I bought this for use to replace my Maglight 2 AA Led flash light with it's factory belt holder. I had those Inova Q2 or something flashlights that didn't sell and were being blown out at like $20 apiece. I lost one from a generic holder because it was stretchy and when I opened up the other I had forgotten they had batteries IN the light and they leaked and the light was toast.
I ran into them again at about $10 and got 3, hoping for 2 good ones. Actually I pulled out the batteries and a few weeks later two had leaked, but I got three lights ow. This is not "stretchy" like the one, which on the heavy aluminum bodied light just opened up and it dropped away. They are also handy little weapons good almost anywhere except lanes and building with metal detectors to get in.
I AM NOT using these in any LE (Law Enforcement) role so this may not be robust enough to last long on a patrol belt. I just used my flash lights constantly at my old job and I have the 2 AA as a back up for my 18650 rechargeable (I was losing my shirt on AA's) light, plus it can leave a knot or bruise on someone and no one see it as a "weapon" almost any where.
This seems to be a better and stiff light holder than the Model 8026 (Slightly cheaper) I bought at the same time. If this fails on me I'll try to post am update.

I likes the material it was made out of and the fact that it can be put on a belt. It works just as advertised and fits most flashlights. I'm a line Coordinator at a food production factory and am always on the move, and with the sturdiness of this holster I dont have to worry about my flashlight falling out the only thing is that the flashlights we use are a bit bigger than the holster and is a tight fit. But other than that perfect for what I do.

Previous to buying the "Accumold" I owned the "Patroltek" which is like the base/introduction model. I liked the Patroltek, it took a little breaking in but after awhile the cuffs slid in and out with no issue. They were lose enough to easily draw out and put away yet tight enough not to fall out. This is using a set of S&W Model 100 chain cuffs. I bought the Accumold just for the look to match the other Accumold duty gear I had. The issue with the Accumold is that it doesn't seem to break in. I could hardly get the cuffs in when I first got the case, they would ratchet to far and the arm would swing free inside the case making them almost impossible to draw. I figured they just needed a break in period. Now over time it has gotten slightly better but they are still insanely tight inside the case and hard to put away at times. I can deal with it but it's an unfortunate drawback of the case. I'll continue to see if it breaks in any better

This case pushes my handcuffs closed, so they never stay exactly where I like them, but they have a tight fit on my Smith & Wesson cuffs (hard to find on these smaller cuffs). They would rattle around and the jungle in all my other cases, but they are silent in this case, so I really like that a lot. The hold seems secure. They come out smooth enough when I want topull them out, but they are plenty snug when I am running, or moving around. I haven't had my cuffs fall out, or come loose a single time, so far. WARNING: bear inmind that this case is sized for the smaller S&W cuffs. If you try to use it with larger cuffs, they may not fit. If you have larger cuffs, try them in the case while you are still covered by Amazon's return policy. You have plenty of other options, if you have larger cuffs. I used to really like my Asp brand open cuff case with the snap in the middle. My only problem was that my smaller S&W cuffs would just jingle around inside the bigger case. I highly recommend this case for anyone with Smith & Wesson cuffs.

If you have Smith and Wesson handcuffS this case is great but it won't fit my ASP cuffs.