Bianchi Accumold 7326 Black Compact Light Holder (Open Top)

Great product and fast shipping. I got the size 1 as recommended for my compact Streamlight Strion LED HL and it fits like a glove (not an OJ glove, a regular well fitted glove). It holds the light in tightly and is easy to retrieve. If you are tired of carrying extra weight on your belt, go with a smaller (and more powerful) light and this Bianchi Accumold holder. You won't be sorry.

I do enjoy this flashlight holster. Fits my Strion LED flashlight and holds it snug, enough to reassure me it won't come out unless I give it a good tug. I like the soft material the holster is made of this way if I decide to remove the light, it can just squish against the seat and not feel like a bulky piece of plastic like the previous flashlight holder I had did. I purchased the "size 1".

My flashlight does fit, but I find it holds the end at an uncomfortable height because the pants I wear are mens and I am female. If my pants were in the normal spot while I am at work it may be better. The loop is NOT adjustable, even though online somewhere I read it was. (not that I can find, anyway). The light is SNUG in there and I find I am popping it in my pocket most of the time.I suppose if I didn't need to use it as often as I do it would be perfect, but I deliver for UPS, so it is constantly being taken in and out.The concept is fabulous, for maybe security or a cop. Belt loop held, firm but allows removal, not bulky.The light I use it with is the Streamlight STINGER LED HL rechargable-which I love. I bought two, since they are rechargeable I swap them out daily. The only issue with the flashlight is getting it back into the charger is hard, so I hold the end and kinda slam it in gently, then pull or push until the "charge' lights up.

Nicely priced, and very well built. The design is very minimalist. I have one to carry a Streamlight Scorpion. Because of the Scorpion's slightly thicker rubberized barrel coating, there is initially a LOT of friction when inserting or removing the flashlight from this loop. Since I'm not going to be in foot pursuits, hopping fences, like the folks in blue do, the fit won't need to be that tight for me. Without a rubber-coated barrel it would be perfect, but I like rubber barrels for traction in my hand.What I did was push the head of the flashlight into the loop to stretch it out a little bit larger, left it for a while, then took the light out, inserted it in the other end of the loop, and pushed the head of the light in that end and let it sit for a little while. It seemed to loosed the fit slightly, but the fit is still snug enough.The build quality on this thing is superb, and it'll probably last as long as I will.

bought this to use with my strion led. works pretty good, was having issues finding one for a decent price, wanted a clip on type but was gonna have to spend twice the amount. this one works great, easy to get it into the holster, getting it out isn't so bad, it sometimes snags along the ribs a lil bit, but i'm sure it'll break in even more and loosen up. but i'm pretty good with it, and use it daily, and still holds it's originally shape. might need to smash it up and get it wet or something, i dunno. will see. but happy with it, just kinda wish it had a clip option for when i didn't have a belt on n stuff.

I wasn't quite sure if this would fit my new streamlight strion. I asked a question and got mixed answers. Thanks to those that helped. I did in fact fit my strion the one I had to order was Size 1 for the smaller flashlight if anyone looking to purchase this in the future was curious about which one to order.

I purchased this flashlight holder for my Streamlight Stinger LED HL. I got the #2 which is for my flashlight size only problem is that my flashlight catches the lip of the inseam in the holder. I believe this holder is made for the stinger that has the button on the bottom of the flashlight (the bottom is more rounded), my stinger has the button on the side of the flashlight (the bottom is more straight edged) which makes it catch the inseams. Just something to keep in mind before buying.

I’ve had it for about a year and a half now. I tend to rest my hand on top of my flashlight, which forces the holder to ride forward, which forces the holder to eventually show some tear in the nylon. Not a serious issue, but when the holder does show additional tears in the nylon, I found that using a butane torch to burn the nylon down keeps it looking clean and stable. Other than that no serious issues and will buy again when necessary.Will update if any issues arise