Fenix AB02 Belt Clip Fits E21, E25, E35, LD01, LD12, LD15, LD22, PD22, PD32, RC10, TK22 - FX-AB02
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$10.00

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Part #: FEAB02 | Fenix Flashlights
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Description

FEAB02: AB02 Belt Clip

Fenix

 

The Fenix belt clip is specially designed for outdoor flashlights and allows you the freedom to carry your Fenix flashlight in a rugged clip. The clip features 360 degree rotation capabilities allowing versatility and flexibility.

Features

  • Size: Adjustable to fit any size
  • Material: Stainless steel and Nylon
  • Compatibility: E21, E25, E35, LD01, LD12, LD15, LD22, PD22, PD32, RC10, TK22

UPC Code: 6942870320229

Related Categories

Fenix Flashlights, Accessories Series, Flashlights, Flashlights Accessories

Customer Reviews

Fenix AB02 Belt Clip Fits E21, E25, E35, LD01, LD12, LD15, LD22, PD22, PD32, RC10, TK22rated 4 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Fenix AB02 Belt Clip Fits E21, E25, E35, LD01, LD12, LD15, LD22, PD22, PD32, RC10, TK22
rated 3 stars out of 5
Julien B
 Paris, Other
Jul 05, 2015
Pros: None
Cons: Durability
Good but could be highly better!
Work properly but seems not durable.The 360° rotation include the 13 true locking positions.The holster is sealed with the belt clip.It work properly but the velcro scratch is thin and not enaf strong, the hook's part of velcro isn't enaf long to properly fix a PD32.An another problem is the metalic part of the belt clip, need two hands and a little effort to remove it without scratching wears or belt.Very fast delivery from KnifeCenter, thanks a lots guys!
Fenix AB02 Belt Clip Fits E21, E25, E35, LD01, LD12, LD15, LD22, PD22, PD32, RC10, TK22
rated 5 stars out of 5
John D
 USA
Apr 18, 2012
Pros: None
Cons: None
Hands free when you don't want a headlight
First off, this isn't the kind of holster from which you draw the light. You run it from a belt and leave it in the holster.To take out the light, you must loosen an adjustable velcro strap and there is a lot of friction to keep the light securely in the holster.The word "tactical" in this case does not mean quick-draw, but a hands free light in a situation where a headlight/headlamp is not desired or possible.The belt clip looks designed for thick gunbelts, it may slip off of a thin nylon backpack strap unless you do something about it.I keep this on my hydration pack waist strap. Headlamps look goofy. :)