Tactical Molle Magazine Pouch, Kriss Tactical Pistol Triple Mag Pouch, Multi-use

A lot of these mag pouches are poorly constructed but this one is holding up well. The Velcro is really good and they are durable

Works good enough for the price, had to get creative to make my MP5 mags fit, but thats what you get when you go for cheaper gear, nothing I'm not used to.

First, the good:This magazine pouch securely holds my Glock 10mm "big stick" magazines from SGM and ETS. These pouches fit the Glock Large Frame magazines almost perfectly with only a little slop between the magazines' walls and the walls of the pouches, these 30 round magazines fit with enough room that the top flaps securing them had ample hook/pile tape contact on the front, and the hook/pile tape securing the flaps seems sturdy enough to hold them regardless of orientation or activity according to my limited testing. I attached this pouch panel to the front of my plate carrier and shook the plate carrier in different orientations (simulating running, falling, tumbling as much as I could) with three fully-loaded 30 round 10mm magazines: they jostled around slightly inside the pouches but remained secure.Now the bad:I am knocking 1 star off for what I perceive to be a bit of false advertising: it can NOT securely hold a Glock magazine with a Kriss Vector Magazine Extension, as the extension makes the magazine too wide to slide fully down into the pouch: it stops where the extension starts. Maybe it will work with Glock Small Frame magazines that have extensions, but it definitely did not work for my one extended 10mm magazine. It's not a deal breaker, as I still give it 5 stars for the price and its overall capabilities, I just think they should remove the word "Kriss" from the product page or, barring that, add a disclaimer about fitting magazines with extensions.Other thoughts:I understand many of you will likely want to be running different (ahem, "inferior") cartridges in magazines out of these pouches, so here is what I think you can expect: other Glock Large Frame magazines (e.g. holding .45 ACP) will fit the same as I have described since they have the same or similar dimensions to my 10mm magazines (manufacturers differ sometimes), while Glock Small Frame magazines (e.g. holding 9mm or .40 S&W) will be held securely albeit with a bit more slop (and therefore movement) between the walls of the magazines and the insides of the pouches themselves. I cannot speak to what curved magazines (e.g. H&K MP5 or CZ Scorpion Evo) will be like in this pouch panel, just know it fits the straight, Glock Large Frame, "big stick" magazines very well. If you are looking for something to fit FNH P90 magazines, I am not sure this is your product: it will fit my FNH FiveseveN magazines, but the base-pad / beginning of the extension is too wide to fit without added force that warps the shape of the pouch; MAYBE it will fit P90 magazines but I doubt it, as I seem to recall them being noticeably "beefier" than the 5.7x28mm pistol magazines: I cannot say for sure because I do not own one. I think if you did manage to stuff a P90 magazine into one of these pouches, you might find the top flap has a hard time going over the feeding area (the large semicircular part) and will have very little (if any) hook/pile tape contact on the front to secure it. Or maybe I am just plain wrong on this matter, since I am going off my memory of the last time I held a P90 magazine.

bought for 33rd glock mags to carry with a sub2000 fits nice and snug and straps perfectly on the side of my scabbard

I bought a cheap lyt one it probably was a return product and found central pocket to large sent it back. I re ordered thinking it could not happen again and guess what it did. My guess is in China they stuff the securing straps in the middle pocket makes sense they don't get lost how ever the pocket then conforms to the size of straps and the mag bounces around the 2 outer ones are perfect. Are you guys at lyt QC on these because I like the product were it not for the center pocket i would keep it and not be returning again . Favor of reply requested Thank you

33 round glock mags will have a little gap on the flap... live with it Glockites... there are other magazines in this world. 30 round MPX mags fit. SP5/MP5 mags fit. 50 round PS90 mags barely fit but only with the elastic bands, not the straps. Also, they will only fit with the cartridges up, the rotating feed lips are too wide to put them in "upside down." With both the straps and the bands included, it will fit a lot of different mags, and this is the only pouch I have found for under $100 for PS90 mags. Pouches are decent weight material, comparable to Condor.I did have to tie the bands to the carrier at the top as the PS90 mags are so long, and the pouches are fairly short. The mags kept leaning out away from my body too much. I wish that they had made the back and MOLLE straps taller, but a little paracord fixed it right up.

I like this magazine, well made with good materials, but there are plenty of reviews about that.The pockets are just enough oversized to be useful for a variety of applications. The amount of pouch flap is adjustable with Velcro in the inside back of each pouch to accommodate longer or shorter magazines. See picture. All the magazines are fully seated to the bottom. All fit just fine except the pouch pocket it a little big for the MP5 and 27 round Magpul Glock style magazine, but these too would work in a pinch. Also, all magazines are 9mm except the .45 caliber M3 Grease gun magazine.From left to right:UZI 32 roundPPS-43Sterling L2A3PSA Scorpion EvoFN P90/PS90MP5Glock style 33 round in pouch 27 round setting on topM3 Grease GunPSA Scorpion Evo under flap and two spare magazines at the top of the picture.

Didn’t know when I purchased that it was for 30rd mags, all my experience with it out in the field have been positive