Condor Pocket Pouch/US Patch

I was afraid this would be poorly made. I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived.Material was good and thick. Zipper works well. Organizes my items very well. Velcro holds well. Seems like it will hold up very well for my use.Fits in standard BDU and ACU cargo pockets with no problems. It is a bit tall to fit in the cargo pockets of the 5.11 ABR Pro pants. No problems fitting in the TDU 5.11 pants cargo pockets though.Straps on the back fit molle webbing. Snaps are good and tight and hold well.

I have purchased several Condor pouches over the last couple of years and have never had a problem with any of them. I have come to expect excellent quality at a good price and the Pocket Pouch once again delivered. I have been looking for a pouch for every day carry, which is low profile and big enough to carry the items I feel are important to have with me when I am out and about. This pouch works perfectly. The pouch fits in my cargo pocket and gives me the option to put it on my MOLLE pack or my belt it is very adaptable. Inside the pouch I carry note book,pen, pencil, with extra lead and a pen light. I also carry a 3in. knife, small medical kit, combo screw driver, with plenty of room for other items I carry depending on what I need that day. The workmanship is excellent except for a set of straps on the in side. Both have plastic hooks that you will have to replace. I used small key rings and they work fine. I highly recommend this pouch, if you need to carry a lot of items in one pouch that is easy to carry and easy to get to.

I bought this so that I can carry my checks, credit cards, driver's license, and pen in it. So that it can easily detach from my main sling bag that has my emergency / medical gear in it. It arrived a day early, which was a great surprise! Now to the quality. It is decent. Not exceptional and not poor. The molle straps on the bag are well made. But the snaps are so tight, that it pulls the fabric of the bag to its breaking point. I'm afraid after a few uses, the snap will rip from the bag, since it's at a ripping point already. And I got this today. But I came up with a solution. I have a fixed buckle on my bag to hold a carabiner. At the top of this bag is a mini loop / handle. So I have the carabiner looping through it, to allow for quick detachment so that I won't have to carry my entire sling bag into the store. Detach and go! I was able to fit a pocket knife, pens, cell phone, checkbook, and my plastic case that holds my ear plugs. I have sensory disorder, so this is a MUST. I have to take these everywhere. I have it pretty much full due to the fact that I have my earplug case in there. Without that, there would be quite a bit of room for basic items. It's a perfect size for what I needed it for and I do recommend. But keep in mind, if you need to snap it onto a molle strap, do so with intentions of leaving it there or removing it only once in a great while. But if you need to detach it on a daily or weekly basis, you will have to find a different way of doing this. Or it will quickly be compromised and will rip very quickly. So it can be a plus or a minus, the fact that the snaps are VERY strong and do not unsnap easily. Depends on what this bag is used for.

I love the smallness of the pouch. It holds a ton of stuff; I could put everything in, from scissors, pen, notebook, knives, and multi-tools with no problem. It is adorable, and I will purchase it again.

This is perfect for me. I have plenty space for everything. I have my yellow (RPG) Response Pocket Guide with my pens and I have more stuff like a writing in the rain tablet just in front of that. You may not be able to see it but it’s there I also have laminated little cards on the right in the fold out patch. I can also put my EMS first aid writing pad for medical calls. Haven’t used it or needed it a lot. I didn’t have one last year but I knew this year I needed to step My game up and this is perfect. All around its perfect size, quality and everything it can get Star for.

I have 3...maybe even 4 of these. I lost count. I have 1 for EDC stuff I keep with me in the car. I use 1 to keep vehicle registration, pet rabies certificates and any other papers I need while traveling. This most recent one was purchased to be used for several different methods of starting fires, which will be carried in my camping bag or with my auto emergency box.They are tough; constructed well; have many different compartments and banding straps inside to hold pens, flashlights, small tools; and many other things you might need to carry with you in a small belt bag. Also 2 straps inside for attaching keys or a whistle. And if you choose to molle connect it to your pack, no need to purchase new connectors. The attached straps are the right size and width for molle.And the fact it comes with a hook n loop US Flag is like getting a 4 or 5 dollar bonus.No need to say "I would purchase again." I already have...several times.

Three-point review:CHEAP: hard to argue with a price of $11 for a rump admin pouch / MOLLE pocket organizer. Went on my left chest on my MOLLE rig, keeps all my writing materials and some odds and ends handy.EFFECTIVE: As above, it keeps everything organized. Organization is good when it is your rear on the line. Organization and ready access to planning tools is even better. One thing not pointed out is the tethers for pens in the pouch, which when unused can be a bit annoying to zip up, but when they are in use they will help keep track of your pens.STYLISH: I was a bit leery about buying OD material across multiple manufacturers, but this OD matches the UTG Ultimate Tactical Gear Modular 10 Piece Complete Kit in OD Green. Also of note, the flag patch is velcro and can be removed to replace with any other patch you want. I'm keeping the flag for now, but may change it out later.All in all, I'm not much interested in paying the Maxpedition price for something I can do on a little more than lunch money, and do it just as well. I'm not a brand pimp, and I'm not a cheapskate, but there is value in saving $$$.