CondorUtility Pouch Olive DRAB

BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front) : This is an excellent pouch for the money!This pouch is constructed of a very durable nylon material however neither the Amazon product description nor the Condor website give any details as to the exact material or weight. The long zippered opening across the top is also durable and has double pulls which I love because you can open in either direction. The seams are double stitched around the opening and where the different pieces of material are joined for added durability.A quick note to those who bought this pouch without reading the description: THERE ARE NO INTERNAL DIVIDER PANELS! IT DOESNT SAY IT HAS THEM SO DON"T GIVE A NEGATIVE REVIEW BECAUSE YOU CAN"T READ!!! (OK, I got that off my chest :):):)This is simply one large UTILITY pouch. Two external rows of MOLLE webbing are present across the front of the pouch to attach additional gear and there are four MOLLE attachment straps across the back enabling this pouch to be attached to plate carriers, packs, or other pieces of gear even simply to a belt should you choose to do so. The straps are rugged and durable and the snaps work very well. Using all four attachment straps provides an extremely positive and solid attachment. You can also use the two outboard straps which will work just fine if you are in a hurry.To give you a feel for size I can put three 30 round pmags side by side inside and there is plenty of room left (this is just for sizing info, I don't carry pmags horizontally.) I bought this as a small survival kit and I keep finding things to put in this pouch. It's perfect for a wrist rocket sling shot leaving plenty of room for other items.Comparable pouches from Maxpedition cost almost twice as much. If money isn't important then buy the Maxpedition and all your friends will think you are cool and you'll have that warm fuzzy that you're a high speed operator. I'd rather have this excellent pouch and spend my hard earned money on other items I need.Is it the best pouch out there? I can't say for sure but I can say that for the price it's excellent and you won't be disappointed!

Attached to my hunting saddle. Held up well in briars

I use this to store range ammo. I was looking for something similar to the G-Code Bang Box, which is really overpriced for what it is. This Condor Utility Pouch Can easily fit 500+ rounds of 9mm (and still has a lot of room to spare, I'm sure I could fit 700-800 rounds if I wanted to). It's much easier to grab loose rounds from this pouch and load up mags than it is to pick each round one by one out of the manufacturer box. I'm really happy I bought this pouch instead of the G-Code Bang Box, because that is 3x the price and doesn't hold nearly enough ammo either. Also, putting ammo loose in the pouch like this takes up much less space than bringing a bunch of boxed ammo, plus I don't have to worry about cleaning up the cardboard ammo boxes and plastic holders either. Helps keep the range clean with less trash. A typical box of 9mm holds 50 rounds, and this pouch takes up the same space as about 4 boxes (so 4 boxes = 200 rounds), while this pouch easily holds 500 rounds with plenty of extra room, so it could easily fit another 200 to make it 700 rounds total no problem.

Just a suggestion . . . makes a great food pouch. I have one of these on each of my bugout and trail bags. All the normal stuff goes in the bags, but consumables (which, face it, are the only "shelf life" items in your bag) are in this pouch. I can easily fit noodles, nuts, dried fruit a few Clif Bars, some tea bags, etc. in this little pouch, and I can rotate the contents every couple months without having to take my whole BOB apart.If that doesn't float your boat, it's big enough for a smartphone, backup battery pack, compass, map, sunglasses, trail marking ribbon, headlamp and spare batteries.If you don't think you need comms and navigation equipment (good luck with that), you can use it to pick up bits and bobs along the trail.Put it on your belt with a .380 auto and a couple spare mags, and nobody is gonna know that its a concealed carry pouch.Make an EDC pouch space blanket, small knife, fire starter, tinder, emergency poncho, pack of crackers and . . . flask of rum (yummy).

***Update***So the first time I used these i pulled off the zipper pullers. I had to put a zip tie in instead so i can still open and close it. I did it on both of the ones I got. Other than that they work just fine so far.These are the perfect size for putting on my dog's vest. He's a 70lbs german shepherd and I bought him a tactical vest so he can carry some of my climbing gear while I carry his water and treats. I bought two so he'd have one on either side.I'm going to have some heavy climbing gear (carabiners and stuff) in them so we'll see how they hold up with his bouncing around. They look very strong thought so I'm not really worried.I will update if they break or don't live up to my expectations.

This is a good pouch. There is nothing fancy about it. There are no interior storage compartments. It is just a large storage space. I attached one of these to the MOLLE waist band of my bug out bag. I wanted to use it for things I wanted to be able to reach quickly. Inside of the pouch, I store a Snugpak Patrol Poncho, an Ohuhu 8x40 monocular device, and a Suunto MG 3 map compass. The pouch attaches to a compatible bag with four attachment straps. It feels very secure when loaded, and all of the materials feel to be of high quality. I did replace the zipper pulls on my pouch with 550 cord. That was just done out of personal preference.

This pouch by Condor has come in extremely handy added to the outside of my Urban Go Bag. It has gone from a catchall pouch to my "quick grab snack pouch" when I'm on the go. There is PLENTY of room, it attaches nicely to all your bags and seems to be made of good quality materials.The only thing I do NOT like on this pouch is the straps do NOT hold the pouch tight to your bag. The way they are made with the elastic part at the top of the strap leaves the pouch hanging away from the bag. I do like the snap straps as opposed to maxpeditions tac ties, but they need to change the elastic part at the top of the strap.

Item was exactly as described, good quality, and good value. Delivery was prompt, and price was exactly as quoted. What more can a customer ask for?

Super Qualität!