EXCELLENT ELITE SPANKER Molle Admin Pouch Military Utility Tool Pouch EDC Molle Pouchs Gadget Waist Bags

Another quality product from elite spanker. High quality and durable. They are my go to for best bang for your buck pouches.

Got it as an EDC admin pouch for my briefcase. Everything fits - barely. Very rugged little pouch, but could have been about a inch bigger in every dimension - then it would have been perfect.

I needed this for a specific purpose. Unfortunately, It was just a slight bit too small, making it useless for my needs. However, the product itself was great. Quality seemed very good and the organization was amazing. I was really disappointed that it was too small, I wanted it to work. I almost kept it anyway to try to find another use for it.

Summer time around the corner and I hate having keys, wallets, phones, vapes and other things making my pockets bulky and I didn't want to have some swing bag for a few things either. I saw this and it's individual compartments and said this would probably do the trick and it did. Doesn't feel cheap at all either. Plus moral patch hook on the flap that secures my phone is a good look. Great quality! I really like this thing a lot. I tend to hook a tactical carabiner and latch it on whatever I have on it and go. Great product!

Perfect size and seems well made I was under the impression it unzipped flag if does not. So it won’t work for my needs.

I bought this to be a pouch to hold my batteries, multi-tool and other misc on my plate carrier. It as plenty of pockets and stretch straps to hold gear. The zipper is also quality and you can stuff it full without worrying abou the zipper splitting. The outside pocket is nice for tucking away small items, but I would like to see additional hook and loop. I could see me loosing the items in the exterior pouch if it ripped open during a low crawl. Overall I think it's a good pouch for the price.Now to the negative... The molle is slightly off so when you run it through it bunches a bit and the snap barely makes it far enough through the last weave. You can snap it, but there is so much resistance on it that the moment you lift the bottom of the pouch up they pop loose. If you do a less secure weave it give you more room to snap with out resistance. However, if I were crawling on the ground I would expect it to pop loose. At the end of the day, the the snaps are garbage like the ones on condor gear. The first few snaps are right and then it's loose after that. A true mil spec snap requires some grunting and forearms power to snap and unsnap. There is a reason most companies use hook and loop or simple tuck in ends. Snaps are a sign of cheapness which is the only part of this pouch that really feels cheap.My recommendation is to use a thread ripper to loosen the stitching that was holding the button straps and throw them out. You can either sew the cross piece secure or leave it loose. I left it loose and had no issues with the pouch leaning out and away from the surface. I used a couple malice clips to securely attach the pouch to your plate carrier and not worry about it coming off. They are lighter and I trust them more than cheap snaps.

Great medium sized pouch for belt or vest. Good quality, durable, good zipper. Smaller elastic bands for organization in the pouch. Medium size, but will hold alot.

Great for my recon harness setup. Ample storage for what you need. Would buy again if needed even since it is a bit pricey.

Great EDC organizer. I was looking for a pouch where (a) I can organize all my EDC, and (b) easily transfer everything from one bag to another. I like that the clamshell fully opens like a book, so it's easy to get what you want, vs other pouch/pocket organizers. It has tons of pockets, elastic holders and molle webbing - so lots of storage options. However, the elastics are sewn in the same placement as the pockets, so you sort of have to choose one or the other - unlikely to fit both. I managed to store my watch, knife, maglight, mini measuring tape, lighter and coin purse on one side, and mini lint roller, hand sani, wet wipes, kleenex, lip balm and ibuprophen on the other. I keep a small notepad, black ballpoint pen and sharpie in the front pocket, and used the molle webbing and strap on the back to fasten my leatherman sheath. There are still some empty pockets with room to spare, but it's pretty bulky as is. This has become super handy as I switch between bike painiers, day backpack, expedition backpack, duffel bag, and edc shoulder bag. Still can't attest to the durabilty and quality, but with cordura and ykk, I feel this will last.

Liked : Good materials, well constructed and well thought out organisation pockets. The size perfect for my requirement. The brown colour is even better than I expected.Gripes : Molle attachment is an overkill in my opinion and can be simple belt loops instead. The Velcro in front too is excess, I feel, as is the synthetic EES patch included. It will be just be discarded, especially by anyone using own Id patch, otherwise too it's pointless as the ribbon name tag at rear is perfect and enough. The webbing in front and on the base are ok. These changes, if accepted, will reduce costs and, more importantly, reduce waste of the Earth's precious resources, saving these for future generations. I recommend the same pouch be offered in a simpler cheaper version/option.I was using an excellent pouch till now that proved just a bit small once I acquired the wrenches. It will, ofcourse, be repurposed!Overall I'm happy with the new EES pouch and will buy again if the need arises. Thanks guys

I'm using this as my notebook pouch right now.Pros: organization is pretty solid. On my outer pockets I keep business cards and a few tattoos/stickers for the kids.Inside pocket I have a field notes scratch pad for non-disclosure writing. Sharpie and backup pen. More stickers for kids.Notebook in notebook cover.CellphoneCon: outside pockets are sorta useless for most things. No dedicated pen pocket/sleeve.Bungee straps inside could use s second loop further down to make them practical.Full length zippers make sense if this is say, a medic pouch but honestly suck as a notebook pouch. Ideally no more than. 1/2 down the sides the zipper should terminate. Even better, a flap instead as that can offer full protection from the rain. Zippers are not water proof and will allow water to slip inside.Molle straps are about 3mm too short which means having to really fight to get it on your vest easily.Overall it's not bad. I'm still looking for the *perfect* notebook pouch

I picked this over a dozen other pouches, the only other one I could see that was better in my opinion cost 4x as much and included a map sleeve and built in radio pouch. I do prefer to keep my radio on the other side of my belt or chest rig.When mounting this to my chest rig I noticed one of the molle straps was a little ripped and pulling away from the pouch. This was before mounting or using it. A little disappointing, but we'll see if it worsens within a month.One thing I've noticed that could be improved: elastic straps holding the pouch closed. The zippers will undo and the pouch will dump real easy if you undo them more than halfway without holding the pouch closed with your hand.The good: the webbing loop on the bottom is useful for hanging things with a carabiner. I'm sure I'll find a use for the top one as well. I like the webbing on the front, unfortunately they're a little loose/too wide for what I intended them for, but again I'm sure they'll come in handy for something. There are lots of individual pouches and spots to organize things inside, and it's not a very large pouch so it's good for low drag skeletal chest rigs.The molle mounting straps could be a little stiffer and the routing a little tighter, but it isn't an issue for me.

This is actually a really good little bag. It feels like good quality fabric, the stitching looks solid and the zippers are good. I really have nothing bad to say about this.