I-Pouch

This item is amazing. I will likely be purchasing another in the future. The build quality is very good, I expect that this pouch could take some abuse and do not expect it to have any issues in the field. And for the size, this thing can hold a lot! It has the main pocket, which has two smaller pouches inside that you can tuck things away in. Then the outer pocket which I use to store my phone. Most newer phones likely will not fit in this thing, but for me I have the Samsung Galaxy Rush, and it fits perfectly in the outside pocket. There is also a bit of elastic around the outer pocket, which I use to store a small fire starter on one side. The other side I currently have a bit of paracord on, but will probably put something else there in the future. The zipper on the pouch is also nice, it is a reversed design so it keeps any dust or debris out of the pouch, and also helps a bit to keep any moisture out. Definitely not waterproof, but I have no fear of any of the contents getting wet if I were to be outside in the rain. The back of the pouch has a single strap with a snap on it so you can easily attach it to the molle webbing on a backpack, or to your belt if need be. Or just about anything else you could want. It also has some webbing under the strap that you could use to attach it to something. I myself am using this item strapped to a Ka-Bar BK11 sheath to form a nice little backup knife and survival kit that I can wear on my belt. It holds my phone in the outside pocket very snug. On the inside I have an Altoids survival tin that I put together, which fits very nicely. There is also a good bit of space left inside which I intend to fill up with other items eventually. As of right now though, I just store some pill holders in there with it inside the mesh webbing that is in the main pocket. As well as my iPod Shuffle. With the webbing on the back of the pouch, and the little bit where the front pouch clip is, I have managed to add some other items onto the pouch to form a nice little EDC system that takes up a minimal amount of space. I did replace the zipper pulls with some paracord. There was nothing wrong with them, I just wanted them to be a bit longer and be easier to notice when I needed to open it.

(Images for size reference). Cool little pouch I bought for my military inspired camping belt. It is meant to be the forever-home of my Suunto MC-2 compass, which it fits perfectly as you can see. Pocket notebooks dont fit unless crushed. Slight bummer, but I didn't buy it for pocket notebooks. The front pouch is big enough for an altoids tin or any other deck of cards sized objects. When fully empty, I can fit my binoculars into it but it wont zip all the way. Thats just to give you a reference to the size. Something the size of your fist will not fit. I have, however seen others in the reviews be able to fit radios, their phones, etc in them. Perfect size for a land nav, fire, first aid, survival, or general edc kit. The front pouch is a bit annoying with the buckle and also having velcro. My only gripe. I may remove the velcro in the future if I just cant get over it. Cannot attest to the durability, but it looks very well stitched and seems tough. The zippers and buckle are plastic, which may or may not be an issue in 10 to 20 years of use. Hope this helps!

I bought this to hold my minimalist wallet and iPhone SE on a waist pack during casual hikes. I wanted easy access to the phone for photos and such. However, this pack is too small to do that job. The phone just barley fits, making access a pain. In fact, the fit is so tight it makes me wonder how someone could have not tried to fit an iPhone SE in this pack and said, "let's make it another 1/4" taller". Weird. It would have been perfect had they had that foresight. That said, this is a well-made pack, and has a surprising number of inner pouches to sort and hold (small) items. I kept the pack because I am sure I will find a use for it in another situation. I ended up buying this pouch for the phone/wallet situation: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004IKTJEG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It's bigger than I wanted, but it does the trick and has a bit of spare room for other stuff you might want to have faster access to. But this pack is well-made, and seems sturdy. If the size suit your needs, you will not be disappointed.

Originally had a set that had a flap with velcro fasteners which made it difficult to remove/replace magazines,me specially in a hurry. This setup is the exact opposite with magazines removed/replaced with ease and the pull up fasteners hold them in place quite well. No worries about losing magazines when hustling between positions or during IMT. The only issue I have, which is fairly standard it seems for MOLLE is the snaps. While they do make it easier to remove or move the pouch, it also makes it easy for the snaps to become undone at times. Would prefer something like Blackhawk speed clips or Maxpedition tac ties to replace or add to the pouch. Durability seems to be decent so far though it is a newer item. Time will tell how it should stand up to fair wear and tear, use on the range and so forth. It seems to be stitched well but if I notice any issues I will update.

I bought three brands of AR magazine pouches. (Condor, Excellent Elite Spanker, and OneTigris). First of all, all of them seem pretty good quality. However, my preference are to use 20 round aluminum AR mags. For my purposes, Condor is the winner for me because the flap is adjustable with Velcro which gives me more flexibility in carrying my 20 rnd mags and the ability to close the flap with a good fit. The flaps with the other two brands are sewn onto the pouch which doesn't work well in closing the flap with the 20 rnd mags. If all you want is a pouch for 30 rnd mags, any of the ones I bought will work well. But if you're looking for a close top AR mag pouch for your 20 rnd mags, Condor is the way to go because of the adjustable top.

I was looking for a case that would let me carry my Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS4 point & shoot camera on the outside of my backpack. I wanted to be able quickly grab the camera without having to dig into the backpack pockets. This main compartment is perfect for that. It's like the case was made to fit the camera - not too snug, but no wasted space. The main compartment also has two pockets, one of them mesh, so I have a place to store an extra camera battery. The camera will also fit in the exterior pocket, but it's a very snug fit. I can fit my battery charger in it, but then the pouch becomes too bulky for hanging on my backpack. I can see it as a good pocket to stick an ID, a few bills, pocket change, or anything else you want quick access to, but with secure closure. One nice thing about that exterior pocket is that an elastic band keeps it nice and tight to cut down on bulk. Another review noted that the case is much bulkier than it needs to be. It's true that this case could be much slimmer or provide a lot more room for the size if not for all the pockets and dividers. Although that's true, you should be looking at a different case if you just want a simple one-pocket no-frills pouch. If you have several small items and don't want to dump them all in a single pouch, then this is a great way to keep them organized. The only thing I might take issue with is that having both Velcro and a large buckle on the exterior pouch may be overkill. Also, that buckle is big and bulky compared to the size of the case. But if it bothers you, the buckle straps can be cut off and you'll still have the Velcro closure to keep it secured. In summary (although it restates what I said above), if you want a simple no-frills single-compartment pouch, look elsewhere. If you want multiple compartments and pockets to organize several small items, this is an excellent pouch for that. And it works on Molle straps as well!

I bought this compact Condor Pouch to carry and protect my new Sony Pocket Camera and its accessories (charger, extra SD memory cards, and cleaning cloth). I tried a regular camera case, but was always looking for the charger or extra SD cards. I have other Condor Pouches to carry items (assortment of tools and range finder) and decided to look for a Condor Pouch in the size I needed. Viola! I found it! I’ve had this pouch for 2 months and really like it. I am able to carry and protect my camera and all its accessories w/ out this carrying case being too bulky. It is compact, has plenty of room, versatile, MOLE Clips, sturdy securing front clip, and quality zipper. This is a great buy at a great price!

Seem decent quality and off grid preparedness shipped a quality product quickly. Some sellers of Condor pouches on here are not so timely (i.e. NCUSA) Note these work well for a pair of Ruger BX15 mags too. I happened to see if a couple would fit since I use a lot of those in my precision rimfire rifle and indeed they do. The BX-25's not so much but I use the 15's mostly anyway. So I ordered a couple more for BX-15 use. Just watch who the seller is and watch out for Amazon striking off the one star reviews for slow shipments saying it is not the sellers fault. Everyone wants to dodge blame thesae days and avoid being responsible for the service they do or don't provide. So choose not just the product but the seller carefully.

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Buen producto muy útil para mi EDC.. 👍 vendedor muy recomendable ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Good quality 6 mag mollie pouch, I bought this to go with a green condor plate carrier perfect colour match, very happy.

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