FUNANASUN 2 Pack Molle Pouches Tactical Pouch Small Molle Pouch Compact Water-Resistant EDC Pouch Molle Bag

Seems like decent quality with a good thickness to the material. Nice big pouch to fit several rounds and/or magazines. Multiple uses. Molle system holds well!

We spend a lot of time outdoors and whenever I hike, climb, or camp, I carry a few emergency essentials with me. I've been looking for a small, durable, pouch for my outdoor essentials kit and this Molle pouch from FUNANASUN is perfect. Although it looks small, it expands to offer sizable storage space inside. It has ample room for my first aide kit, tourniquet, emergency blanket, waterproof matches, small bushcraft knife, and insect repellent. There's even some extra room to spare if your kit includes some additional items or if you want to carry a couple of meal replacement bars. The FUNANASUN Molle pouches are constructed from a thick nylon material that seems very durable. I expect these will withstand a lot of use and abuse over the years to come. The double zippers are great quality and zip and unzip easily. With the included carabiners and Molle compatible straps , there are multiple ways to carry this pouch, whatever your purposes and needs include. Overall I'm impressed by the quality and functionality offered by these FUNANASUN Molle pouches. They are a bargain for the price and can be used for many versatile purposes.

I wanted to add a pair of pouches, like the sustainment pouches on my Army ruck, to my 5.11 Rush 24. They fit the bill and fit in the location perfectly and secure. The pouch is the perfect size for a small combat/survival shovel. There might be enough room for a water bottle that is smaller than a 1 quart/1 liter. Sawyer water filtration kit would fit perfectly, with the bladders. The color is what takes the one star away. It isn't black black. It is like an extremely dark gray. Would really be just a half star but since it in't perfect, it gets the whole star. Overall, I would recommend this product if someone was wanting to add a pouch to a molle backpack. Big enough for essential items, easy to access, small enough to not be a distraction.

I bought a sling bag a month ago as my EDC but quickly realized I needed more space to carry some more of my items. I decided to take a chance on this molle pouch since it was on sale at $9.89. I didn't need anything expensive since this would serve as an attachment to my sling bag and, at that price point, my expectations were tempered. To my surprise, the pouch was more than I'd expected. The stitching seemed durable and the nylon material is tough. I also had no trouble opening or closing the zippers and the snaps on the molle straps were firm and were in no danger of being detached once I snapped them on my sling bag. The inside of the pouch only had a pocket, but this was no big deal as this would serve me better as this would be used to carry my camera batteries and extra chargers. Thus, having extra compartments would only cramp up the inside for my intended use. The included flag was a good bonus and it probably comprised a third of the price I paid for this pouch. If you're looking for a pouch that has the extra compartments and all the bells and whistles, then you can probably get one at more than double the price. If you're looking for an extra pouch for some of your bulkier stuff, this pouch gets the job done and is a steal at this price point.

These are some incredible little pouches. I used them and the Molle system to carry tire repair kits, spare tools and brake pads mounted on the bottom of my adventure motorcycle saddle bags. I also used them to carry all of my phone, camera, audio dongle and USB charging cables and equipment. As you can see in the pictures, these pouches held up incredibly well mounted to the bottom of my saddle bags exposed to all the elements and completely survived more than 30,000 miles riding from Alaska to Ushuaia, Argentina without a scratch or failure. They will probably outlast the saddle bags

I originally bought these without any particular purpose in mind. I wanted to have a few inexpensive pouches on hand so that I could rearrange my travel bag for different trips to customer sites, etc. I ended up changing jobs and not using these pouches for that, so eventually they wound up on my Rothco MOLLE tool bag. That's the nice thing about having some inexpensive pouches kicking around-- you can experiment with them to see how they work in actual use. My Rothco bag is the one that I use when I need to throw a handful of tools together to tackle a particular job, so it has carried everything from HVAC to automotive to general hand tools. Most recently, I used one of these pouches to carry my small digital multimeter along with its test leads. There's enough room left over that I can also carry a test light or other small tool if needed. The other carried sets of standard/metric/Torx folding wrenches, which I use a lot around the house. I use the external MOLLE loops to keep Sharpie markers, ball point pens, zip ties, and a small penlight within easy reach. Before these were on my tool bag, I had one of them clipped to a small sling bag that I use as a hiking/emergency bag. The pouch held my Sawyer water filter and all of its adapters in a single location so that I could get to it all easily. I eventually outgrew the sling bag and decided to use a larger backpack for both hiking and camping, but this pouch never missed a beat. If you want the option of organizing your bags in different ways but aren't sure exactly how, I recommend buying some inexpensive pouches such as these and then laying them out in different ways. You won't know until you try, and with the low price point, the risk is small if they don't work out.

The pouches have a plastic type of coated liner with a hole at the bottom. The liner looks like if the temperature is below freezing it may become brittle. The pouch is not waterproof but water resistant. Picture seemed more sturdy but came flatten. Has nice straps to possibly secure 2 small hand gun magazines and 2 plastic rings on outside. On the opposite side it has three places to put possible writing pen/pencils but that is about the size. Inside has a divider. Divider is thin fabric material about 2/3 of compartment. Plastic zipper that unzips only 1/3 of the way down. Will use it for something but was expecting a little more on durability side.

I purchased these with the objective of having a discrete means to carry OC spray and a tactical flashlight on my person and on my various packs. What I hadn't counted on, however, is how BIG these pouches actually are! They are huge! Consequently, discretion is really out of the question if wearing them personally, and so I gave up on that idea. Nevertheless, because of their size and excellent, durable construction, I still attached them to my Condor 3-day assault pack in the hip area so that I can carry, and readily access,personal items (phone, wallet, id badge) that I once had to store and ferret for in the back compartments of the pack. Note: These pouches are large enough to comfortably fit an IPhone 7 with an Otterbox case and holster on it, and with plenty of room to spare! I challenge you to find another pouch that can do that...Good luck! In sum, it's an excellent product, durable, of high quality, and well made. Just know, however, that they are BIG! They are as large as the side pouches on an assault pack; they're probably designed to carry ammunition clips, I imagine.