WYNEX Tactical Increment Molle Pouch, Vertical EDC Utility Pouches Sling Bag Military Multi-Purpose Large Capacity with Shoulder Strap Modular Design

I bought this pouch for a specific use, to hold HD tent spikes and the hammer to drive them in. For me, this has worked out well. The pouch is very sturdy and I feel the items are safe and secure.

So from the title you'll see that this is essentially a large cavity with 4 pouches on the inside and molle on the outside.I'm using it as a tackle box for my spontaneous fishing trips, for this it's magic. I have 3 double-sided plano boxes, not 100% sure the sizes but they are the small and 2 medium 2 sided boxes. I also have a crappie gulp tube, 2 spools of floro, 2 soft plastic bags, and 7" fishing pliers, with a little room to spare. Side pouches fit a standard spool of fishing line so 4x1 round easily. For what I was looking for I couldn't be happier.Pros: The shoulder strap is light but is highly adjustable. The molle attachment straps are extremely long, my tackle bag is molle and this runs the entire vertical length with a little wiggle room. The external buckles are there, I haven't found much use for the but they might fit a sleeping bag liner or a medium sized water bottle, I most likely will have this attached to my camping bag instead of running it independently so I'm trying to find a use and will update this if I find one.Cons: I want a grab handle on the zipper side, when full it is awkward to grab and the shoulder strap is the first thing I stow to prevent it from getting snagged and moving around my truck. I'd like some velcro dividers that split the main compartment into 1/3 segments to make it more organized. I'd also like 2 extra pouches on the inner walls to consider with the dividers I want to further make it more organized. I'd also like a slip pad on the should strap because 1" nylon shoulder strap.Overall, this bag/pouch/storage item, whatever you want to call it, is amazing. The general utility from being a takedown bag, to being a tool compartment for camping, to being an expansion compartment for larger EDC item on a GHB or BOB, to a tackle bag made me extremely happy in general. The volume of the pouch with the length it has would fit a hatchet, machete, or telescoping fishing rod or any number of equivalently sized items with ease or you could make a cold weather addition to your camping bag easily making this extremely versatile and useful. I highly recommend and will likely buy several more for me and my families camping and preparedness bags.

I bought this case because I was looking for a MOLLE pouch capable of stowing my handheld gaming PC. I have the Lenovo Legion Go, and I purchased a 3-D printed hard case which takes much less space than the case which came with it. I have this pouch attached to the side of my work bag, and I am able to store my computer inside of the pouch without any worry about damage because of the case on the handheld.If you have a tactical backpack that you use daily or for work, and are looking for a solution for taking your handheld along without eating up space inside your backpack, this is a great option.The included straps are far too loose, and I feel that the MOLLE mesh/straps on the pouch itself are spaced to far apart, which results in a loose attachment to a bag, but this can be corrected by using third-party straps to replace them.The material on the pouch itself seems rugged, and I feel that the price was fair considering there aren’t too many options for a pouch like this.

Did the job. The size is perfect and not too big.

These two packs were really great! Mounted easily and hold a lot. The molle web could have been longer or, better yet, four lengths instead of two so it could go from one side of the pack to the other.The better change - if this had Velcro quick release it would be absolutely perfect for our needs!!! Medical or extra gear is always nice to be able to quick release for usage so I am a bit partial to add the extra few ounces of hook and loop Velcro with a strap to enable a quick release bag.I would also have liked to see a division inside of the bag. Yeah, it would add a few bucks but it would have been nice. Maybe a few straps on the outside to attach a flashlight or knife.However, I will say it is great the way it is currently designed - just a few changes would have made it even better for the needs of all of the people I have talked with! Also, the Velcro quick release would add a little weight but enable a method to grab it and go that would enhance the usage of it.Love it anyway - would love it more with changes but HIGHLY recommend it. Seems to be holding up well, also.Edit - Added photo to describe what I tried to say. The yellow are the straps not supported by the molle provided. Some backpacks will only support the size they provide but the packs tend to fall at the top if you put the straps in the middle and if you put them "high" they entire bottom is not supported tightly.The second problem was also mentioned - the "snaps". I personally prefer the "snaps" that buckle "under" the strap as the weight of the molle tends to keep it connected better BUT I have had ZERO problems with the straps to date! NONE so I cannot say there is a problem!

I was once in a bind and needed a couple bags to act as panniers on a dual sport motorcycle. The little town I was near at the time didn't have any moto shops. They did have a surplus store. Picked up a pair of these. Now, these style bags are my go-to. Easily strap to frame bars. ALMOST completely waterproof. Do fine vs the sunlight. Shrug off abrasions, pokes, branches, and throwing stars. I like to situate them along where the seat meets the frame right behind my knees if I stand on the pegs.

Used this for the last week hunting. There is lots of storage. The only thing I struggled with was getting it attached to my tactical belt I bought to use for hunting. There were loops on the side which was very tight to get the belt through.

Works perfect for what I bought it for