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

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 bundle EDC 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 rarely write reviews so if I’m writing a review it’s because the product has wowed me. This holster has done just that based on its affordable price, simplicity, and low profile. When it arrived my fox labs mace wouldn’t fit, so I blew my heat gun onto the holster for 30-60 seconds while wedgeding it open and adding the pepper spray. Once it cooled down it’s held that shape filmly and still has very good grip on it, enough it wouldn’t fall out from sprinting but I can still draw it with little effort. I love it!!!

Yes, it's designed for Duty Belt use. Here is the best feature: the bottom of it is only about an inch below the bottom of the duty belt so it doesn't dig-in your leg while sitting. I've always run my flashlight near the front of my rig for easy access, but almost every holder (other than a proprietary Streamlight holder that cost $35.00) has dug into my leg while sitting. So I had to move my flashlight off to 3 o'clock (yeah, I'm a lefty). Years of muscle memory made it difficult to adjust and having to think about it's location in stressful situations was not a good thing. So...I saw this holder on a fellow officer's belt, saw the drop and ordered one. Glad I did. One note is that it's retention level is very high....very. So to speed-up the loosening that time would probably have resolved anyway, I put my light in lens down (very tight fit) and gently went over it with a heat gun. Go slow, let cool and check often and voila....a perfect level of retention in about 10 mikes. Seems sturdy enough for long-term use, has survived numerous trainings and dropping to the prone position dozens of times as well as daily wear for several months. Thumbs up.

Purchased to fit a Fenix PD35 TAC (1" diam.) carried on a duty belt. I was a little worried when first received. The fit was really super tight, could hardly get flashlight in the holder, and when I did, could hardly remove it. I like a secure hold, with no worries about flashlight falling out, but this was way beyond that. As with all kydex holster materal, I knew a little heat would solve the break in problem. I inserted the handle of a screwdriver, slightly larger in size, and set it next to our wood stove for a hour. Fits my Fenix like a glove now, perfect. I would of given it 5 stars if it wasn't for the extra work to stretch it out a bit, but again this is a generic fit holster made to fit many brands. Very good overall quality. A nice bonus with this holster is you can stand the light up on it's tail cap now.

My pd35 fits in here perfectly. I'm surprised they still sell these, my last one broke after 8 years of every day use. I bang it up all day on things, working on the ground, on concrete, all over. So this thing is getting tore up daily. The 3 tabs on the bottom that keep the flashlight from falling through the holster, 2 out of 3 broke recently so I figured it was time to get a new one before the last tab broke and I lost the light. 8 years is a good lifespan I'd say

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.

Not a bad belt clip. Holds my 1” flashlight perfectly. However when I attempted to mount it through my molle vest, it’s way too wide. Considering shaving the plastic off the sides of the clip to get it to fit. Clip fits a 2” belt with wiggle room. Could probably fit on a 2.25” duty belt.

Very nice little holster, extremely happy with it. 15$ bucks seems a little high but it's worth it. It holds my TN12 nice and snug lens down/button up. Not as snug the other way around but, as a man, I prefer the button up. 2 things I am going to nitpick. >The maker should have gone with a more widely used 1.5" clip instead of using 2". It has a lot of room to move around. >I wear a 1/4" gun belt and the holster still slides all over the place. It could be a little more snug. I normally wear mine IWB (inside waist band). To do so I took a bastard file and took off the two points on the bottom that dug into my side occasionally. Also, if you're going to wear IWB I highly recommend to wear it between 3 and 9 o'clock. I was wearing it at 10 o'clock and I tripped up my stairs. The flare on the flashlight scraped the ever living hell out of my stomach. I was very surprised I didn't snap the holster but it help up like a champ.

I have used many flashlight holsters from my security days and now working as a Correctional Officer. Holds my fenix PD35R perfectly, but it did not fit the pro version so I am now stuck with one light that does not work with it. besides that it works as expected and I do receive alot of complements as to how secure and tactical it looks and works. The belt loop is not fixed but it does do a good job staying on a duty belt. It has held up in many action packed violent situations as expected.

My job requires me to have a flash light on my waist all the time, as it is one of my essential tools. My Fenix PD35 flash light fits snug in the case, and the flashlight never accidentally slid out of the holster yet. The holster is aesthetically pleasing compared to other third party holsters on the market or even the stock holster made from the flashlight manufacturer, Fenix. My only complaint with this product is the fact that I can only put the flashlight in the holster with the tail part facing button. Also, if you have the pocket clip attached to the flashlight, the holster will accept the flashlight in one specific orientation only. Overall, this is definitely a good product made with quality material and I would recommend this product for people who are looking for a premium holster that will last a long time.

Awesome product. Holds the FENIX PD35 perfectly! Sturdy and great material.

this is a very good holster the only thing is sometimes when sitting i find it a bit uncomfortable because the top of the holster kind of rubs my side so i have to turn it as far to being side to side then up and down but otherwise very handy

Fits my older model PD35 2014 edition perfectly. Much easier and more convenient to use than a fabric holster. The belt keeper is large enough to fit any sized pants belt. The holster is tip up carry only, but that is due to the Pd35's anti roll tabs at the top of the flashlight which is unfortunate.