The Wingman X is the small accessory that changes depending on your needs - one holster, three jobs, no compromises. Need to carry snips or a large hand tool? Close the bottom with the integrated strap for a versatile, secure tool holster. Looking for a no-slap hammer loop? The Wingman X handles that too - the structured body keeps the handle from beating your thigh with every step. Unhook the strap on the bottom and tuck it away and you have a pass-thru holster for the tools that come and go all day. The outer face features three slots for pencils, markers, bits or punches, plus a stiff webbing strip for clipping on additional accessories like the Utility Sheath or Universal Magnet Clip - so a 0.3 pound accessory becomes a customized mini-station. At 4 by 8 by 2.75 inches it mounts to a belt, vest or panel and rides flat until called on. How do pros actually use it? Electricians hang test meters where they can grab them; framers mount one on the rear of a vest to hold strip nails; carpenters run it as the snips-and-punch station beside a main pouch; service techs make it the drop point for whatever tool is hot this hour. That shape-shifting is the point: it is the accessory you buy for one job and keep for five. How does it relate to the hammer loops? The 405 X and 406 X are dedicated hammer carry; the Wingman X is the generalist that can moonlight as one - if the hammer never leaves your side, choose the dedicated loop, and if the day keeps changing, choose the Wingman. Like every accessory it is backed by a 5-year warranty and built to outlast the rig it rides on. The structured body holds its shape empty or loaded, wipes clean with a damp rag, and keeps working after the tools it carried have been replaced twice.
The Wingman X changes depending on your needs: close the integrated bottom strap and it is a secure holster for snips or a large hand tool.
Unhook the strap and tuck it away for a pass-thru holster - or run it as the no-slap hammer loop your thigh has been asking for.
Three outer slots hold pencils, markers, bits or punches, so the holster earns its footprint twice.
The stiff webbing strip takes clip-on accessories like the Utility Sheath or Universal Magnet Clip - a small station that keeps growing.
At 4 by 8 by 2.75 inches and 0.3 pounds it disappears on a belt, vest or panel until the day needs it - crews mount one on the rear of a vest for strip nails and meters.