Multipurpose Tactical Molle Belt Pouch EDC Gadget Organizer Slim Utility Waist Bag with Compass Buckle Carabiner Phone Holster Tool Kit Pack Large

The media could not be loaded.  Got this molle pouch to organize my everyday carry items. The material feels sturdy, hasn't shown any wear after a month of daily use. Plenty of pockets for sorting stuff - my phone, keys, and wallet all fit with room to spare. The velcro patch is a nice touch, added a bit of personalization. Attaches securely to my backpack, doesn't flop around when I'm on the move. But it's not all smooth sailing. The zippers can be a bit stiff, sometimes need two hands to open. While it's great for organization, it adds bulk to my setup - not ideal if you prefer a streamlined look. The phone pocket fits my device, but it's a tight squeeze with a case on. The molle straps are overkill for casual use, make it look a bit too "tactical" for my office. And let's be honest, all those compartments can be a bit much - sometimes I forget where I put things. Overall, it's a decent pouch if you need to carry a lot of small items. Good for outdoor activities or if you like the tactical aesthetic, but might be excessive for simple everyday use. Durable and functional, just be prepared for some curious looks if you're using it in more casual settings.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This is a nice little molle extra storage pouch. The zippers are nice and smooth. The snaps are solid. The material is sturdy. It would be ideal for those things you need to get quickly. It only got 4 stars because it BARELY holds my S22 Ultra with a UAG case. As the phones get bigger, they may not fit well in there any longer.

I have been ordering many accessory pouches both for belts and Molle lately and this bag stands out for quality and features at this price point. I have found that it is common to pay the same price for a single compartment bag with much less storage space than this bag.Construction on this bag is great. The nylon is strong, the hardware seems burly, and the stitching and seams are tight without any fraying. If you fill this bag up it holds a lot of gear. At capacity it can be heavy and cumbersome, but I don't see this as a problem. Just adjust your load to your specific application. There are three compartments. The two bigger compartments are segmented with dividers for added organization. I dig this feature as you can further separate out your gear. The hardware seems appropriate for the bag size and the zippers work freely without getting hung up. I attached it to a Molle pack and everything worked great. You get a lot of bang for your buck with this bag.

The molle snap buttons are too weak to connect the bag securely, and therefore there is no effective way to carry this bag.The bag itself has real potential. It has a large flap pouch with a Velcro flap, adjustable buckle strap, and draw string harness. The pouch itself is big enough to carry two 30-round AR mags.The zippered compartment opens wide 60 degrees to provide easy access and has loops and netting to hold tools and supplies.But because the molle snaps are weak, it cannot be securely mounted to a vest, backpack or belt. If it at least had loops at the top, it could be converted into shoulder or cross body bag. Unfortunately, it is more or less just a clutch purse.

This pouch has an excellent amount of storage for its small foot print. There are plenty of pockets and interior wells that make it easy to load with items. The pouch can be secured shut with a plastic clasp.The pouch is small enough to carry in a standard tool box, but there are also two belt loops, fastened by buttons, which make it easy to carry on either a regular belt or a tool belt.The exterior of the pouch includes a small area for attaching velcro patches (black and white U.S. Flag patch is included).For a relatively compact pouch it can get heavy in a hurry. I keep in the pouch a multi-tool, a small pocket knife, a sharpener, a flashlight, a few band aids, a pen and pencil, and a small notepad. These are all items that I would usually use on a typical workday. There is additional room in the pouch even when it is filled with the items I've listed. I could easily add a cell phone, a lighter, and several additional hand tools, but it would make it heavier than I would prefer.One thing that is missing is an exterior loop for a flashlight. While there is room inside the pouch for a smaller flashlight, having an option to keep a flashlight on the exterior of the pouch with easy access is preferable.This is a nice, compact pouch that would get a five-star rating if it had exterior loops for carrying a flashlight and pens/pencils etc. Otherwise it has been a welcome and durable addition to my tool kit that I use almost every day.

This bag holds a lot more than it looks like it should. It's well built. I used it for all my crossbow Allen wrenches, cable wax, extra broad heads and field tips, nock sets, scope tools, manual cable puller, warranty info, notepad and a few other tools... with room to spare.

This small accessory bag seems to be of good quality, with several compartments, good zippers, and should hold up well for my intended uses (storing small tools / accessories like multimeters and probes). The American flag attachment is velcro backed rubber. The material the bag is made of feels fairly heavy duty and should hold up well.

The LarKoo “Multipurpose Tactical Molle Belt Pouch EDC Gadget Organizer Slim Utility Waist Bag with Compass Buckle Carabiner Phone Holster Tool Kit Pack Large” is my new best friend. I travel a lot and have had a pouch attached to my belt since I was 14. I keep my passport, essential papers, and cash in it. It is a natural stance to have my hand on the pouch. Many countries I visit have perfect pickpockets. I have never had anyone get into my bag. I will probably sew another permanent belt strap to ensure no one can rip it off of me, but for Stateside use, it is perfect. I can take it hiking and fishing and enjoy the added capacity for storing food bars. It can even balance out my water bottle sleeve on the other side. It has a couple of zippered pockets and places to store your small stuff. I like that you can wear it with different things, like it can be strapped to my tackle backpack or my vest front.