📱 Large Smartphone Pouch: Tactical Phone Holster for Hiking, Camping, and Barbeque - Men's Waist Pocket & Tool Holder Review

Can accommodate a large number of items inside and outside. If necessary, like me, you can take 3 phones or a phone, a power bank and a small laptop.

The first thing I noticed upon opening the package was an overwhelming, pungent chemical smell. I let her sit for a while and she filled the room. It got on everything it touched, including my hands and clothes. I didn't know what else to do so I threw it in the washing machine where it fell apart as shown in the photo. It goes straight in the trash.

It was great for about a week then lost my stuff because it was so cheap on a valve lock. The velcro is so bad it fell apart on the inside for a week or two. Also, I really liked it, but I bought it to protect the stuff I put inside and not to lose my important stuff that falls out when you lean over or ride the bike. very sad

I bought this bag for my husband so he can carry 2 of his phones, one personal and one from the company he works for. This seemed like a very reasonable option given that one of its phones is larger than the other. After about two months, the Velcro stopped sticking, so the bag was always open, and when he leaned over, one of the phones slipped out. Then a few days ago the spot for the belt started to come loose and it was almost gone. I wouldn't advise buying this unless they make it better.

The case itself is great, it fits both my S7 and LG K20 Plus with hard cases, cards, USB OTG adapter, microSD adapter/card and my pen, stylus and pocket knife. They are easily accessible and protected. If it weren't for the absolute GARBAGE Velcro fastener, it would easily be 5 stars for the price. I recommend replacing the locking mechanism with a stronger one, as I should have done. I only got mine on Tuesday and the velcro is already useless. I replaced it with a dog collar clasp (clicky)…

This item is large and can carry a lot of weight on the belt. I can carry all three of my large smartphones, a large metal business card holder, a flashlight, a multi-faceted screwdriver, pens, a notepad and there's room for more. The velcro is already losing its stickiness, but the case feels solid enough (will update if the strap fails). My only real complaint is that I had to leave it out for a couple of weeks after opening as this thing gass like nothing else I've come across. I actually…

I needed something so certain apps wouldn't stop when my phone was in my pocket and they "sensed" me pressing a soft key. This is usually done with exercise apps. I used to keep my smartphone in the side cargo pocket and didn't usually have this problem, but now I wear fewer pants with side cargo pockets and also most side cargo pockets are not designed to be easily accessible. This case is the "right size" and has the "right access" and I could actually fit 3 phones in it not that I have 3 but

My work clothes from home are mostly elasticated waist shorts and Birkenstocks. It fits me, but there are no "real" pockets. My Nutsac bag is good but its design doesn't allow me to carry things with me. You can put your essentials in this phone case without worrying about it falling out. My kit includes a Samsung S20+ cell phone, a small map case, two car remotes, a mini notepad and a pen. With this equipment I am prepared for every adventure. The construction makes a pretty solid impression…

For the record: I don't like cell phones. I lost my Samsung S9 last fall and I didn't care. My wife finally convinced me to buy another one because I travel a lot sometimes. I'm not against cell phones per se, but I do think that some people who use them are being stupid and relying on them too much. Anyway I bought a Samsung Galaxy Note S20 Ultra which is a huge phone in length. Thank you for putting up with my preamble or my "gibberish" as the case may be. I bought this bag to carry around…