WYNEXTactical Mag Admin Pouch, Molle Utility Tool Pouch Medical EMT Organizer with Triple Stacker Magazine Holder for M4 M16 Patch Included

I've had this product for a awhile now, the zippers continue to work, the fabric and the stitching/thread are still intact. No signs of the stitching coming apart, even with this unit fully stuffed with gear, the zippers will still function. Albeit not as smooth as if not over stuffed.If I needed another one, I'd be buying another without hesitation.

Nice addition to plate carrier

No camo so i took this

I bought this to attach to the inside of a big mollie bag. It stows everything you might think you need. I have 2 side by side. One holds medical and the other hold every day things. Toothpicks, allergy meds, a snack etc.

Fits 30rd pmags alright just a little loseThe inside has a lot of room for knives and meds or whatever you can think of.The molle on the outside is good.I made this for my bug out bag and it works great I would buy again. But I whish they made multicam.

So I purchased this to serve as both a mag pouch and admin pouch for airsoft. Function wise it does just that. Quality however it has some shortcomings. I field this weekly so it gets fair use. I'm not rough with it. I don't go prone (I'm a bigger guy), but I reload often.Pros:-Overall fabric quality is good. Feels sturdy and can hold a fair amount.-Zipper is strong and doesn't get caught on the overlapping fabric like some do.-Interior pockets and hold downs do a fair amount to help keep you organized. I keep a small note pad and pen, plus some chem lights and my mock tourniquets. I'll also store a quick snack if I'll be in the field a tad longer.-Molle straps keep a tight hold on my carrier without the snaps coming undone.-Mag pouches are deep and hold my mags pretty well without making it a pain to pull outCons:-Front velcro is not a very good quality. I already have loose threads galore. The only thing that was frequently attached and removed was my gloves. I feel this shouldn't be as bad with the short amount of time I've used this.

Awesome add on to my kit, good quality for the price, easy install, holds a lot,lots of versatility, and love the color

I was setting up a KIT to keep in the vehicle with minimal MOLLE gear (almost slick sided) to go with a belt rig. This is perfect for a lesser rig (i.e., fewer items, quick to deploy) and acts as an admin pouch, small items pouch, and mag carrier, all at the same time. One piece of MOLLE does it all (minimally, I might add).This piece is really well built with lots of MOLLE straps inside and out, hook-and-loop tabs inside and out, and a couple of elastic straps divided on the body and the "door" portion. There are two interior pockets (one with a zipper) that are long and wide (big enough for a folded road map).I bought the Coyote colored unit, and it matched my carrier perfectly. It came with four (4) MOLLE straps to attach it to whatever rig you choose. These were thick and strong and just flexible enough attach in military fashion (woven through each loop). That being said, I know this is not "military" grade stuff, but mil-spec stuff has its' ups and downs and is not always the best for defensive minded civilians or LE/Security Officers due to the cost or the mission specific purpose of its' design. This unit's design is very general purpose which is great for LE/Security officers and us "defensive-minded" civilians.I added a few items to highlight the ability of this item but haven't decided what is to be added yet. There is room for a blowout kit, spare batteries, an energy bar, a multitool, a couple of flashlights, and a knife (or two). Depending on what your needs are, this can be configured most any way you need it.The MOLLE on the front of the pouch is identical to most vests: a combination of hook-and-loop and elastic. I am sure a magazine pouch or two could go on here if you wanted or any of a number of things necessary for the situation. Hook-and-loop is a nice touch for patches or quick detach items. I like a few HD zip ties, chemical lights, and or a small flashlight.This is a nice piece of equipment, maybe not "heavy duty" like mil-spec stuff, but this didn't cost hundreds of dollars, is really well built, and should last a long time unless you're planning to wear it on your KIT daily in a combat zone.