AMYIPO Molle Folding Dump Pouch Tactical Pouches Roll-up Drawstring Magazine Ammo Pouch Military Utility Waist Bag

Seems sturdy and works great so far.

This bag is listed as a MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) magazine and ammo pouch. It has a long narrow pocket on each side designed for a handgun magazine. The main pocket is spacious and has a drawstring closure as well as a flap that folds over the top with a Velcro fastener. At the bottom center of this pocket is a gromlet opening that would allow any moisture to drain. There is another smaller pocket on the front of the bag that also has a Velcro closure. There are two heavy duty loop handles on the back that could be used to attach the bag to your belt or to a pack.There are no zippers to break and everything fastens with either Velcro or snaps. This bag is extremely well made and would probably last a lifetime. It's lightweight and can be rolled up for compact storage.I think potential uses would include camping, hunting, back packing, shooting range, and carrying small tools at home or at a worksite just to name a few. I would have rated this bag 5 stars but I deducted 1 star since the material itself attracts lint and pet hair. Maybe throwing it in the washing machine would cure this. Overall this is a very useful well made product.

Nice simple dump pouch. No frills or crazy claims that it will give you a tactical advantage. I was in a rush to try this out, so while put it on I bent the button thing. It seemed a little fragile. I will just bend it back out. Other than that not a bad dump pouch. It does what it was intended to do.

The big image is the bag unfolded. It's loose and quite big. The little image is the bag all folded up. It's VERY compact. Very low-visibility for those trying to stay hidden. Dump pouches can be used for SO many things, but this has found a home on my rack in my SUV. Love it. Though the molle system on the front is probably not very useful.

I cannot speak to the tactical use, but I have used mine for screws and bolts. This holds up well to holding a whole mess of screws for decking. I have not had a screw poke through enough to cause any damage. It holds a ton of weight. I am thinking that this will be awesome come morel season! If you do any gathering or building, this is a great pouch.

When I first pulled it out I thought it was tiny! Pulled the velcro strap that was keeping it folded up & compact and wow, this thing is actually bigger than I expected it to be!Picture shown with a standard 16.9 oz water bottle (more on that in a minute) next to it to show height, and the business card sized Thank You card that it came with to show the width.I like that there's a small grommeted hole at the bottom for water drainage should it get a little extra wet in the elements, considering that main storage area is held closed only by a drawstring closure and Velcro flap. A tag on it says it's Cordura fabric, so it will have good water resistant properties -- but with this closure system, it's plausible that water could intrude, so the drainage hole is a smart addition.The two open-top, slightly elastic side pockets I figured were for water bottles, only to find that at least the standard sized bottle in my picture didn't fit. Perplexing, until I went back to the listing and saw that it's intended for mag storage. Ah ha, popped a 30 round 5.56 Pmag in each and though a little tight to get in there, they went in. It's such a tight fit that it actually gives them good retention considering, but still easy to get them out when I intend to get them out.I have a lot of mag storage / holder options already, so I'm not quite sure exactly how I'll end up incorporating this with my Go Bag (definitely no electronics like walkie talkies though), but I do know that I'll find a good use for it and it'll be a great addition to it.

For scale, that's a two-ply 85 sq. ft. roll of paper towels inside... Didn't even have to compress them!It has a nice bungee drawstring to cinch the main compartment closed, with a hook/loop strap to go over the top and help keep out moisture/debris.Mesh pockets on either side are just about right for most cell phones, depending on the case - my Pixel7Pro is a hair too big with the folio style cover, but can squeeze in fine without the case.Eight heavily stitched loops on the front to attach extra equipmentVery sturdy belt loops, with snaps which are also reinforced on the inside, so unlikely they will tear out.Additional loop material halfway down the front (to compress the size when half full), and also on the back side so it can be rolled up when empty.

I attach this to my belt to use at work. It sits comfortably on my hip without sliding or really protruding out very far. I like the side pockets as I use them to hold my box cutter and notepad. The front pocket is very nice for holding pens, medication bottles, or any other small item you can imagine. The Velcro strap holds the pouch closed as well as covers the majority of the opening so a person can run and not have anything spill out of it.It is deep enough to hold 2-3 M4 Airsoft magazines easily and not over stretch the material. The cinch cord on the side is easily adjustable and able to be locked to the tightness wanted by the user without letting anything escape, even if the Velcro isn’t being used. Would highly recommend to others looking to use for construction, or warehouse work. Or any Military Simulation players would get good use out of it if they only have a few mags to keep on them.