14er Tactical MOLLE Admin Pouch | 1000D Material & YKK Self-Healing Zippers | Flag Patch Panel & MOLLE Compatible PALS | CAT TQ Straps, EDC, Utility, Hiking, IFAK, Tool Pack

A few days ago, I was casual, searching for an admin pouch on Amazon, which was a bit larger in size. I happened to find an admin pouch by a fairly new company called, 14er Tactical. I saw how large the pouch was on the various illustrations on this site. I read many of the features, which this pouch has. In addition, I was surprised by the $12.99 price tag, which this pouch has. I decided to purchase.DIMENSIONS/SIZE: Sometimes, you can read about the size of something. Then, when you receive the item, it is much smaller in size. However, when I read the dimensions of the pouch is 10" x 7" x 3.5", I knew I did not have to be a genius at measurements to know those are large dimensions for a pouch, especially due to how many other pouches have smaller dimensions. Also, I found out the hook-loop patch panel is 4" x 7", which is also, very large. For a person, who loves to place patches on their tactical jacket and 5.11 RUSH72 backpack, I was VERY intrigued by how many patches I could place on the panel. I was also, surprised at how much space is on the inside of the pouch, which I will explain, below. Below, check the illustration of this pouch, attached to my RUSH72, which is a 55L backpack! That should give an idea of how big this pouch, really is.DESIGN/OTHER FEATURES: The pouch is made of 1000D Ballistic Nylon, which is a water-resistant and puncture-resistant, fabric. Also, double-stitching decreases the probability of tearing. Not sure, if it is abrasion-resistant, like its 1000D Cordura counterpart. There are five, self-healing, YKK zippers with sheathed para-cord pulls, which are heat-shrunk on the paracord's ends. On the rear of the pouch, there is a lot of MOLLE webbing, along with two, removable MOD straps with buttons to secure the pouch on any type of gear. In addition, there are two D-Rings at the top-rear of the pouch for the same purpose. At the bottom of the pouch, there is a grommet, which is designed for any water or dirt that can exist outside of the pouch. On the inside of the pouch, there is a lot of MOLLE webbing to store tools, flashlight, magazines for EDC, and many other things of choice. Also, the pouch contains a large, zipped internal pocket, lined with mesh to protect valuables from the elements. There are a removable, map sleeve and a micro-fleeced lined, storage area to store a phone, glasses or any other delicate item, which a person may not want to get scratched.VERDICT: I own a Mil-Spec Monkey - Tactical Tailor Utility/Admin pouch. It is superior in quality, but I must say, is smaller (6.75" x 6.25") and more expensive ($30+) than the admin pouch by 14er Tactical. In comparison, the pouch by 14er Tactical may be a better buy, considering the combination of the size, quality, features and of course, the price. In addition, I like the looseness of the pouch, rather than the stiffness of the Milspec-Monkey pouch. PLUS, the pouch is backed by a lifetime warranty. I can live with that. So, if you would like an admin pouch, which you can get lots of features at a low price, check out this one by 14er Tactical!

The pouch is pretty much as described. Seems to be well made. The product description says the dimensions are 10” x 7” x 3.5”. The 10" length is accurate if the pouch is mashed flat and stretched out. In use , with the depth of the bag at about 3.5", 9.5" long and 6.5" high is more realistic based on my copy. Not an exact science but don't expect to get a 10 x 7" item in the bag. Both exterior pockets have double zippers with sheathed paracord for pulls. The paracord is sheathed with heat shrink tubing which had not been heat shrunk on my copy. I fixed that. The larger exterior pocket is about 1.75" in width measuring seam to seam, will lay flat when unzipped, has a metal grommet at the bottom, and a single zippered inner pocket with a sheathed paracord pull. This inner pocket measures about 7.75 x 5.25". The smaller exterior pocket measures 8.75 X 6", has open side pockets on each side, one 4" deep and the other 4.75" deep, and the 9 X 7" removable map sleeve. The outside of both inner side pockets have elastic loops. The fleece lined cell phone pocket is the 4.75" deep outside side pocket. Only one side is fleece lined on mine. The other side may have been put together backwards. The fleece is facing the outside and nylon is lining the inside of the side pocket. This is shown in the product photos but not likely that anyone would notice without holding the pouch in their hand. Not really a problem for me. No padding on this bag. Just tough nylon with multiple ways to attach the bag. A good way to keep small items together and organized. A very good bag, especially for the price.

I love this pouch and will likely get another one or two in the future.I got this pouch to create a compact trauma kit and this pouch fits the bill much better than expected! Although I don't use the map holder on it right now, this pouch easily and comfortably fits everything I need. The pocket design is really nice and versatile.Currently in the pouch/trauma kit (roughly):Two I bandages, shears, forceps, gauze, band aids, disinfectants, three different types of hemostatic agents, and more. There's still room left if what's going in isn't too bulky. For a travel, hiking, etc emergency kit, this pouch holds everything nicely without being too bulky and in the way—the straps work well with my MOLLE bag and I can mount it to other things quite easily. I also like the velcro face so I can stick on a moto patch or two (or a half-dozen).The zips have a great feel on the pulls but one dislike is that the actual zipper is a bit soft (probably the metal used). I had to take a pair of pliers to one after it bent from opening and closing. Considering that I don't open it frequently, I can tolerate it but people who expect to open it multiple times a day should be aware they might need to 'tighten down' the actual zipper every so often.TLDR: Highly recommend if you need something this size but I wish the company would invest in a more rigid metal for its zippers.

Ordered as a replacement for another from Amazon that broke. Didn't realize that this was big. Definitely can hold a Carry piece and extra mags and other first aid stuff and then some. Not what I wanted will look for something else but may add this to my plate carrier or bug out set up. Quality is there. Only gripe I have is in inside the pocket areas the elastic straps aren't all the same size. I can't have one side with all my extra mags. Maybe their for med kit stuff or something else but for G43 the elastic straps can only fit two extra mags on each side. The back side I wish the inner belt straps also went another way so I could run my belt through it long way rather than tall way. Only way I could get it long way is with the outer straps and it has play. It came with two patches which I placed on my plate carrier which I may add this too. If you want a size comparison and show my age at same time. I think you could fit a Sega Game Gear in it.