'Diamondback Padded Hammer Holster for Tool Belt - Left or Right Handed Holder - 14''x6''x2.25'' (Black)'

Cons: not great for my rubber handle Estwing framer. The well used rubber handle does not likely to slide through sleeve very well, however my wood handle Dalluge sits beautifully.Would like the exterior material to be a bit thicker/heavier to hold the shape.The rear strap should have the adjustable buckle on it rather than having it on the pouch - When I hang it on my Mini Niko pouch, the width of the pouch hinders the adjustment range instead of being able to adjust it as needed.Pros No more knee slap with the adjustable pitch.Even when I am working almost upside down, the hammer doesn't want to fall right out because of the increased surface contact compared to the steel loop.

Should be a little better this year. With the new hammer sling

It's good, way better than the rings! It needs more of a round shape though. And they should sell it with optional clips for install on different belt brands. I mean I know they probably want to sell their brand, but not everyone can afford a 600$ belt! Lol

So the idea of this product is great! Someone really put a lot of thought into making this. Most guys in the industry wear their hammer loop in the center of their back (as did I), but at least for me if I’m doing a lot of walking every couple steps my hammer would hit me in the back of the knee and eventually becoming extremely painful. I tried a few other options of wearing my my hammer but nothing really worked out for me. Then I found this product and man that’s exactly where you would want your hammer to be but then you realize it’s only really designed for diamondback pouches but being a part time leatherman I rigged it up on my leather pouch. I just wish other companies would make their pouches compatible with this product. Also I wish the mouth of the hammer pouch was a bit more open and rigged. I haven’t had the chance to use it out in the field ( I’ll update after 8hours of work on Monday) but i don’t see there being a big issue

Appears well made, but unless I missed it, I wasn't aware that this was part of a Belt System and not used alone.I agree, there should be some explanation as to it's use and limitations.......Not all of us are familiar with Diamondback System.