Platy Pocket Organizer, EDC Tool Pouch, Neck Wallet | Durable EDC Tool Pouch, Neck Wallet with Paracord Lanyard, Holds Flashlight, Multitool, Pen, Notebook

This Pocket Organizer is a fantastic piece of EDC gear. The material is tough, durable, and clearly built to handle daily use indoors or outdoors. The stitching and overall construction feel premium, and it holds all my small tools, cables, and essentials without any issue.The layout inside is smart and organized, making it easy to access items quickly. The included paracord lanyard is a great touch—comfortable, strong, and practical when using it as a neck wallet. It fits nicely in a backpack, travel bag, or even a bug‑out bag, and the compact size makes it perfect for everyday carry.Great product overall, and definitely a solid 5‑star buy! If you’re into EDC or just need a reliable organizer, this one is worth it.

I can't speak to the durability of this product, I haven't had it long enough. It appears well made, the quality fit and finish you would expect for the price you pay. I normally use another manufacturer, but they don't make anything in this size, and this is a great size for my purposes. A well designed layout for your items and zipper placement for internal contents. A lanyard is included but I removed it as this will travel in my front or cargo pants pocket. It gets a bit on the heavy and large size but no problem for me, I have everything I want to have on me with this pouch. Needless to say it will be easy to drop into a bag, backpack, or shoulder or waist pack. Highly recommended.

I've loved + owned Maxpedition for decades. 20+ years later, I still think it's absolutely some of the best nylon gear on the market. I have Maxped. bags that are decades old but literally still look completely brand new. I'm not terribly hard on my gear, nor do I baby it, but after literally 20+ years, ANYTHING is gonna show wear & tear.......except for Maxpedition.... :-0 They literally just do NOT show wear + tear.....That said, I really, REALLY like this organizer pouch. I got the (slightly) smaller 4x6 & it's perfect. Even loaded up, it fits & rides almost perfectly in my pants pockets, which I was absolutely not expecting. I was expecting it to get uncomfortably fat, bulgy & ungainly, then I'd sadly wrap it up & ship it back for a refund.Despite those thoughts, my personal Maxpedition Quartermaster told me to "just buy this thing", and although I was pretty convinced I was going to quickly return it, I ended up keeping it!It IS really nice to have all the stuff I typically keep in my pockets, consolidated into ONE pouch, AND to NOT have your stuff shifting & uncomfortably moving around. This organizer keeps everything solid & securely in place. Sounds kinda obvious, but I didn't realize it until I got & tried out this Maxpedition Platy.... :-\ Sue me. LOL.One of the best features of this pocket organizer - and definitely the reason I bought it - is the pull loop at top. I've been an EDC nut for decades & swear I've NEVER seen a pocket organizer similar in overall design to this one, **but with a loop at the top.**Take a look, for example, at the ViperAde pouches. They make really nice, quality stuff, but practically none of their pocket organizers have a loop at the top! Sure, many of them have grommets at the top where you could run your own paracord, but who wants to buy gear only to have to immediately modify it? (I have one ViperAde pouch & it is very nice! not in any way knocking on them! I've got way too many of their products on my wish lists....)A top pull-tab / loop is one of the most obvious, basic things you'd want on a pouch like this, yet virtually all of the ones currently on the market are missing that.....go figure..... way to go Maxpedition! And no; I'm of course not referring to the taco / zip-open pocket organizers that I believe Maxpedition originally created decades ago; those have always had pull loops up top.But these thinner ones, laid out similar to the Platy; none of them do.Anyhow, I also like the layout of this Platy. It is similar to others on the market, but different enough that I noticed & it intrigued me enough to want to buy it.Now, I'm just wrestling with whether to buy the larger one & exactly what I'll use that for.... LOL....And for the price; I believe both are still around ~$20-25; that's a steal. Maxpedtion gear is many things, but inexpensive is not one of them. I think this Platy is a very good value, especially when you factor in the fact that this thing will literally outlast you. I just about guarantee that unless you are extremely careless & bordering on intentionally destroying your Maxped gear; you will pass it down for at least a couple generations. It's utterly bomb-proof.Great job, maxpedition; you've done very well with the Platy!

Very well thought out product. Quality zippers, storage space, could’ve been thicker material. Great value for my money.

Just arrived today, I've been using it for all of 10 minutes. I do like that it holds my good knife, flashlight, a pen, and a craft/utility knife, which are the things I had intended to use it for. I also think it's funny that I didn't notice until coming to write the review that the product photo has three knives in it. And I thought I was extra for keeping a beater craft knife in my pocket for packages...In any case, it's dead simple to use. You just put stuff in it where it fits. I don't actually need much, so I'm now in possession of a solution and searching for a problem to fix by stuffing more stuff in it. It is also unexpectedly light. I don't know why, but I thought it would be made of heavier/thicker nylon or canvas - whatever it's made of.My pocket no longer jangles with my knife bumping against my flashlight. I am very satisfied with the value I got for my $20 thingy.

My Great Everyday Carry Companion:::I was looking for a small every day carry pouch that would fit my needs for my daily tasks that are carried with me day to day errands,, projects, and every day jobs, and just being prepared for whatever the day would bring.The Maxpedition 4x6 platy it’s my needs of checks all the boxes. It’s not too small. It’s not too big. It’s just right I could fit a sharpie, a pen, a 3 x 5 notepad, a small emergency, first aid kit, a mini multitool, charging cable, tiide to go, cutting tool, a mini power bank, mini flashlight, a bic lighter, or mini bic lighter, and a carabiner along with a insulin pin with five replacement pen needles along with making it like my EDC Wallet carrying my transit card and so you see it can be used as a true EDC pouch and wallet or clutch, tool kit, survival kit or anything that your mind can imagine you can use it to fit in your purse, your backpack, your sling you can use it as a tech pouch or for any type of job or trade such as healthcare like nursing or EMS tech-support, mechanic, business, professional, hospitality. It can work for anything. The only truly limitation is your imagination. You truly is the best kind of pouch that you could use for EDC Or any kind of profession or every day carry for anything or any kind of project. I truly love this thing, and it is truly my everyday companion he could fit in your pocket you can fit in your backpack, your sling or your purse or could be your clutch.You might want to give the 4 x 6 max Maxpedition platy a try you’ll be glad you did truly mate be the best investment you’ve ever made. It’s very economical between 20 and $24.99 the best investment you’ll ever make and it truly can be your every day carry companion so give it a try kick the tires like the fires and get your 4 x 6 platy today again it’s priced around $20 to $23.99 you can’t on Amazon I truly believe what you try it. You’ll find a lot of use of it. I am getting another one because I have so many uses for it and we have another one for a backup. It fits my life so well and it has really improved the quality of my life so get yours today. You’ll be glad you did, but don’t just take my word for it. Try to find the best uses that your 4 x 6 platy will do for you and let me knowKevin H.

The Platy is a compact, rugged little EDC organizer that punches above its size. Built from 500D-coated nylon with YKK zippers, it feels tough but stays lightweight. The layout is smart—front zip pocket, pen sleeves, slip pockets, elastic slots, and a zippered compartment—enough for a flashlight, multitool, pen, notepad, or small first-aid items without bulging.It’s versatile too: pocket it, hang it by the paracord lanyard, or clip it in a bag. The slim 4×6 size is perfect for minimalists, though bulkier setups might need the 5×7 version.Pros: durable build, efficient layout, compact carry.Cons: limited capacity if you carry larger items.Rating: 4.5/5 – A well-designed, rugged organizer that keeps essentials neat and accessible.

Great pouch! Size is perfect, though the green is a little darker than I expected. However, I think it's perfect for my needs. This is my first Maxpedition product and I think I'm going to get some more. As a newbie to EDC, this is definitely the pouch for me.I removed the long lanyard and changed the color on the zipper pull, but I think it's great either way!

Muito util e compacta, qualidade pertinente a marca!

Negative:- Not 4x6in, unfortunately, I received a slightly smaller size than requested.Height: 14.1 cm Width: 9.2 cm- Also, the fit is uneven, narrowing at the bottom and widening in the middle and top.Positive:- The outer pockets are great for quick access to tools.- High quality.

Quite large, but handy to store in a bugout bag.

Es un organizador excelente para porte en el cuello o en el bolso de la chaqueta.

Top Produkt, Stabile Verarbeitung, hatte schon viele dieser Art, aber das ist der König.