Thanks... will look into it further.

I own one of the Nite-Ize Mini Pock-Its which I was given by 'Bagheera', great bloke. I regularily carry this (although with a Spyderco Endura and Inova X5) and find it to be really sturdy with a great clip.

Does anyone know if there are utility shoulder straps? Kind of like a shoulder holster but for multitools -- NOT firearms.

Yes, what you want is made by a man in Washington State. Visit http://www.survivalsheath.com . He is very nice to deal with, and quality is excellent. If you don't see what you want, ask him and he can make it.

Been using the nite-ize for years and it's just great.

You might also want to check out offerings from New Sun Gear and Maxpedition.

The gear from maxpedition is very sturdy. I only have 3 months personal experience with one of their shoulder bags. Think thicker cordura and tough constrution. I expect it to last a long time.

I've been using a NewSun pouch for about 1.5 years and it is showing some serious wear, but has held up will carrying a wave, surefire e2e, cellphone and more. This included high energy activites like running, I think the bouncing around on my belt with the heavy wave inside is killing it. Attachment system is novel and allows bag to swing around quite a bit. Materials and construction are lighter.

http://www.newsungear.com/
http://www.maxpedition.com/

Hello everyone, first post.After about a year of searching for a horizontal pouch for a Wave multitool, I've found one company that will custom fabricate nylon pouches for virtually any tool,light,or combo.Made in any color,nylon type, carry-angle, belt loop or clip,etc.The completed work is extremely durable and the detail I really like ( mostly due to work)washable . The site is www.morenylon.com .The owner's name is Art.

You may also want to check this one out. I like mine a lot and the price is reasonable. Pete

http://www.countycomm.com/ccmagpouch.htm

Thanks for your reply! The quality does look good, even if the price is a little steep.

Xing

I like to say, "you get what you pay for", and generally I have found that to be true. Of course, there are a lot of ways to throw your money away. Good luck in you search.