AMYIPO MOLLE Pouch Multi-Purpose Compact Tactical Waist Bags Small Utility Pouch

These pouches absolutely exceeded my expectation! I bought them to attach to my SRO water bottle kit. I had been shopping around trying to find pouches that weren't too large or have too many (or any) dividers inside. These are perfect! The khaki color matches perfectly. The construction is sturdy, with lots of double stitching and well-made zippers. The inside of the pouch is a single compartment with a small pocket/sleeve that would allow for a small notebook or something like that. I've already attached them to my bottle kit via the MOLLE and the end result really looks like it was purchased as a single unit. The addition of the US flag morale patches is a nice bonus. This was definitely a great purchase!

These are smaller (about 4"x6"x2") than most IFAK pouches, most IFAK pouches are in the 5"x7"x2" to 6"x8"x3" range. But it's amazing how much stuff you can get in one of these. I loaded one up with the following:2 pr exam gloves.1 pr 6 1/4" NAR EMT shears.1 CAT Gen 7 tourniquet.1 Sharpie marker.1 4" Israeli bandage (T3 w/gauze pack).1 Small Quick Clot gauze pack (3"x24")1 NPA tube w/lube.2 HyFin compact chest seals.1 Mylar emergency blanket.And the pack stays mostly square with this load. Only minimal bulging on the sides and front. I could probably get a little more stuff in them. This pouch is compact enough that four will fit on the side MOLLE webbing of a Maxpedition Falcon 2 backpack. Four more will easily fit in the main compartment. I'm setting the Falcon 2 up as an active shooter/mass casualty pack, and with these pouches, I can get 8 IFAKs in/on the pack using just the main compartment and the side MOLLE webbing. I bought another six of these pouches do do that.There's not much internal compartmentalization, but the pouch doesn't open full clamshell, so it's not that big a deal. Nothing's going to fall out if you don't completely invert the pack, and most of the items in an IFAK are "tall" enough that you can reach them without digging down to the bottom of the pouch.Bottom line: decent quality, just large enough for my needs, great price. What's not to like?

Honestly for the price I can't really think of much to criticize. These pouches are well made. I bought a pair in black to attach to the sides of my Orca Tactical Water Bottle Holder. First off the color is a perfect match. I know, black should be black, right? But sometimes the blacks are more a dark grey. Next the stitching is really nice; straight with no lose threads. And the PALS webbing is spaces properly. That might seem like a low bar to clear but I can't count all the cheap packs I've seen where you can't mount them solidly with Speed Strips because the PALS webbing isn't spaced evenly or right. Lastly the zippers seem to be pretty good and operate smoothly.All in all I'm pretty satisfied. The nylon isn't super thick and heavy but it's plenty for my intended application, and it keeps the weight down. I'll probably pick up another pair in OD Green for another project.

This goes perfect on my tactical backpack. I got it because I needed some extra space within my backpack. This makes perfect to hold my essentials like a few small tools, emergency gear and small amount of first aid. I can easily unhook it from my backpack and take just the pouch with me or hook it on a belt. This works out great since I use a skateboard to commute sometimes but I don't always need my backpack. I at least want to have first aid and tools on me at all times. Molle allows me to hook a safety light onto the pouch. Great purchase!

I carry a few things with me at work or on the go, and a fannypack isn't really my thing, so I decided to get something I could carry on the hip. This worked out well for me. It's made of durable material and it can be snapped to the belt or off again for ease of use.You can store enough material inside of it (interior pocket) and the straps on the outside allow you to ciip or stick things there for awhile. I can clip my hand tools to it while I'm busy on site and have them right there with me if I need to move around a little.My only complaint is that they went with those cloth-string things instead of classic metal zipper grips which I found a little unwieldy. But that's about it.

They are exactly what I was looking for. The price is a bit much that's why I got the two pack at $15.99 verses the one pack at $9.99. I will be using both so it works out. They seem to be made well and the patches are a nice addition (though you could use other patches that are the same size). The patched come with the hoop side so if you want to put them some place else all it takes is a needle and thread to stitch to hoop side on. Snug fit on my dog's Molle vest so a good purchase. Only complaints: price and the color is a bit darker than the vest(I did order the lightest one) but still match.

I am very pleased with this purchase. The zippers, fabric, and molle webbing (and snaps) all seem built to last. The morale flags are of great quality, too. I purchased the set of two small pouches. The holding capacity is greater than it appears. Plenty of room for a full fire kit with tinder, or water disinfection kit, or both if carrying just the basics. These are great for taking a bit of weight out of your pack and redistributing it to your waist belt.

I am very impressed with the quality of this little pouch! I got the army green one that comes with a velcro patch. It has attachment straps and webbing, a small loop of webbing on top, good zippers, and a small pocket on the inside. The pouch is small, but the dimensions are such that it will hold more than you think.I bought this to hold my husband's small night vision monocular, along with its batteries, USB cord, and booklet. There is quite a bit of room to spare. I'm ordering another one today for our small shortwave radio and its accessories. I definitely recommend this one!