🔧 CLC Custom Leathercraft 5023 Deluxe Cordless Poly Drill Holster, Black - A Secure Solution for Hands-Free Drilling Efficiency Review

As a handyman, I do a lot of home renovations for myself and friends. I always have drills, materials, etc. with me, even when I've gone up the stairs. Now at least I can have a drill and bits by my side to climb stairs safely. It is very durable and the pockets are very practical. I just wish the closed bottom pockets were deeper. Due to the fact that the top tends to curve outward, it can sometimes be a bit difficult to engage the latch. Still good quality, great holster!

Thought it would be a one off thing, I wear a belt for decoration or special work but the holster can hold a lot more than I thought, not just accessories Drills and the like - dams, screwdrivers, bits. The other day I had to lug a flexible saw (the kind that folds into an L shape) up a hill along with some other tools, and the holster was able to hold the saw instead of a drill. So now this thing sits next to my hammer and duct tape, it has a percussion gun and a bunch of tools, and it's very…

This is a typical CLC product with good design and finish. It fits my DeWalt drill perfectly and gives it a safe place to rest and of course beats balance on a ladder! There are several small pockets for bits and screwdrivers, convenient for changing drill bits for screwdrivers. I decided to purchase a CLC web belt so I can slip it on and off as needed, but it works well with most web or tool belts that have room for another piece of equipment. I think it's important to work with a drill on…

from my husband: I ordered this for home renovation when I climb stairs or move around a lot. I messed up some drills by dropping them so had to come up with a better solution. It's more convenient and secure than the small belt clips that came with my drill. It seems very durable and I haven't used it much to really test it. It's a little deep for me. I also wish the belt loop could be opened and closed so that one could put the belt on and take it off without unbuckling the belt - which is…

Should have bought it two years ago. Fits my Milwaukee 18V brushless cordless drill. Sits very securely in the holster and on the side. My drill is holstered and doesn't go up so I never feel like it's about to fall out. Rarely do I feel the need to attach the strap at the top. I usually don't tighten the strap until I'm done drilling. I've always worried about mounting my drill at the top of the stairs, it's not cheap. This CLC holster has an open bottom, so even a long drill or screwdriver in

The holster works GREAT, I'll never know why I didn't buy one years ago. Keeps my WiFi safe with both standard battery and extended battery for longer usage. The elastic clip holding the tool is easily accessible with the right hand to release the tool for use. The drill "like" stays in the holster without a clip, but I wouldn't climb etc. with loose. I use it with a 2″ wide strap and, as per my other review, paired it with a CLC Custom Leathercraft 1620 Poly Nail and Tool Case (on a strap) for

I can't tell you how much I love this thing. Much more convenient to holster my driver than to stash it somewhere in the middle of a project and then awkwardly search for it while holding the 2x4 to the ceiling. It's just the right size for a full-size drill or screwdriver (I put my Ryobi screwdriver in it) and it has withstood the abuse I usually put my tools through. I didn't like the strap that holds the drill - it had a plastic latch that I found in the way every time I tried to put the…

Just what I needed to hold an impact wrench or drill when working on stairs or even around the house. Finding and picking up tools after I put them down or trying to balance them at the top of the stairs wasted a lot of time. It is angled to be worn on the right thigh; Perhaps you could place it on your left thigh and cross it with your right hand, but I haven't tried. I'm left-handed and prefer a holder that I could pull with my left hand. I bought a second set of screwdrivers that I use most…

Other brands can really learn from the CLC hole/drill holsters. I have tried so many other holsters and this one has ended my search. This is by far the most functional system I've used. At first I didn't know what the velcro on the safety rope was for. This is a simple and ingenious idea, if your tool starts to slip out of the holster, the tool pulls up along the yellow line and attaches to the velcro strap attached to the body, keeping it secure. by shifting and moving during movement, such…