Infityle Tactical MOLLE Pouches - EDC Compact Water-Resistant Multi-Purpose Utility Pouch Gadget Gear Hanging Waist Bags

Love this pouch. It is built of heavy enough denier to never be a problem but not so stiff (like Maxpedition) that it's a pain to use (get stuff into and out of and unzip/zip). The color is spot on for desert tan. The zippers and plastic latch are all top quality heavy duty and look like they'll last a lifetime. This is my EDC for battery pack, Streamlight Stylus Pro flashlight, collapsible reading glasses, car USB and wall USB charger, ink pen, Cold Steel neck knife, and Gerber Dime micro multi-tool which connects to the very cool large tactical metal clasp that is used to tether stuff to the inside. It doesn't have to be that heavy duty and it does add to weight but I think it's killer cool. Well done, a great price, and a quality product. I would buy this again in a heartbeat if it got stolen from my car. Love the Molle on the back too.

Decent construction and holds what I need, and I got 2 for cheap, BUT, and this is a HUGE BUT ...THESE ARE NOT MOLLE POUCHES.They have a single PALS strap on the back, with 2 LOOSE vertical straps and buckles that you can thread through real PALS/MOLLE gear, but they will hang loose with no way to secure them without using anything extra.Reminds me of old style "seat bags" for bicycles from the 80s or earlier.Velcro patch and PALS straps on the front are "okay," but if you can't secure the pouch on your gear, these are just for decoration.Holds my cell phone, charger, keys and glasses while attached to my hydration carrier when I ride my bike... and for that purpose, it works fine. More than that would be pushing it.

Decent quality. The molle straps on the back are kinda clumsy with the tension style buckle, but I was able to get them tight and actually fold them underneath the horizontal molle on my backpack. This is a very secure installation.The stitching seems fairly well executed and the bag is just the right size to hold a Google Pixel and a wallet, a small knife, chapstick pens small notepad Etc. It looks like you should be able to load this little bag up pretty good.With two in the purchase they work great for the waist straps on my 5.11 Rush72 pack. Quick, easy access to valuables, small arms or first aid kit...As long as they hold up and don't fall apart in a few months I will leave my review as is. Four stars because they are made in China but they are cheap. However "you get what you pay for" always lingers in my mind when I buy cheap Chinese products. This little bag looks like it may tow the line.

So I bought this one because it was the ideal.And when it arrived I slipped my phone into and discovered that the phone flap is held on at one end by the pen-holder; then to the body of the pouches.There was a failure in the stitches here which makes it unusable for the phone / pen at all.I will be returning it for a refund.It is made of good heavy materials, and was very comfortable to wear / use the rest of my weekend away from the house.The securing clip inside the pouch was a nice touch too. I would consider it as a future purchase if the return / refund process is painless this time.Good product I think / just bad luck on my unit.

Perfect for Geocaching! It's the perfect size to fit in the cargo pocket of cargo shorts/pants; it also attaches to a belt. It holds a pen, extra batteries, AND a small 4" X 6" clipboard. At home when not in use it also holds my my GPSr(Triton 400). When it's time to go caching I just grab it and go. When caching I take the GPSr out and put my phone in. My phone(5.7" screen) will not fit in the designated phone pocket nor did I expect it to(probably good for most phones) but it will fit inside the normal pockets. Therefore it will not hold both my phone and GPSr at the same time again I never expected that it would.The quality of the pouch itself is very good. Both the material and zippers seem vary strong and durable,which is important when you are searching for tupperware in the woods. I've used it a few times; I haven't had it very long,Bottom line: It does everything I wanted/expected it to do. Construction and materials are olid.

I use these on my service dogs tactical vest. They're the perfect size for it too. These pouches have taken quite the beating. They're roomy without being a pain and they're exactly as sturdy as I'd expect from tactical gear. Just wish they came in coyote brown to match the vest.

My Samnsung Galaxy s6 Edge with the large screen does not even come close to fitting in the outer-most pocket, but my ipod touch (same size as an iphone6) fits perfectly in that spot. I put my phone in the first zipper pocket on the outside, and a notebook and some tissues in the inner-most pocket (touching your body). The pen slot is looks big enough to hold a tac-pen, but so fat its only been holding a bic ball point for me. The little flashlight on the D-ring just feels like its about to fall apart in your hands, but its a neat idea. The MOLLE straps at meant to be WOVEN. Only have enough of the straps loose for you to put your belt through. The zippers open/close in opposite directions, so you can start to teach your self which zipper goes to which pocket.I feel like like there are probably better products out there, but this one is pretty good too. Not bad on the price, either.

This little pouch isnt the highest quality out there. Its not a maxpedition its not a condor its just a simple molle style pouch. Now knowing that before purchasing its a good little pouch it fits my needs just fine. Im not doing any ruff and tumble bushcrafting with this pouch it is simply being used as a hygiene pouch for a bug out bag.It stays in the pack till i gotta brush my teeth. The molle straps are a joke just cut them off and stick this pouch in your pack and youll be fine. I do recommend this pouch if you know what it is that your buying and arent expecting high quality. All the zippers and velcro work even the molle straps work just not well. I will buy more of these in the future.