VIPERADE VE1 Pocket Organizer, Tool Pocket Organizer for Men, Pocket Organizer Storage EDC Gears, Best Gift to Keep Organized, Hold Your Flashlight/Pocket Knife, Tactical Pen, Notebook

I love how a 3 x 5 notebook fits in this organizer with room either side for a pen or pencil.Unfortunately it can get hard to load other items in the front pockets and the zipper area in the back. When you load one side, the organizer flexes the other way so you can't put very substantial items ( around .4 inches thick) on one side without messing with your stored items on the other side.I definitely recommend using with the most flat items you can find. Great when everything is a consistent narrow thickness. If everything you want to carry is under 3/8" thick this could be a great solution!

The 3 sleeved pockets are too deep for some items or it's not wide enough. Really annoying.But it helps with my edc items. Pen, small multi tool (not victorinox branded), torch lighter in the 3 sleeved compartments. Then the zipper compartment has chapstick, 2 silicone rings around the chapstick, 2 viking wipes, some credit/debit cards in sleeves, a micro SD card reader, and the bits with adapter for the multi tool. Then the open deep sleeve has a coagulate power bleed kit and dairy pills.

I use this to hold Everyday Carry items. It enables me to neatly store many items in a small amount of space. I use this in my purse. It is easy to quickly switch my EDC items to different purses when the mood strikes.

Firstly, the product itself is very good and sturdy and it helps me keep my work stuff organized which is a very huge plus since my work can be a little messySecondly, the customer service is just as good. I accidentally spilled superglue on the product and when I requested a replacement, they sent me a new one the next day.Overall good experience for me.

Holds all the things I want not loose in my pocket.

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.

This pocket organizer is well made, but there are some issues with the exterior pockets.The GoodThe materials used, 500d cordura, are sturdy, and will likely last a long time. Construction and stitching are also good. Zipper appears good as well. So the product is well made.The BadFirst of all, this product seems very similar to the PocKit Pro from Yellow Birch Outfitters (though cheaper in price). I'm not sure who came up with the design first, but it may be a copy of an existing design, which would be unfortunate. Second, the two small exterior pockets at the left and right ends, are very small - almost too small to be useful. If I could suggest a change in the design, it would be to extend the product by one inch, and enlarge each end pocket by a half inch. As it is, I can get a pen or a very small flashlight in these pockets, but they're too small for anything else. Finally, there is mollie webbing which would allow you to attach this to a backpack or tactical vest. I'm not sure people really use the product this way. I think elastic (rather than stiff nylon) loops would have been more useful for attaching items to the pocket organizer.ConclusionThis is a good product. If it were a little wider, allowing more useful exterior pockets, it would be a great product. I can recommend it.

It’s perfect for a nurse tired of digging in pockets for pens and shears this will work

Arrived as advertised and is as the pictures show, a fairly well made item. Unsure if twenty pounds is appropriate, for a non-branded item like this? You can purchase 'whole' ( cheap and unbranded ) bags for the same amount, here on Amazon. It does fill a niche though and if in the market for a slim 'wallet' that can cope with a few pens etc, as well as having a zippered compartment for other extraneous loose items... this is it. I'd of liked a partition within the zipper pocket. Some of the other 'cheaper' versions on sale here... have a dividing pocket inside. I would've also liked to have seen another slip-pocket running the entire length of the wallet. Stashed in between the two sides. As the main 'top' slip-pocket ( for a small notebook ) is a little too tight and oddly aligned ( as it's 'finished by hand', it isn't truly oblong ) Popping pens or other items into the small slots, makes anything inside this top slip pocket, tricky to retrieve. You can purchase this style of wallet from other third party ( Chinese ) sellers for just over a fiver, but not in Black-Camo, is of a slightly poorer quality and they do come with a much larger 'company' patch. I'd say this is generally a good purchase, but for my needs... just not perfect.

Excellent fabric and nice organizer.

Easily holds my packet knife, pen, pad, AAA flashlight, a spare battery, chap-stick, a microfiber cloth and my collapsible reading glasses in their case! All that and it STILL fits in the left front pocket of my jeans.

Comparing this to something like a maxmedition micro pocket organizer is just night and day. This is more open, so what you put in is more accessible, but you can only really put in small items because the material is inflexible. The loops at the bottom are *not* elastic like on the maxpedition, so I find that I really can't put much of anything in them. If I put anything interesting in the 3 smaller slide pockets, the large slide pocket distorts and won't fit much. I had to burn off some loose threads too from poor stitching.Mostly, I find this to be a low quality miss. But, you get what you pay for. Maybe I'll still find a use for it.

Concur with other reviews about inflexible fabric. You put one thing in one little pocket and it is impossible to put anything else due to the fabric between extra tight. The outside pockets should have been made with elastic fabric, as is it is unusable. Back to shopping for another EDC carrier.