VIPERADE VE1 Pocket Organizer, EDC Pouch for Men, EDC Organizer Storage EDC Gears, Multitool Pocket Pouch Hold Your Flashlight/Pocket Knife, Pen, Notebook

First let me say that I rarely write reviews. When I do, it's too either warn people away from lousy stuff or because I REALLY like something: just "good" won't impel me to review something. This item is awesome from both a design and execution perspective, especially considering it only cost me a single Andrew Jackson. I am using this as my wallet and carry it in my front pocket. Yes, fully loaded out it makes for a chunky pocketful, but IMO it's worth it for how easily it allows my to organize several clutch EDC items and instantly grab them from my pocket without looking. The material feels like some sort of off-brand Cordura nylon, though not as textured/rough, with a tight weave and a heavy PU backing. Likewise, the reverse coil zipper is not branded YKK, but it feels solid. There is no organization on the inside. The external organizer is very well though out and works perfectly for an EDC pen, knife/compact multitool, and a thin flashlight (right now I've got a Rovyvon Aurora A33 on one side behind the slots, a Gerber Armbar Drive in the center slot, and a Refyne EP-1 Bolt action pen in Ti in a slot on the other side). Because there is another open pocket behind the 3 slots, the organizer makes it very flexible to experiment with what and how you carry. Using this as a wallet has allowed me to offload all keychain tools and items clipped to my pocket and I'm loving the build quality and utility.

Solid pocket or toss in your bag EDC pouch. Not much to complain about when it comes to Viperaid iykyk these cordura pouches just get the job done.This pouch has three slots on the backside that easily fit a sharpie, knife, and pen combo or you could mix in a olight flashlight with ease. There is also a pocket behind which I use for a Field Notes or your could put bandaids or a might hank back there all the same. It also has some Molle attachments as well.On the flip side you have a nice y’all zipper enclosed area that easily fits some business cards or credit cards, along with some cash and a challenge coin. Trust me you can load this little area out with your AirPods and a charging cable, it’s up to you but there is room.If I had one complaint and this really isn’t a complaint at all it could be just a hair shorter but it doesn’t bother me one way or the other. It’s a win for me.If you’re looking for a good looking, well built, easy to use no thought involved EDC pouch this is an easy choice. Not only is it an easy choice but for the price… it’s a win all day long!100% recommend Viperade pouches

I carry a Spyderco Manix 2, Leatherman, Olight Baton 4, aviator B3 pen, armor Zippo, 711L screwdriver with bits, Knipex 5 inch wrench and some cards needed for work. This organizer was a bit too small as far as the pouches go for all of the items listed. I had to leave out the zippo, Knipex and 711L screwdriver for it all to fit snug and too not over crowd the pouches.I then bought the VE18 pouch from Viperade and solved all of my problems, everything has its own pouch (other than zippo and 711L which go in one of the zipper pockets) and are easy to put in or take out of the pouches.I would personally recommend the VE18 pouch from viperade over this if you have 3 decent sized items and some smaller ones but this pouch will work wonders for some smaller items or as a wallet.

Nice little pocket organizer, seems fairly sturdy and has held up to near-daily use for about 2 months with no signs of wear. I work in a warehouse and I use this in the side cargo pocket of my work pants to keep my pen, knife, penlight, and some scrap paper together.I added a flexible keyring to anchor it to one of the buttons on my pants pocket; helps keep it upright and everything handy. Way better than things always tumbling around loose - I used to have issues with having to dig around for what I needed, paper/notes getting crumpled up, and items falling out and getting lost.I wasn't a big fan of the large branded patch, but I was able to carefully remove it with a seam ripper from a sewing kit. If I look close there are some small pinholes left still from the stitching, but they don't affect usage and aren't super noticeable without looking for them. I'm guessing they could be steamed out if I cared to.I don't use the back zipper pocket really, but I like the versatility if I ever need it. I will say that the zipper pull is pretty large and bulky, and if I have something else in my pocket behind the organizer that I'm reaching for, I often end up catching my hand on the zipper pull and unzipping it. If I were going to use the zipper pocket more I'd probably change out the pull and/or clip it to the loop right above it.Items pictured, in case anyone is curious about sizing/etc:Pants - Rothco BDU pantsPenlight - Lumintop IYP365Knife - Gerber EAB LitePen - Kara's Pen Co. Bolt V2Paper - just a mix of index cards and cut up scrap paper, a Field Notes or other small notebook would probably fit too

What an awesome bag! It seems to be pretty well constructed. It's not too thick, but it holds everything I need it to. So easy to throw my EDC into a bag