the t.bone Wireless Transmitter Holder

Picked this up with a Line6 Relay G30, a plastic wireless system which many reviews comment about the fragility of it?s transmitter.
This holder is about £5.00 and it?s a lot more ?strappy? than it?s £20.00 rivals but I specifically wanted something a bit more open for ease of channel changing and on/off switching.
It connects onto the strap well enough with a little up/down movement on the strap but nothing drastic. However if you slot the beltclip of the transmitter into the strap slot it sits extra tight.
It is fairly open at the top and I can see a lot of people passing on this due to the possibility of it slipping out. Tighten the velco strap and it?s fairly secure, slot the beltclip into the strap slot as well and it?s better but I also strap a hairband into the straps to loop over the transmitter and it then doesn?t budge at all.

I?ve still got access to all the buttons.

I?ve now used this for 2 large Heavy Metal gigs and about 12 rehearsals. I?m not one for keeping still and I throw my bass about, a lot! (just ask my photographers)
This holder (and my bass) has been up. Down, left, right, round and round and worse and the transmitter hasn?t budged.

TLDR:
It?s cheap but a bit of work and it?s solid.

N.B. Sound rated as 1/5 as it's not a 'sound' item.

I bought this so I could attach my Line 6 Relay G30 wireless transmitter to my guitar strap. It's made of leather or something like leather and feels quite durable. With this you don't need to tape your transmitter straight to the guitar strap. And at least for me holding the transmitter in the back pocket was no option.

My previous strap was made of leather, and this holder fitted perfectly into it. The strap was bit smaller at the other end and fitted right through the hole. I put also tape around it so it would be secure. Now I am using a nylon strap, which is wider than the hole. So I taped the holder right to the guitar strap and it stays there as well as before.