Occidental Leather - Tool Carrying Systems

Universal Holster

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$20.21 $26.95 In stock

Category: Holster Accessory

Keep your go-to tools close with this open-bottom leather holster, designed to fit a wide variety of jobsite essentials. Whether you’re carrying squares, pliers, tin snips, side cutters, or large crescent wrenches, this versatile pouch delivers fast access without bulk.

The open-bottom design prevents debris build-up and allows longer tools to pass through cleanly. Built from rugged American leather, it's made to handle whatever the job throws your way.

Fits belts up to 3” wide. Made in the USA.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

The leather is thick enough that my tin snips don't poke through the bottom, which was my worry with open-bottom designs. It hangs off my belt without sagging even when I've got pliers and a square jammed in there.

Robert ★★★★★

Snapped my 25-foot tape and linesman pliers in here and the leather has already softened to both shapes after a week. The open bottom lets a long square pass straight through, which is why I stopped using my old nylon pouch.

Andrew S. ★★★★★

The open bottom is the detail I didn't know I needed, my pliers slide right through so nothing gets stuck at the tip. The leather has already softened up after a couple weeks on the jobsite.