MOLLE Utility Pouch Gadget EDC Admin Organizer

That was then, this is now - 25 months later:I purchased the Coyote Orca Tactical MOLLE Gadget EDC Utility Pocket Pouch Organizer Bag on March 4, 2018. During that time, it has had one job: hold my G26 and a spare mag - all safely indoors, under a couch that sits atop a a very pretty rug.The Orca Organizer just remains there protecting my Glock, day after day, waiting for a bad guy to make an unannounced visit.Once a month, I slide the Orca out to admire Gaston Glock’s genius and to run a light coat of Ballistol over the subcompact. That totals about twenty-five, two-foot slides across an oriental rug over a two-year period. A pretty demanding tactical assignment!During that time, one of the belt loops just dropped off. Not long thereafter, a section of Molle webbing also decided to go AWOL. Not to be outdone, an interior pocket began to let go - introducing further failure to the difficult mission.Meanwhile, my same age Maxpedition Organizer (approximately the same size as the Orca) that is doing daily work (under car seat; thrown on the floorboards of my inflatable; in and out of every backpack I own and took a hard tumble off a second-story balcony) looks as good as the day I bought it.___________For me, this is the perfect utility pouch. It is very nicely constructed and the dimensions are ideal for what I carry. Normally, a pouch this size would be quite a bit thicker. In my way of thinking, this just adds unwanted bulk.Nice touches all the way around: well sown; the elastic accessory slots are varied in size and actually fit the stuff I use. It is tough and up to the task, without being overly built.After putting it through a few initial trials, the Black was such a great value and strong performer that I ordered another in Coyote Brown!

I bought this bag with the intention to use as a large wallet, attachable to my belt if need be (amusement parks, biking, ect.) It worked well for this, but even better as useful carry option for my firearm. I've been using this for daily carry for a few months and am ready to buy another as a bag for the car. Durable, easily attachable and stored, and should fit small to mid sized conceal carry pistols and an extra magazine (pictured: S&W M&P Shield 2.0 with integrated laser; 7 rnd mag loaded, 8 rnd mag stored).Contstruction material and quality good/great, thoigh the stitching on the straps seems it may wear over time (but you shouldn't have all that much weight to begin with.PROS: Durable, discreet, utilitarian, usefulCONS: Strap stitching might wear over more useCONCLUSION: great as a large wallet/small man's bag with belt options, or a conceal/carry firearm bag with belt options

Ordered a total of 7 of these (3 different colors) as Christmas gifts for grandsons, and for myself. The grandsons can stow their phone charging cords/blocks, a multitool, pen, and other small gear. I'm using mine as an EDC pouch for a Leatherman T4 multitool, ESEE Candiru (in sheath), and other small gear. Zippers and sewn seams are sturdy, and the pouch should last quite awhile. I have an ORCA Range Bag I've had for over a year, with no signs of loose threads or weakening zippers. Hook & loop fasteners hold-up to multiple openings/closings. The only reason I didn't rate the pouch with 5 stars, is that I would like to have a wide, sturdy grab handle to carry it by.

I am using this admin organizer as an inner pack for my traditional sized iPad tablet carrying briefcase (EDC). My goal is to densely pack my small carry-around man-pack while keeping all contents organized and yet immediately available. Crucially, the pouch when loaded remains very thin due to its well conceive construction; It’s small size fits perfectly in my case but yet holds a bunch without becoming a lumpy pillow. With 3 minutes of rearranging intended contents, I easily loaded it with more than a dozen items from a full sized multi-tool and 3 port charging block with short cables to a regular Sharpie and 3X5” cards. Also, the pouch seems sturdy with a very workable zipper. I only wish it had been available in black at the time of ordering. It leaves me wondering what else this company will make.

Love the set up of this bag. Fits perfectly on my back seat of my Wrangler. Ordered two. Great company and seems like an amazing product.

Bought this as an IV start kit for work. Very surprised that the quality of the build and was able to carry everything in there as needed.

I’m not a tactical guy. No military background. I don’t even hike, but I do love how this lets me organize everything I might need in a little emergency kit that I keep with me in the truck and another that I keep in my backpack when I’m out with the baby. Enough room to take everything I need but small enough to not be cumbersome. I have one from a fancier brand and honestly, I like this one better. Would buy again.

Compared to the competition, the price is good. The material however falls short.The outer material is sufficient, but the interior material is very very thin and seems like it will not last. I have used this product for three days and I am noticing stitching problems on the elastic as well as the webbing on the back.This will serve as a light duty first aid kit in a bag now instead of the edc organizer that it was supposed to be.Overall not the worst product for the money, it has just me a bit disappointed for overall quality. Back to maxpedition I go.