Seems well made. First
"Seems well made. First thing I did was remove the bungee. The tab that closes over to secure the flash lite, Is removable and adjustable. I have. PD 36R It fits it perfectly"
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Specifications of the FLASHLIGHT HOLSTERS (ALP-MT)
Wide compatibility with Fenix flashlight models:
With Head downward:
TK Series: TK09, TK15UE and TK16
With the head upward/downward
PD Series: PD32, PD35, PD35TAC
LD Series: LD12 and LD22
E Series: E30R, E35UE
UC Series: UC30, UC35
Overall rating: 4.242424 / 5 from 66 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
The Fenix Flashlight Holsters (ALP-MT) are praised for their perfect fit and high-quality construction, though some users noted issues with fitting larger flashlights. Made from durable Cordura 700D fabric, these holsters offer a secure attachment with a snap fastener or bungee cord.
Summary topics
- Flashlight Fit: 14%
- Product Fit: 12%
- Product Quality: 21%
Review topics: ["quality","fits","holster","case","flashlight","tab","belt loop","point","holds","pouch"].
Review highlights
- "Great high quality very satisfied with my purchase" —
- "Holder works great with my PD35TAC, fit my molle pack well too!" —
- "High quality - good value." —
Reviews
Nice sheath
"Nice sheath"
This is a really
"This is a really high quality flashlight holder. You can put it on your belt easily with it's still buckled or onto a backpack or other fastening system. I put my PD36R in it and it's securely fastened. My color is Khaki and I really like it."
Very happy with the
"Very happy with the cases (bought multiple) The flap is adjusted by velcro on the inside. Definitely over built. Once closed, your light isn't going anywhere."
I wanted a simple
"I wanted a simple holster with a simple flap. Too much extraneous material with holster."
Im giving it. . . . . . . lets
"I'm giving it. . . . . . . let's say 4. 75 stars. A quarter point off for not having an instruction sheet. Yup. . . . It's a flashlight holster that actually needs instructions, LOL. I read the reviews here and I see what some of the lesser star reviews mention such as it being complicated, not fitting listed lights, etc. After examining it a few minutes it's clear the bungee is not needed unless you have a personal use for it. I do not, so I simply removed it. If your flashlight seems too long for it and it doesn't fit, all you have to do is lengthen the flap which is held in by velcro. Just poke your finger behind the flap between the flap and the holster shell to release the flap from the velcro. Then just pull it out and re-velcro it to the appropriate length. I put a TK30 in it which is fairly long and it fits perfectly head up with the clip still on (but it's listed as fitting head down). For attaching to a duty belt the opening can be adjusted several ways. It can be used as is for a really wide belt. As delivered to me, the slot was about 5"". If you want the belt slot opening to be less for a smaller belt, unbutton the belt strap and tuck it through one of the horizontal tabs and re-button. Tuck it behind the lower tab if you want it lower on the belt, or behind the upper tab if you want it to ride higher. This method shortens the belt slot to about 3"". As far as molle attachment I can't help you there as I have no experience with molle. In the end this is an extremely well built flashlight holster and to steal from another review it is, ""over engineered"". Another thing I like about it is that it covers more of the light than the holster it came with. I would recommend it."
This is a pretty
"This is a pretty good case and a huge improvement over the stock case that comes with the lights. this case should be the standard case that just comes with the lights, pick your color and you have everything you need."
This little holster tries
"This little holster tries to do everything for everybody. Kind of annoying when all I want is a stiff belt case for my expensive little flashlight. The one that comes with the light (LD30) is so flimsy, no matter which way you insert the light, the end light switch is activated when you sit and it flops all over with anything but the widest belt. This particular case is sturdy enough, but I had to cut off the snap loop so I could use the belt loop. (?) I don't have any idea what the little stretchy lanyard is for. This case is actually way too big for my LD30 because they made it adjustable, but the end switch hasn't turned on yet when I sit while it's still in the holster. You'd think that with all the engineering they put into the $90 flashlights that would design a decent belt holster. If your light is bigger than my LD30 or you're tired of your light coming on while in the stock holster, then buy this."
Very confusing. No
"Very confusing. No material to describe feature"
I find this holster
"I find this holster to be too bulky for EDC on my belt. The flap catches on things and the light rides in the holster all wopperjawed. I really like the holster that comes with the light initially, but that didn't hold up for more than a year or so. I work in the Commercial/Industrial HVAC trade so I'm often times working in ceilings, or climbing around in mechanical rooms. I need for anything that I carry on my belt to be compact and sleek."