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Your cart is empty.Innovative from the start, Maxpedition gained a competitive edge in its early years by creating bags and packs with superior durability and ergonomics, such as the Versipack and Gearslinger series. The first customers were military operators and law enforcement officers, but the civilian and concealed carry markets quickly caught on, selecting Maxpedition as their preferred EDC (Every Day Carry). Maxpedition is now embarking on an exciting second phase of our mission: Expansion. We are breaking new ground with innovations in bags, packs, and pouches for an evolving customer base. We are diversifying with a new range of purposeful, rugged knives and tools, as well as a line of morale patches. While already the leader in our market space, Maxpedition is committed to improvement, optimizing ergonomics, creating user-friendly designs, and using only the highest quality materials and world-class craftsmanship. We strive to make our products more accessible to customers around the world through an expanding international network, while finding even better ways to service our customers and fulfill their after-sales needs. We are here because of our customers; we are always seeking customer feedback, and incorporating their knowledge and experience into our products.
Andrew
Reviewed in Canada on February 10, 2022
3 years old and wear it everyday still going strong. Holds my surge comfortably.
Client d'
Reviewed in France on January 13, 2020
Bien
Tom
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2020
This is the most durable and best quality sheath I've ever owned. It fits a good sized folding knife. The pictures show how the wear on this sheath is minimal and completely cosmetic. I have owned it for years and wear it all day every day working as a mechanic in a quarry so it does get plenty of abuse. I purchased 2 of these when I made the purchase and I have not had to use the second one yet and it does not look as if it will be needed any time soon. They don't make them any better than this.
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 24, 2019
A very nice sheath for a flashlight. You can extend the flap height to accommodate taller items but it's not for very tall items. The Fenix TK20R is too tall for this sheath. It's tapered bottom helps to prevent accidental button presses on the bottom of a flashlight or to keep flat items flatter inside the sheath, rather than using a more cylindrical one.
Smenda
Reviewed in Spain on January 2, 2017
La calidad de material, acabados y diseño son fabulosas como todo lo de maxpedition, cordura indestructible, cosidos ultraresistentes, velcro inalterable, una autentica maravilla. Mil posibilidades de atado para llevarlo encima o con otra bolsa, sea molle o no. El cierre es de lo mas seguro que existe con un tamaño de velcro impresionanteEs fantástica para transportar mi leatherman surge, por su tamaño su forma y su robustez, aunque tiene una pega y es que si quiero llevar también el doble juego de puntas leatherman "bit kit", el conjunto de las 3 cosas cabe tan apretado que ya no hace tan cómodo su uso, y si se fuerza, el metal de la multiherramienta acaba rayando el plástico de los sujeta-puntas, sirve para guardarlo todo junto pero a la hora de usarlo ya no es tan cómodo por su estrechez para llevar todas las puntas y la surge juntas; si se usa mucho se acaba rayando el "bit kit".Muy contento con la compra
L., C.
Reviewed in Germany on March 22, 2016
Etwas grobschlächtiger als andere Lösungen, dafür lässt sich mit der Tasche zur Not aber auch ein Baum fällen oder die Straße fegen. Maxpedition halt - wirkt unzerstörbar und durchdacht. Nutze die Tasche täglich im Arbeitseinsatz und wurde bislang nicht enttäuscht. Würde mich aber auch wundern. Die Tasche kann problemlos, auch an bereits angelegten, Gürteln montiert werden. Man muss nur wissen wie man das händelt, um sich nicht die Finger am durchaus brutalen Klett zu verraspeln..Einfach den kleinen unteren Klettverschluss öffnen und die beiden Laschen, aus denen sich die Gürtelschnalle formt, mittels ihrer Eigensteifigkeit hinter dem Gürtel durch schieben und unter dem Gürtel wieder auf dem Klett arretieren.Den kleinen unteren Klettverschluss zur Sicherung wieder drüber und fertig!Ich montiere das Teil jeden Morgen so, wenn ich eine andere Hose wie am Vortag tragen möchte. Klappt absolut problemlos.Die Laschen zur Befestigung von wasauchimmer, oben und unten sind gut gemeint. Leider ein wenig zu speziell in Form und (unzerstörbarer) Festigkeit. Ein kleinerer S-Biner z. B. passt leider nicht anständig dran. Wer eine Ahnung davon bekommen möchte wie stabil das gute Stück ist: Es ist im Grunde eine Magazintasche / Single Sheath für Pistolenmagazine. Die bekommt schon bei der Produktion ein Verbot ausgesprochen, sich jemals unzuverlässig oder schwächlich zu gebärden. Tut sie deswegen auch nicht. Niemals.Ich nutze die Tasche mit dem Leatherman OHT. Ab und an bleibt daa Ding beim Wegstecken an der Arretierung der Zange hängen. Das ist aber OHT - konstruktionsbedingt und kein Fehler von Maxpedition. Hat man sich erstmal dran gewöhnt, klappt das Wegstecken dennoch problemlos einhändig. Das horizontale Montieren der Single Sheath kann in Einzelfällen sehr hilfreich sein und sich deutlich besser tragen wie die klassische Trageweise. Manchmal ist es auf die althergebrachte Art dennoch besser. Da beides möglich ist, absolut kein Problem. Ich habe das Ding sicherheitshalber mal in meinem Testament berücksichtigt, da es mich sehr wahrscheinlich überleben wird.Uneingeschränkte Kaufempfehlung und jeden Cent wert!
topchem
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2015
I wanted to try this for my Leathermans (Wave and Charge). I like to carry horizontally on my belt and the Leatherman pouches don't accommodate horizontal. It works well for this, but not as well as the Spec-Ops Super Sheath, which I have gone back too now for regular carry.This is a really well made pouch, with great build quality, but for my purposes, Spec-Ops is just better. Your mileage may vary.Admittedly, the differences are minor, but overall, they add up to a much better experience, namely.-The Maxpedition is a little large/loose. It relies on the elastic strap on the side to hold things tight, which works. But with something heavy, like a Leatherman, the load shifts around enough to make blindly drawing it less smooth. If you need this size/versatility, great, but for me it's a negative.-The length adjustment on the Spec-Ops is much simpler/nicer, with the flap simply velcroed onto the main body on the inside. It fits like a glove, but if I wanted something larger, it's easy to adjust. The Maxpedition has a somewhat odd arrangement with the flap going under a strap that limits the length adjustment in both directions.-The flap also shares it's velcro patch with the MOLLE mounting straps. With the flap on the shortest setting, There's less than an inch of velcro to hold the MOLLE straps tight. The Spec-Ops has a regular MOLLE strap pattern, independent of the flap.-The straps that allow horizontal belt mounting aren't quite as rigid on the Maxpedition compared to the Spec-Ops. They're narrower and probably easier to velcro into a MOLLE web, but just don't feel as sturdy on a belt.-The Maxpedition is 5g heavier for those that are counting.Some plusses for the Maxpedition:-The Maxpedition has a polyurethane coating on the inside. For something relatively open like this sheath, it's probably superfluous. I expect this to be flaking off with a few years of use, based on every pack/bag I've ever owned, but if you like this, the Spec-Ops doesn't have it.- In principle, the Maxpedition takes up less space on a MOLLE web as it is exactly two straps wide. The Spec-Ops has a single strap in the center, but then juts out half a width on either side taking up 3 columns worth of webbing. Doesn't matter for belt mounting, but if you're going MOLLE, this is something to consider. (If it's next to some soft pouches, that matters less.)I know I'm nitpicking.If I didn't have the Spec-Ops, the Maxpedition would probably rate 5 stars, based on build quality and versatility. But for horizontal belt-carry of a Leatherman, the Spec-Ops wins.
Bev L
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2014
I had received a Gerber Suspension as a gift and love it, but the sheath that it came with was very low quality. After just a few months of use it began to stretch and fray the nylon and the velcro would barely stick enough to keep the flap closed against a stiff wind.I was looking for a new sheath and wanted one with a snap on the flap to ensure it was closed securely, but on all the ones I found that had a snap had other features or reviews I didn't like. The Maxpedition had great reviews but it had a velcro flap, but the reviews pushed me to give it a try.I am very glad a purchased this sheath. The nylon is very durable, it feels tougher than military surplus I have purchased and the velcro is much higher quality than my factory Gerber sheath.The sheath fits my Gerber Suspension perfectly! Not too tight but tight enough that if I should forget to close the flap, I wouldn't be worried about it falling out. The size is a bit bigger than my factory sheath, but not unreasonable. Its looks to be about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch longer and maybe a 1/4 inch narrower. The Maxpedition sheath is about twice as thick as my Gerber sheath, but that thickness is obviously due to the increase in quality and ruggedness. I highly recommend this product.
Ross Spencer
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2014
Once again another Maxpedition product that really delivers on quality. Seriously if you have a multi tool as part of an EDC (every day carry) or if you need it to strap to a bag this is your ticket seriously. I bought this once the leather pouch my leatherman Charge came with finally broke. And I havery been very pleased.PROS+ This think looks and feels indestructible. The build quality is great.+It is really flexible and can be mounted vertically and horizontally on a belt or maybe even MOLLE webbing.+It stretches so the tool inside does not rattle around any. That would be annoying wouldn't it?+It wasn't much bigger than the carrier that came with my Charge.+Velcro strip is thick and won't come undone by accident under most circumstances.CONS-That ripping velcro noise every time you go to get your tool. But honestly there was no betier option with this universal design.-Doesn't do laundryConclusionFor what I paid this was great. I honestly wear this little thing every day and couldn't be happier. It is a great replacement for my old leather one.
Old war dog
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2012
Yes guys,here it is.If you want gear that works,& offers you it's dimensions,call on MAXPEDITION!Wish it was made here in the US,but a great product,for many things.This one currently holds my gerber multi-tool.Gerber makes a great tool,but their sheaths suck!And if your like me,& like nice equipment,& don't mind showing it off.This is the gear.Multiple ways of attatching it to your other gear,with a combo of options built in,nice heavy duty velcro,& elastic sides to fit just about anything,& keeps it snug,& secure.A little high in price,but makes up for it in construction,attatchment flexability,& looks great,& tough.Gives RAINE Inc. a good run for their money.
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