Molle Pouches, Tactical Admin Pouch Compact EDC Utility Gadget Gear Pouch Military Carry Accessory Belt Hanging Waist Bag

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Duty belt had space, got this for basic cuts and scrapes in the field items, but found it fits my mid shift sandwhich. Versatile for whatever you need. Black is basic, but makes it easy to hide a snack or lunch sandwhich.

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I purchased a pair of these belts for use as third-party hip belts on my F-Stop Satori backpack which had molle webbing but not built-in hip belts. These were just the right size to add extra quick access pockets right on the belt for things like a compass, granola bar, trail map, etc without them getting in way of working with my trekking poles. I'm now buying an extra three sets for my other camera backpacks to add hip belts. I have no illusions about their weatherproof capabilities in a downpour but they will work well for what I intended them to be used for.

I really like that these are just the right size - not too big, not too small. For perspective, my Note 10+ (in a case), along with a battery pack, fit just right. The design of the bag keeps it tight against the body and from catching on things you walk past. Velcro and molle front are great for adding on (I put a solar battery pack on one and a tape measure and box knife on the other).Material and construction seem pretty good. Just going off similar bags I've had in the past, I'm going to give these 2-3 years of daily use before I'll need to replace them.If I decide to use these on a pack, I like that the attachment loops are adjustable - I can hang one of these low and put something small in the same loops.

Gets the job done. Not the most durable or highest quality, but fits the budget. When you upgrade your battle belt, you can add these onto or in your bag. Decent.

It's a 10 dollar pouch. I wore it on a duty belt for about a year and a half with it getting abused pretty frequently until the stitching ripped out. The inner liner coating also got destroyed within the first year. If you're a mall ninja wearing steel plates on a weekend mag dumping at static targets getting ready for the downfall of society and think the 1911 is the best handgun that's ever existed this is perfect for you, if you are a professional understand that you are getting what you pay for, don't trust this for life and death applications use it with the knowledge it will need to be replaced pretty frequently. I used this to carry my notepads, pens, phone charger, battery bank, and other small odds and ends.