Heavy-Duty Impact Driver Holster

First off -- yes and yes. It will hold full-size drill and can definitely be used left-handed (see pictures).*Quality/construction*Well made, material is strong and durable, good stitching, nice build quality.*Functionality*Once used you will wonder how you ever lived without it. This should be considered required equipment if you have a driver/drill, even if you are just an occasional handyman. Easily holds driver/drill, strap can be snapped to secure driver in holster or velcro'd out of the way for quick in/out access. I've used it with both small size electric screwdrivers, medium drill/driver/impact, as well as full-size drill. Holds all just fine. For full-size drill, it can be strapped in, but it is a tight fit, it may be tool dependent. For the smaller drivers, no problem strapping it in. (See pictures)*Utility*Not bad, but could be better. The side 'pockets' are simple and effective, but could be improved to hold a wider variety and/or an actual dedicated pocket included (similar to what you find on the full-size holster). It can hold bits/nut drivers, a screwdriver and/or a pencil. Good enough for most small jobs. Two of the 'pockets' are closed bottom, two are open. (See pictures)*Left-Handed*Yes - works just fine with battery back as you'd expect. Angle of draw, hang, etc. are all as you'd expect and entirely suitable for left handed. Could barely strap in full-size drill when oriented for left handed draw, but other (non-full-size) strapped and snapped in just fine. (See pictures)*Conclusion*If you are a casual handyman, like I am -- using tools a few weekends a month, then this is a great general-purpose holster that will secure your small- and mid-size drill/driver/impact tools securely and with ease, while still being able to hold your full-size tools from time to time. If you are a contractor that will be using this daily for a full-size driver, I recommend that you go with the full-size holster.Note: Pictures shown with "CLC Custom Leathercraft 3505 ToolWorks Web Work Belt, 2" Wide, Large", sold separately (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VKZUYU). Remember to treat your tools with care and respect and always wear eye protection.

+Great for people who don’t like wearing tool bags or want to add a pouch to their bags+Secure strap for drill, fits impacts and drills nicely+Bit/chuck holders are a nice plus-Doesn’t facilitate larger drill sockets (9/16 socket for example fits clumsily)Overall I really like this holster, works great for my needs in remodel havoc work.

The Heavy-Duty Impact Driver Holster has been a game-changer for my DIY projects, offering unmatched convenience and accessibility.What I appreciate most is its sturdy construction and ergonomic design. It securely holds my impact driver in place while allowing quick and easy access during tasks. The holster's heavy-duty material and reinforced stitching ensure durability, even in rugged environments.One minor drawback is that the fit can be snug depending on the size of your tool. It's essential to check dimensions to ensure compatibility with your specific impact driver model.Since using this holster, I've found my workflow to be much smoother. Whether I'm working on carpentry, assembling furniture, or tackling outdoor projects, having my impact driver readily accessible at my hip has saved me time and frustration.To sum up, the Heavy-Duty Impact Driver Holster is a must-have for anyone who values efficiency and organization in their DIY endeavors. It's robust, practical, and has become an essential part of my toolkit.

I like the small form factor, but it's a little too small. I like the bit holders, but they don't hold my bits that well. I like the plastic buckle that holds it in place, but it has to be perfectly lined up or the tool gets stuck. I'm a commercial roofing laborer, these features would be AMAZING if they all worked better.Let's just be honest though, they won't be fixing these features because of my review. For the money it's ok. I can make it work for me. If you're in construction like me, this accessory is fine for your dewalt. It works. But, don't get your hopes up is all I'm saying. It's an OK purchase for the price.

Perfect attachment to my tool belt. I'm not a professional builder, but do a LOT of DIY projects and having a holster for my driver is amazing. plus being able to keep different bits handy on the holster is a great plus.don't put off buying this if you use a driver very often.

My wife, and my brother-in-law the contractor, thought it looked kinda silly at first, but I LOVE it. I carry it on my tool belt/apron, where it sits a little behind my hip; it perfectly fits either my Dewalt Compact Impact Driver or Compact Hammerdrill/Driver securely, and where I can easily grab it. The best part is the strip of elastic bit slots in the side: I carry a 3" Dewalt 1/4" extension with screw guide sleeve and #2 Phillips bit in the first one, two 2" impact-ready bits in the next (#2 Phillips and #20 Torx), two lesser-used 1" bits in the next (#1 Phillips, #25 torx), and a couple more 1" bits in the last (#2 Robertson, 1/4" Flat); that covers the vast majority of fasteners I drive, and it's saved me countless trip back to my tool bag for bits. Even when I'm not packin' either driver, I just leave it on the belt, it doesn't weight much or get in the way. It's very well made, of heavy-duty cord, with padding on the side towards my body, with a velcro-adjustable retaining strap that holds secure, but is easy to open. No complaints at all!

Works great. Quality holder for your impact driver. I'd buy it again and you should buy it for the first time. You will not be sorry.