TrustFire DF008 Wrist Flashlight Holster Durable Flashlight Gloves Portable Arm Holder for Fishing Diving Hunting Hands-free Light

My first effort at finding a good belt case proved to have a belt clip that was so powerful that I had to thread the belt through instead of sliding the clip onto my belt. Its stretch construction also gripped my light so snuggly that it was hard to extract the light. So I looked for an easier replacement.This belt case has both a built in belt loop that you can slide your belt through and a flap that snaps down if you want to add it to your belt after the belt is fully buckled up. The Velcro flap is easy to open and close. It is a good choice for the small flashlights that modern LED bulbs make possible.

These work flawlessly. They're kind of like a one-size-fits-all for most flashlights. Ours fit a little bit loose but we made it work and they were very very handy for us. we really enjoyed using them and pretty much used them on every dive except for our first dive which was a training dive. We had no problems with durability or anything of that nature. When we were done with our dive we rent them in a soapy water solution and then a freshwater solution and never had an issue with any type of odor or stench coming from them. Obviously we let them dry overnight.

It almost works . . . until the flashlight falls out. The fit is tight around the light, but underwater, and with regular moving around, the light starts to work it's way out of the sleeve [be sure you have the light's lanyard around your wrist!]. I tried all sorts of ways to keep it, including some fancy looping of the flashlight's lanyard through the back, but none were satisfactory. I may try making a bungee band to really tighten down on the body of the light . . . . If the light would stay in, I'd give it five stars because of the low price!

I'd buy these more if I needed them. Got 2 to replace 2 worn on my duty belt and they fit the flashlights well. The velcro is very good too so far. That's the part where others fail or the holster has OPEN SIDES -- something to look out for. You can be assured these DO NOT have open sides and work well.

Be sure you check the dimensions of the item you wish to store and include the distance for the case flap to cover the end of your stored item. Good product.

I gave the features 1 star, however, Because I'm pretty sure a holster doesn't have a brightness nor batteries..... Overall the holster itself is what it is. A holster fade of cloth and fabrics. It holds my flashlight lol.

As advertised, only problem is that measurements were metric...Really?

Is ok but don't waste money again

It is good for carrying a small torch (3.5 inches X 1 inch wide) when out and about in the dark. The pouch is not meant for long and slim/big torches when you go camping. It is nicely made. I have a torch that is five inches long and width of 1 inch, it was very tight and barely closes.

When I first received it I thought that it might work for my purposes even though it wasn't as durable looking as the original case for my flashlight.. Unfortunately after only about 3 months it's come apart as you can see in the photos. So it's basically garbage now.

It measures indeed 4.4 cm in width, but actually the usable space is about 3.5 cm. So, if you have a fat light, say 4 cm in diameter, it will not fit in the holster.

Bought this specifically for my Pixel TW-283 wireless remote to keep it protected inside my camera bag. Absolute perfect fit…width, depth, and height. It’s like it was made for it!

Happy with it but it fits a little tight on a Taclight. Happy overall though.