Rakaia Designs (TNH Outdoors) Tactical EDC Waist Pack Small Belt Bag Molle Cell Phone Pouch

Great quality product. Perfect for EDC. I use a wheelchair for longer outings like Disney or the flea market and its very hard to reach into my pockets. This pouch solves that problem. Everything I would normally carry in my pockets goes into this pouch, plus a few extra items, with room to spare. I plan on getting a leg rig to mount this on so I don't have to carry it in my hands, but until then I put a make shift grab handle on it made from an old choker dog collar and some paracord. I hope that extra stitching hold up. I also attached some Velcro for my moto patches. This is the second pouch I've purchased for my EDC needs. The first one was a mini daypack. It lasted about 20 days befor it literally fell apart at the seams. So far this pouch has lasted a week and it's holding strong.

The zippers always seem to be going the wrong way, like using the wrong handed scissors. The carabiner clip broke in less than a week. Only reason I am bothering to write this review is because I am staring at the thing now, unused for months.

Wanted it for my concealed carry and phone, but it was too small for my sidearm. Ended up using it for energy audits, but it was not ideal. I really wanted to like it.

The snaps rip out . The snaps never unsnap by themselves and the pouch is well constructed. The weakness are the snaps ripping out of the pouch. I've owned two pouches and I have been careful about unsnapping them. Apparently the company doesn't care because they never have contacted me or responded to my email.

First the good: This holds pretty much everything I need to carry, leaving my pockets comfortably empty. It's rugged and should last for years of normal use. And it looks good. What do I put in it? My fat wallet, car keys with gigantic remote starter fob, Albuterol inhaler, pen, phone, chap stick. It all fits easily, and I could put more stuff in as well, if I had more stuff to put in.Now the "room for improvement" section: I've got a Samsung s7. It's water resistant so stowing it in the outside sleeve isn't' a problem, but when the pouch is full, it's difficult to slide the phone into the sleeve, because the pouch necessarily bulges from the contents within. Possible solutions is to make the phone sleeve a tiny bit taller, or lose the external sleeve, make the pouch a quarter inch deeper, and add another divider on the inside for the phone. Also, while the snaps are very secure, it's a challenge to attach the pouch to a belt. It's far easier to snap it shut and weave the belt thru the pouch. This is a paid at airports, where I don't have to remove my belt but I do need to remove the pouch. Maybe there's an alternative to snaps, like velcro, magnets, or some sort other one handed fastener.Lastly, the bad: Yay, there is no bad!I like pouch, but if they put in my recommended updates, I would like it even more.

I purchased this as a gift for my father. He's gone through many cellphone holsters. He works outdoors and generally puts these things thru the ringer. I'm very happy to say that so far he's said nothing but great things about this product. He loves the size and the quality. Front pocket is just the right size for his cell phone and the extra space is a welcome to all the extra things he used to keep in his pockets. Pen, pocket knife, keys and room for so much more. I was very impressed with the belt loops, those don't usually last him more than a few weeks, he always gets em beat up with his tractor and trailers. So far I'm very happy he's happy with this, plus the customer service is amazing. I'd recommend this product.

After 1-1/2 weeks of use one of the snap loosened and came out of the fabric. I used it to hold my iPhone 7 plus and conceal my .380 pistol.

This is a solid pouch! The clasps on the back work to either affix the pouch to your belt, or to molle straps on a backpack.It is spacious inside, it can hold notepads, keys, pens, phones, you name it.I mostly use mine as a geocaching tool kit pouch, so I keep spare notepads, pens, and other geocaching tools of the trade.It could also be used as a pouch for a first aid kit or a tearaway emergency kit usable with 3-day packs or bug-out bags with molle straps.It can hold external hard drives as well if you just need the extra room for other tech items (USB cables, chargers, power banks etc)Would recommend to anyone looking for this style pouch!