NETALLYLSPRNTR-Holster LinkSprinter Holster

This makes troubleshooting very easy. We have a complex network and chasing down VLANS or users' ports on a switch requires a few steps and logging into the CNA interface. This gives us the results in seconds savings us from lost time in messy wiring closets or mislabeled panels.

Good holster. But i wish its included with the unit.

I RMA'd the tester but had a kept it I would have RMA'd the holder, it was ghetto all the way

great piece of equipment

It's way too expensive for just a case and a little wire. I got it because it was the right size, but the magnet barely can keep the pouch closed. Not worth it.The vendor who shipped it sent it quickly. They didn't design it, so don't let the 2 stars go against them. It's just a poor design.

Love it. Purchased for the LinkSprinter 300 I got.

Was as expected. Easy transaction.

The Fluke Networks LinkSprinter 300 Network Tester fits just fine, nice and snug in this pricey pouch.Test cables must be folded to fit in a small pocket next to where the unit is secured. There is a plastic sleeve inside the flap which could hold a cut-down business card but nothing thicker.If all this was designed to carry was the tester it would work. However, the lame magnetic clasp is worthless for keeping the flap closed. Any cables not firmly squeezed into the pouch pocket fall out. Squeeze too many (think more than one) and the flap does not remain closed.I'm surprised Fluke would offer something well built but not suited for the equipment (including required test cables) it's designed to house.Currently using a zip lock bag to hold tester, cables and connectors.These clear and secure bags usually work well for anything that does not have pointed probes.