ESEE Sheath Accessory Pouch - Compatible with Models 5/6 - Made in USA

Fits my essee 5 kydex sheath perfectly.Very happy with my purchase.

The standard size pouch will also fit a Schwarz Lost Trail 5 sheath. All 4 screws and rivets aligned perfectly into the LT5’s kydex sheath holes

This pouch will fit an ESEE 4, with the molle back! The top two holes line up fine, and lower right hole will line up with a little maneuvering. Use the included paracord for the fourth. Put the lower molle back holes together with the sheath first. The lower molle back will be in the middle of the top and bottom pouch holes. Use the hardware fron the clip plate on the lower molle back holes, and the hardware from the pouch for the top and bottom. It will all go together. Seriously, if you can't figure it out, maybe this knives is not for you. Now the pouch itself is small. Quality construction, but small. I suggest one gets the long version, especially if you are putting this pouch in an ESEE 5 or ESEE 6. The standard version in 4.5" long, the LONG version is 6" and in my opinion works and looks better. The LONG and STANDARD versions have the exact same hole pattern and spacing, so a Long Pouch will work on an ESEE 4, 5, and 6. Happy Trails.

Well I ordered the long in black, it is not that big there is a bit of room on top of the tin inside the pouch. There is a divider inside so you get a full pouch on front and a slim long one behind it. The long size pouch one gives you that little extra room you need. It is well made and has the holes aligned for the esee 5 and 6. Now you are buying brand name so it is a little expensive for what it is, a pouch. You probably can look around and find an off brand pouch cheaper but it’s nice to have the matchy matchy thing going. It comes with the mounting screws and as I mentioned the esee black altoids tin. I bought it to adapt it to a Junglas, holes might not match but I will make it match.

When I ordered this pouch, I saw a picture of it mounted on a Junglas 2 in someone else's review, so I assumed that the holes would line up with my sheath as well. They don't. The other person must have drilled holes in their sheath to mount it. I wasn't about to do that so after scratching my head a bit I came up with a solution I thought I'd share with you. The bottom two holes will match up with the second from the bottom set of holes on a Junglas 2 sheath. As you can see in the picture, what I then did was run paracord through the top two holes, through the set of holes above it on the sheath and tighten them with a spring loaded drawstring clasp to keep it secure. I'm happy with how firmly this holds the pouch. Problem solved.As for the pouch itself, It is very well made. The nylon is thick and very well stitched, the hardware is good quality and solid. The tin is just a tin, but looks very cool as well as being functional. I like the addition of elastic on the outside of the pouch letting you carry a couple of small items (flashlight for me) on the outside. The strap that the fastek buckle is fastened to adjusts to let the flap expand over these add-ons and velcros down to keep it out of the way. I appreciate this attention to detail. Is it worth $20? It is to me. It is well made and I'm happy to pay American workers for their efforts. So far, I carry a flashlight on the outside and a bunch of bandaids and triple antibiotic packets in the tin. Me + knife + bushcraft = lots of cuts and scrapes. EVERY knife I carry should have a first aid kit on it.

Well designed and will serve all my needs!

This worked out really well on my Coldsteel SRK's kydex sheath. Holes lined up well and used the short screws to attach. You could adapt the larger pouch but I think it would be overkill. This works great with an Esee survival tin.

I am using it on my Cold Steel SRK sheath, and it works great. I am carrying a small multi tool, a few band aids, ferro rod and a fire starter. Looks great and performs like I expected. Highly recommend paying the extra money for ESEE quality, even on a non-ESEE knife.