LEATHERMAN, Quick Release Pocket Clip and Lanyard Ring for Charge, Wave & Surge Multi-Tools, Stainless, One Size

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I chose this product because it is made my leatherman.Durability:It's a nice thick gauge and will hold up to anything I put in front of it. The attachments click on my Leatherman Wave Plus in seconds and hold firm. The clip is tight, so it does not pull off my pocket, even in thin pants, and the lanyard loop is a perfect size to clip into a lanyard.

Sturdy and installs in about 1.5 seconds.Perfect for pocket carry,but, if you want to belt carry, stick to the sheath your tool came with.Tension is a bit tight for the belt. Doesn't shift or slide in the pocket.

Great addition to my wave. Works great for my bunker pants for work.

For the time that I've had it this pocket clip it's performed quite well and exactly as it should. Although clipping it onto your pocket does require a bit of finagling and effort but rest assured once you do clip it onto your pocket it is not going anywhere until you need it.However I do want to address that many reviews that I've seen for this product claim that it is of poor quality and brakes rather easily. But one thing that I suspect that people are neglecting to mention is that they are trying to use this POCKET clip as a BELT clip when that is neither what it is nor what it's intended to be used for.So if you are wanting to carry your Leatherman on your belt either use the Leatherman belt sheath that I know came with it or get a different belt holster that is more to your liking. Otherwise don't try to use the pocket clip as a belt clip and then get upset when it breaks.

Easy to install held tight in my pocket. Actually deducted a star because it’s to hard to clip on my pocket. Note that this is not a belt clip but a pocket clip. It’s easy to install and remove if needed. Way better than the sheath.

Clip on boyfriends leatherman broke so I bought him a replacement. Works great!

I typically carry my Leatherman charge daily, as an Engineer. It comes in handy more often than not. As such, and not being one to keep things on my belt (or even wear a belt if I don't have to (read: I tend to wear pants that fit, so unless I have to tuck in my shirt to appear business professional, the belt stays off!), the pocket clip is a must have.Installation is simple--it literally clips into place. Removing it is as simple as pressing a thumb release. I was almost worried about that, but placement and just the right amount of intentional force to remove, and I've never once had it come 'accidentally' uninstalled.The first pocket clip I owned lasted 8 years. Then one day it snapped at the first bend from the pocket clip to the transition to where it attaches to the tool (likely work hardened over time due to flexion and springback of coming in and out of my pocket, dropped on the floor and used and abused bumping against all kinds of tools, fixtures, hardware, etc...). 8 years is an amazing lifetime for something that's constantly abused, stainless, and at 1.20mm thickness. I have zero complaints.And the price is completely reasonable for what you get.I personally have never used the keyring portion...I don't carry a lot of keys and won't put my poor car ignition through the trauma of adding the weight of my Leatherman to it. So, I can't speak to it, other than it appears to be the same alloy steel, so I'd expect it to be just as robust.

Can be installed on the two sides that do not have the Leatherman engraved. It uses the same locking mechanisms with the internal tools of the multitool. It is secured enough but it has a big play left - right.