ROBOCUP AC Belt Organizer Pouch with Silent Main Storage Pocket, Two Nylon Buckles, Hook&Loop Patch Area, Metal D-Ring, Multiple Tool Slots, Designed for Professionals Working in Film, TV and Photo

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First Impressions of ROBOCUP AC Belt Organizer Pouch with Silent Main Storage Pocket, Two Nylon Buckles, Hook&Loop Patch Area, Metal D-Ring, Multiple Tool Slots, Designed for Professionals Working in Film, TV and Photo★★★★☆I am rating this product 4-stars, rugged, tough, durable, built to last, quality construction, thoughtful engineering, reasonably priced, but the small size limits its utility. Read on for details.I am a big fan of Robocup gear. They make a lot of very high quality and durable bags, pouches, work gear, and cup holders. I’ve been impressed and satisfied with every product I’ve seen and this is no exception.This belt pouch is made with very thick and stiff canvas-like nylon. The slots and sleeves will need breaking in before they become flexible enough to insert different objects. The slots seem to be designed for small long vertical objects like pens and flashlights. The main compartment has two sleeve dividers for separate compartments conducive for smaller and flatter items. This product is built so rugged that my first thought is military use in the field.The small velcro pocket on the fold-down flap has a piece of translucent mesh reinforced plastic. Seeing thru from the outside to view the contents is actually quite difficult.I was hoping this pouch would have D-rings on both sides, so I could use this as a sling bag. Unfortunately, this can only be used as a belt pouch or a bag in a bag. The issue I had as a belt pouch is it needs a split in the belt sleeve. When I tried to use this on my belt, the position I wanted spanned across a pants belt loop - I had to position this pouch either before or after the pants belt loop, thus creating awkward positioning. A split in the sleeve potentially could partially solve this issue. This pouch is designed so rugged that I’m a little baffled at what the intended engineered use or purpose of this bag is.The main compartment is too small for my envisioned purpose which was to hold about six USB power banks plus a drink – this is way too small for that. As it stands, I could put two power banks side by side plus store a snack bar and maybe a few cables. I The depth is only 2 inches which is much narrower than a canned soda. The super heavy duty construction costs (IMO unnecessary) extra weight.It hurts my feelings to dock this a star – down to a 4-star review – I really love Robocup gear but this bag is confusing to me and has very limited use due to size.Thanks for reading and hope this helps.

I REALLY like this tool pouch, it has room for everything that I need! Between this and my belt holster for my cordless drill I'm ready for any home repair.I feel the design of this was very thoughtful as everything that I would normally "pack" for a home project fits nicely into the allotted pockets. Everything from extra or different drill bits and screwdriver bits to flashlights, and more. I really like the dual snap buckle flap that makes sure that everything in the main pocket is, and stays, secure. Nothing worse than taking a slight tumble (c'mon admit it, we've all missed that one step and gone bum over tea kettle) and worse than the injury to my pride is trying to locate all the tools and parts that was likewise sent flying. Can't happen with this! Well, as long as you make sure you Velcro and lock everything in of course.I ESPECIALLY like that there isn't a metal belt clip, it's a canvas (same material as the pouch) long thick belt loop that you have to thread your belt into. Some may not like that as it's an extra step, especially if you would wear it on your left side, but I simply LOVE it no matter which side I put it on. No clips potentially digging into my muffin top and/or it sliding up and off my belt and crashing to the ground, sometimes 5 feet below me.If you've got a pouch similar to this, you know how useful they are and please take a good look at this as it's probably an upgrade. If you don't have one, and you frequently do projects around the house, you DEFINITELY need this!Absolute recommend without hesitation.A+++++

This bag cannot attach to a MOLLE system pack easily and is very cumbersome due to its extreme rigidity. while it is good for holding pens and pencils it lacks the ability to hold standard screwdrivers and pliers, which makes it not a good fit for me.

This is a nice little belt tool pouch!Packaging:Came in a nicer than expected box. It's just one thing, the bag, which is what I wanted, and it arrived.Use:You put it on your belt. If you need help with putting on said belt, please consult YouTube. It fits my belt, which is 1.75" and super thick (it's a steel-core belt), and while a little tight it fits well. The material is canvas, fairly heavy duty. It has one main pouch, several smaller, skinny pouches along the outside (a few of which have velcro retention straps), and another, velcro-strap-retained skinny pocket on the side. The other side has a D-ring, though I don't tend to use those unless it's for a shoulder strap.I used it today to hold the tools I was actively using the most. I'll say, it made a difference. I've been doing a lot of electrical projects on my Jeep, and having my crimpers, wire stripper, electrical tape, and box knife all handy has helped immensely.My only complaint: I wish it was a bit bigger. My tools are full-size, so the handles stick far out the top, and while it's not enough for my tools to fall out when I'm moving around it's still a little less retention than I'd like.Conclusion:This is a nice belt pouch. For the price I would certainly recommend it. Just reference my picture for size: I wear a men's extra large in gloves, but my fingers are a bit short for that size.