Roll-Up Utility Pouch MA36 - Olive Drab

bought 01-04-2019 review 01-19-2019 Holds my 1.5L water bottle + Leatherman Rebar, bic lighter, nail clipers, ferro rod, note pad, and pen flash light, in place while I run around my super market for 8 hours. I've only been wearing it for about 60hrs~ but looks like it is sturdy with no signs of ware or tare. Would buy again. Will report in a few months if I remeber. Update: 11-6-2019 been using it every day 7 days a week, 8-16 hours a day with roughly 7lbs on avg. it's been through an ordeal and is still going strong. 5/5 would buy again. I'll ad pictures when i'm less lazy. empty pouch, full pouch . . . pouch on belt?. we'll see i'm lazy and only snap one loop around my belt most of the time. Still no damage on the bag hanging from one strap with 1L of water and a bunch of other crap bouncing around inside. The inside has ink, oil, grease, blood, and grim inside, but! no damage. I've put it through 100 degree (20 days+?), -10 degree (10 days~) weather, ran, snow/hail, fire side naps, electric heater naps, dropped freight pallets on it, run it over with a fork lift, caught it on jagged pallets/nails/item pegs, and a very brief encounter with jasco paint stripper. some things I wish it had out of the box: 1. retainers for the shock cord when you tighten the bag so they aren't just poking out. 2. a strap to secure the bottom of the bag to your thigh. I have to hold it when i'm running because of the weight imbalance when its swaying everywhere. I wont lose anything in the bag the bouncing just annoys me. 3. molly inside the bag would be nice or at least double sided molly out AND inside on the back face. would make it easy to find my pens and victorinox huntsman if they were always in one place. but this is a drop pouch not an organizer. regular passengers in the pouch: disclaimer not all these items are in my pouch at all times, most everything alternates between the pouch, my sweater pockets, or cargo pockets cutting: x1 mora Companion, (clipped on the side) x1 folding knife (mostly cliped to pocket but ends up in the drop pouch often) x1 victorinox huntsman, (1/2 in pocket) and or [ x1 Leatherman sidkick (mostly on belt right) x1 Leatherman rebar, (mostly on belt left) ] x1 exacto knife, x1 exacto 12 blade box x1 stanley wonder bar (slid under the mora clip) water: 3. x1 1L of water in a pathfinder bottle, 2. x1 pathfinder nesting cup, 1. x1 GSI outdoors 24 fl oz cup, 0. x1 pathfinder mini stove fire & light: x1 pathfinder glow in the dark ferro rod, x1 UCO storm match green case [ x11 uco titan stormproof matches, x10 storm matches x11, x < 20 light anywhere matches, ] x1 full bic lighter, x1 full electric bic lighter, x1 altoids tin of pencil shaving fatwood, x2 all metal large / regualr pencil sharpener, x1 wallmart special lazer pointer (office use), x1 coghlan's light stick 12hr, x2 harborFreight $1 pen light x1 mini mini inferno Water: x1 sawyer mini (in a ziplock bag) x6 Aquatabs meds: x1 UVex anti blue glasses x1 Debrief Me dust mask N99 x1 travel spray bottle of hydrogen peroxide, (warped in 2 layers of gorrilla tap) hydrogen peroxide is sensative to uv x1 recycled pill bottle full of q-tips, x1 nail clippers (second one moves between pouch and pocket a lot) x1 DR. Bronner's peppermint 2fl oz x6 emergency probiotic packets x1 ziplock freezer snack bag [ x1 #14 needle, x3 #10 needle, x1 suture needle, x10 heavy duty large strip bandaid's, x1 waxed dental floss, x1 roll of cotton gauze wrap, x1 bullet toothbrush, x1 zaditor (antihistamine), x1 eye drops, x4 benadryl, x10 ibuprofen, x6 Imodium x1 providone iodine 1 fl oz by dynarex (custom bottle size) x5 snack ziplock freezer bags, x1 4' heavy duty tin foil around a pro knot card. x1 nail clippers x1 pet flee comb (good for preempting ticks) x1 long curved tip tweezers (good for removing ticks) x1 long reverse acti`on tweezers x1 assured hand sanitizer 2fl oz squeeze bottle(ends up in my pocket more often) x3 wet ones citrus antibacterial hand wipes ] x1 tom's mountain spring deodorant x1 pack of orbits wintermint gum communication: x2 next adventure whistle, x1 bell red bike light w/ flash, x1 htc hero S (now mostly an MP3 player) but can make emergency calls if needed x1 skull candy mic & headphone purple x1 skull candy mic & headphone pink x1 neo orange marking tape cordage: x1 on-the-go gorilla tap, x1 atwood rope micro cord 125' (100lb test) x1 20' 6ply jute twine x3 reusable 8" ziptie x1 cotton bandanna x1 50' 3ply kevlar sewing thread Dinning tools: x4 steel chop sticks (aka sharpened tent pegs) navigation: x1 Brunton TruArc 3 Compass gloves: x2 pair of PU coated gloves (more often in my sweater pocket) Security: x1 brass Master lock + x2 keys misc. x20 soda can tabs (random fun stuff, also fishing hooks) x4 cola bottle caps x? pine needles (insect repellent oils inside) luxury: x1 hot cold therapy gel pack (because headache happen around constant stupidity (super market))

I have two of these on the weak side of my MOPC's cummerbund, both appearing side by side after the double magazine pouches I have toward the front of the cummerbund. One runs directly under my arm and the other is just barely behind me. I have them mounted as low as possible on the webbing as to make them easy to access even that far back. I have used them for shotgun shells, expended magazine dump pouches, and to hold those really big Gatorade bottles. The elastic ties used to close up the tops of the bags are a little difficult to manipulate while equipped, but it's workable. I think my favorite feature, aside from being able to fold up when not in use, is that the top flap used to hold the pouch together when rolled up can actually be adhered to the inside of the pouch with hook and loop (Velcro) sections, keeping the flap out of the way while the pouch is fully deployed. Excellent foresight on the part of Condor.

I don't know how much I will be using it, but quality is definitely there.

Arrived on time and was in good packaging. Wide opening pouch. Material is Cordura and seems very durable. Stitching is nicely done. The only thing I'm not a fan of is... mags or whatever you have in it will fall out when running or heavy moving if you don't close it up. It's size is great. The fold up capability is great. The opening is too great. You can draw it tight or somewhat tight, but then becomes cumbersome to get empty mags in it and defeats the purpose. It is serviceable for some applications. Just not my favorite for empty mag dump pouch. Unless you want to lose things running around the field. Not perfect, but not bad either.

MOLLE gear allows for some incredible customization for personal kits as we all know. Really, there are only three things that can keep you in check in regards to putting together a more than serviceable MOLLE setup: 1) Money - because it always comes down to money! 2) Imagination - if you are creative enough you can build absolutely anything with today's MOLLE gear 3) Build quality - if you are going to put together a kit for long range hiking, hunting, or other you want your kit to be able to handle what you throw at it. What this pouch does is give you a great value for your dollar with its top notch build quality. I trust and almost exclusively buy Condor made gear. I've put their products through some pretty tough workouts (which, rain, drops, accidental kicks!) and I'm worse for wear than their products found as part of my various kits. I give this a 5-star rating for the reasons listed above as it gives you a tremendously versatile pouch which is key to the MOLLE kit builders out there. It folds up nice and tight when not in use, comes in various colors to fit your needs, and it is strong so you can really load it up with whatever you are dumping in there. At the range I will collect spent brass and toss it in the pouch affixed to my belt. While on a hike I will put a big water bottle in there for easy access as my dual water bottle carriers are on my backpack and kinda a paid to get to. Empty, or full magazines, a half-dozen of them, can easily be carried when the pouch is unfolded. I find I carry 2-3 of these now on some of my larger rigs and I'm looking for a way to sneak in a couple more! Good luck and good building! You can't miss with this pouch. Pros: Price Build Quality - Condor makes great stuff! Quiet - does not have a bunch of zippers or snaps that smack together when you walk. MOLLE Folds down small and folds out large! Cons: Not one!

折りたたむとコンパクト 縫製も良い 使い易そう。

10/10 would buy again. Have it attached to my backpack just in case its full and i need additional storage room

Moyenne pochette parfaite pour mettre un cellulaire,divers articles pour la survie,canettes de boisson ou même les petits fruits que l'ont peut rencontrer sur notre chemin en prenant une marche dans les bois.Un autre produit condor fabriqué solide pour des années. Je recommande

Small pouch from condor but waite this pouch opens up into 5 times it size perfect as a dump pouch, carry ur lunch, use as a bigger med pouch ot just to carry ur bits n bobs in u can pull the draw strings on each side and it will close the pouch for u. Amazing bit ov kit.

Very good quality as good as any of the top brands like maxpedition. I love the size of the bag open. I also like how when foleded up they are slightly wider than how maxpedition go about it so its not as bulky on your bag when folded away. But yea i was a bit sceptical wheather or not they would be the same quality i am used to but they are made to last and made well.