Monoki Molle Pouches, 2 Pack Tactical Waist Bag Water-Resistant EDC Small Pouch Bags with D-Ring Hooks

This two pack of pouches ended up being the foundation on which I built two very well provisioned trauma kits.I probably stuffed more into these than I should have, but they have a surprising amount of capacity for their size.The Molly straps are sturdy and allow it to be attached to any standard Molly configuration. The zippers are high-quality and haven’t had any issues. There is a Velcro area on the front for a patch, but I do not use it. Overall, these are very sturdily constructed, and I’m rather impressed with the stitching.I’m not a huge fan of the plastic D-ring, but it’s nice to have the option of the quick release.I have not tested the water resistance aspect but it’s also not really a concern of mine.These are really a great value and could be used for lots of different purposes. I will be purchasing more.Just as an example, I was able to fit the following list of items into this pouch:Two chest wound sealsOne nasopharyngeal airwayOne Emergency compression bandage.One roll of gauze, 12 feetOne emergency, mylar blanketTwo pairs of nitrile glovesOne emergency headlamp

The pouches are versatile,durable, convenient, the molle system comes in handy and can be used in a variety of ways like combining it with D rings and molle elastic to hold things. Good zippers. I use this as a belt bag, attach it to a backpack or use it attached with D ring. It also has a convenient pocket inside the pouch which would be nicer if it had a zipper. Some molle on the inside of the bag would he nice too.

I bought these pouches just over a year ago, and they are very handy! I use the heck out of such pouches, wearing them daily. I would say you have a good six months with them with daily rugged use. After that the inner lining begins to crumble into little plastic bits and you'll eventually get puncture holes in the edges, maybe a strap will rip eventually, but again I use these probably more than some others would so I felt a six month life span was pretty good!

A 2-pack for under $10, I wasn't expecting the quality to be as high as it is. Time will be the true test regarding the durability, but the stitching is sound, the webbing on the front and back are solid and secure, and the inside of the bag is lined with a "rubberized" coating making them resistant to water splashes or spills (there are drain holes in the bottom, plus a zipper closure so not meant to be submerged).I use this bag for my Every Day Carry (EDC) items. This includes a flashlight and extra battery, pen, folding knife, hand sanitizer, spare face mask, microfiber cloth, chapstick, multi-tool, wallet, keys, nail clipper. The purpose is mostly just to have a place that my wallet and keys go everytime I walk into the house so it's all in one spot whenever I leave. I'm notorious for leaving my house without my wallet and since I started keeping everything in this little bag it's worked out great.I liked these so much that i bought 3 more sets and gave them away as Christmas gifts to family. I stuffed them with some single-serve coffees, a tiny bottle of liquor, a foldable flask, and a small flashlight. So far they have been very well received by those who opened their gifts early.

I bought these so that my dog can carry her own poop bags, ball and whatever else she needs. She runs with them and rolls around with them. They are still in very good condition and they stay on her harness securely.

I now have six (6) of these! Four black camo and two regular black. They actually came shrink wrapped! The black ones had a funny, chemical smell but I hand washed them in laundry soap, hung them out to dry in my garage and now the smell is gone. Washing them let me know that they wash well too. Great little pouches for the small things you need to carry on your belt or ruck.

I mounted these to the inside of my motorcycle fairing. At $9 for two of them they are worth a try, and based on my measurements the size was about perfect. I modified them for mounting purposes. I haven’t had a chance to test durability yet but they seem solid.

One of them broke after a little bit of having it. The button popped off. But the other one is going strong. I did like them a lot and would definitely recommend.