Cytac flashlight pouch with belt loop

Polymer (rigid) flashlight pouch with belt loop. Designed for flashlights with a housing diameter (in the narrower part, i.e. below the head, which is usually wider than the rest of the body) up to 27 mm, which means that not all police-type flashlights available on the Polish market fit. The narrowing at the top of the pouch is adjusted with a screw, if you unscrew it so that the diameter of the narrowing exceeds 28 mm, the flashlight does not "sit" tight enough. There are two flashlights in one of the photos. The shorter one has a diameter of 27 mm and holds tightly, you can even slip the wrist brace under the constrictions, as in the photo. The second, longer flashlight has a diameter of 28.8 mm and is simply too thick. Of course, the pouch is dedicated to the company's Cytac flashlights, but these are too expensive for my taste. It can also be added that the attachment of the pouch to the suspension (in this case, the belt loop) is made in a rotational system that allows you to change the angle of inclination according to the operator's preferences (in the photos, the pouch is suspended on a vertical axis).

The equipment of the Chinese company Cytac (also bearing the Tacbull brand - Tacbull is a structural part of the Cytac Technology group specializing in the production of semi-rigid equipment elements made of neoprene and cordura) is produced for the needs of the modern military market. These are not imitations for airsoft fans, in which you can replace quality materials with three times cheaper substitutes without significant loss of functionality. Cytac Technology is currently one of the leading manufacturers of holsters and pouches on the Asian market, boasting finalized contracts with the armed forces and law enforcement agencies of the USA, France, Hungary, Germany, Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and South Africa. It has the status of a strategic partner of well-known global firearms manufacturers, including: Glock and Ruger, and equipment manufacturers from around the world.