VIPERADE VE1 Pocket Organizer, EDC Pouch for Men, EDC Organizer Storage EDC Gears, Multitool Pocket Pouch Hold Your Flashlight/Pocket Knife, Pen, Notebook

Solid pocket or toss in your bag EDC pouch. Not much to complain about when it comes to Viperaid iykyk these cordura pouches just get the job done.This pouch has three slots on the backside that easily fit a sharpie, knife, and pen combo or you could mix in a olight flashlight with ease. There is also a pocket behind which I use for a Field Notes or your could put bandaids or a might hank back there all the same. It also has some Molle attachments as well.On the flip side you have a nice y’all zipper enclosed area that easily fits some business cards or credit cards, along with some cash and a challenge coin. Trust me you can load this little area out with your AirPods and a charging cable, it’s up to you but there is room.If I had one complaint and this really isn’t a complaint at all it could be just a hair shorter but it doesn’t bother me one way or the other. It’s a win for me.If you’re looking for a good looking, well built, easy to use no thought involved EDC pouch this is an easy choice. Not only is it an easy choice but for the price… it’s a win all day long!100% recommend Viperade pouches

I like it. A little on the small side but that’s ok for an edc option. Holds my Multitool, pens, pencil, light, knife mask and lighter. Pretty handy little bag. I’ll see how it hold up over time but seems good so far.

It’s a very nice looking pouch, seems to be well made and it doesn’t feel cheap like a lot of the other things I’ve tried. I mainly have this as a center console organizer for a flashlight, a knife, a small pair of pliers and some emergency cash. I will say the front pockets are a tad smaller than I had realized and didn’t accommodate some of the items I’d liked. However I think that was my misunderstanding of the size of the product. Overall very convenient and well made for the price point.

love this! not too bulky and changed my EDC carry. Very high quality fabric and stitching. Helps great with organization and is very functional. I have a pretty thick ballpoint pen, a Benchmade Griptillian and a small flashlight in the front. It's holding up great.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:First thing that caught my attention was the low price. I have been using a wallet/organizer for about a month and wanted something just a half inch wider and longer. It is a perfect fit for my needs.I keep my cards in the center pouch and my cash in the zippered pocket. Perfect fitStorage capacity:I also keep an OLIGHT mini pen and flashlight in the side pockets and still have room.Build quality:It appears well made. No loose strings or binding zippersBulkiness:Just the right size for my hip pockets.

I'm pretty obsessed with creating perfect EDC (every day carry) kit - including a carrying pouch. This pouch is one of 5 that I've purchased. It's good, but it came in second place. Here's why:What I like:* Storage Space: It has a decent amount of storage space for most (but not all) of the items I want to carry.* Size: It slides into my back pocket without requiring that I strap it to my belt. This is my preference and it does a great job in this area.* Loops: It comes with handy loops that you can use to hang it around your neck or shoulder, or attach a carabiner.* Pocket: The zippered pocket is great for some cash, credit cards or a small wallet.What I don't like:* No Pen Loop: This was the thing that killed it for me. Any EDC should have an elastic loop off of one side that can be used to secure a ballistic pen. That's missing on this one, and my pen is too long to fit into the pockets.* Phone Pocket: This pocket is fairly impractical. Anyone with an EDC kit is going to have their phone in a case, which will likely make it too big for this pocket, and they wouldn't likely want to keep it in this anyway. The pocket ends up taking precious real-estate that I end up using to hold a Leatherman because it won't fit in the smaller pockets.* 3 Small Pockets: These are so tight that only the smallest and thinnest EDC items will fit into them. I like to carry either a small Leatherman (still far too big for these pockets) or a mid-sized lock-blade knife, which is also too big.* 3 Loops on the Front: You see in the picture there is some black material on the bottom with 3 loops on it. These loops are not elastic and are very tight. The only thing you're going to get in there is something with a clip and it will be bulging out. And, for that purpose, they're located frustratingly low on the pouch. It would be better if they were higher and elastic so items of various sizes could be inserted behind them.Although this has taken second place, so far, for my EDC pouch needs, there are a lot of frustrations with it. If you have a small pocket knife, pry bar and a fairly small ballistic pen, this may work for you.