Designed to hold a long, narrow tool flat against the leg using the wearer’s body weight and fabric tension to keep it secure without snagging, this upside-down opening on outdoor or tactical pants is a downward tool pocket (or downward leg sheath / sleeve). SEE MORE BELOW
My son, 23, married a 39-year-old woman with two kids. Right away, she pushed him to adopt them. I warned him straight out: “She’s using you. She’s tying you down….
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