't slip out under normal use. Because the magazine is a little heavy, it does hang away/sag from my belt a bit, but not too bad. I wear it in front and have my belt buckle off to the side a bit. When I draw it the pouch does slide until it hits the buckle (or a belt loop) so that's something to consider. I may try wearing one in the back, but then I would worry about the magazine edge digging into my back or my car upholstery, so I probably won't go that route. I also have a 1911, 8 round magazine and it fits beautifully. I really am very happy with these pouches. For the price they are a great value. I will probably have to buy more every few years but so far no wear or tear, so we'll see how they hold up long term. The Glock mag will probably wear it out faster than the 1911 just due to the girth and weight. The horizontal orientation is awesome, I really like it. So much easier to wear and conceal and go about making normal body movements. I don't even notice it. For the price they are well worth the try in my opinion --WW

These little concealment holsters are the best on the market, the Velcro is vary durable, good size when not in use they disappear, but when needed they hold and conceal a mag. Or multitool or even a pocket knife, using the Velcro strap every thing that will fit will be secured 👍🏽👍🏽

The pouches themselves seem to be decent for the price. My Glock 43X mags fit snuggly, even with a base plate extension. My gripe is that I paid five dollars extra for some plastic rings that I can’t even get my finger in because they are so small. Even if I could, they don’t do anything. In order for them to be some sort of quick release mechanism, you have to have the strap barely secured, which is obviously an issue. And even then, you have to pull so hard that the plastic ring just slides right off. I’m not sure what Chinese Airsoft factory worker designed these things, but they’ve clearly never actually used them. I’d buy more for flashlight, multitool, or any other low profile carry that I could stuff inside them, but I feel like I got scammed on the upgraded option.

I like the way this mag holder rides horizontally. The end has a Velcro strap which keeps your mag in place. It’s super lightweight and easy to move on your belt, but tight enough that it’s not going to slide around. The belt slides through a sleeve and the magazine is in a pouch so to speak on the sleeve. It will work the same for righties and lefties, and you can place it anywhere. It is length and width specific, so a fat Sig 320 mag for the 21 rounder won’t work. This is designed for a 12 to 15 round magazine. I plan to buy another 2 pack, as I always carry an extra magazine, and this is convenient.