Three Mitten Medical Professional Stethoscope Holders with Scrub-Lock (TM) [One of Each Color]

I work in EMS mainly and do shifts at the hospital for school purposes. Although this holder was recommended highly by those who wear scrubs; I recommend this holder for ANYONE who carry ears w/ them. It fits perfectly on my belt like a phone case (just slide your belt through the clip b/c the rubber nub makes it hard to just slip over.) Although I've only had this now in use, for one shift, it stood up against the constant up and down, in and out of the truck; the bending, stooping, walking, running, twists etc that you may experience throughout a 12+ hour shift. I hope this holder continues to hold up, b/c I love the convenience of knowing my ears are right on my hip so I don't have to worry about setting them down and forgetting them in the chaos or forgetting to grab them once on scene. I'm 5'7 235, so I'm hefty; even so, I didn't have to worry about the holder or my ears digging into me the whole shift whether I was sitting in the truck or walking. I can't say good enough things thus far about this holder. I just hope it continues to withstand the stresses of EMS life.

I have been using these for about 6 months now.Okay things first... It took some acclimation time to get used to my stethoscope being on my hip, but it was manageable. It only caught on things a few times, and a couple times the earbuds caught under a table and were pulled off, but I am a vet tech at an ER clinic, so the environment is kind of hectic on a regular basis. I was able to figure out how to accommodate having it on me when I was restraining on the floor or sitting down, and the only times it fell out was when I had to run for a STAT triage. Otherwise it was secure enough. I thought it was a pretty amazing thing and loved not having it around my neck or hung on the wall for whoever to grab and use.The bad? The first holster lost its silicone grip for your pocket within a month. I though, eh, they are cheap, lemme switch to the next one. The second has lasted since then and I have not used the third one. The biggest problem is when I noticed a couple months ago that it had been slowly scraping off the finish of the metal without my noticing. At this point the damage is done, so I am still using it without any other huge issues, but we all know stethoscopes aren't exactly cheap. I would not recommend these at all due to them damaging a much more expensive piece of equipment. I will eventually replace my stethoscope but will make sure to find a softer holster for that one.

Didn’t make it through a whole shift. This was a great idea, so I wouldn’t have to hang my stethoscope around my neck, but it kept popping out of the holder. It didn’t fit well.

Love medical mittens, they stay clipped to my pocket well and keeps my stethoscope in place well. Kinda hard to slip it in easily but I usually don't put it in the mitten until after I've done all my assessments. A friend of mine bough another brand and she didn't like it because it didn't stay clipped into her pocket well when she tried taking her stethoscope out.

Really like it! I may have just not read the description clearly enough but I was surprised to find you get all three colors in one order...I assumed you received just one of them for $11. you will receive one of each color. So that’s awesome. Anyways - they feel secure on the pocket or waist band of your scrub pant due to the rubber grip the clips are lined with. I think the colors are fun. It dosent hold a dual tube stethoscope as easily as a more compact or single tube stethoscope. Over all I’m happy with it. It’s a good alternative way to carry your stethoscope.

I don't understand the bad reviews, but here's my two cents!I'm a nursing student in my med surg rotation. I hate wearing my stethoscope around my neck unless I am going to use it for an assessment. I usually have it awkwardly folded in my front scrub pocket. The ICU nurse I shadowed had one of these, and loved it. I decided to order that day! I have a littman cardiology lll stethoscope and a kila cardiology stethoscope. Fits both great. I love them!

These holders have a fatal flaw: the clear rubber nub on the clip is merely glued on and falls off after a few uses. I find it necessary to keep the holder attached to my pants. Stethoscope on the hip is the only way I like to carry mine, but I can’t recommend these. They just break too easily and then won’t stay on. Batclips are much more expensive and don’t look as cool but function significantly better. Keep more trash out of the landfill, save your money, and don’t order these.

I used one for three nights, more of a hassle then a help. The holder didn't want to stay on my scrubs and the weight of the stethoscope pulled it off my pants if I bent over. Then the small rubber piece hot glued to the holder in the clasp area( supposedly to help hold onto the clothes) fell off. These were a waste of money, they are cheap and not very practical.