Large Utility Pouch Green

Have four of these Condor MA53 pouches in OD. Strictly use for AR magazine storage can attach two to a Condor Outdoor MCR7 Ronin Tactical MOLLE Split Chest Rig - OD . Compact size of 8x8in. makes for easy transport in backpack or range bag also. Made a carry handle of 550 paracord using the Cobra weave between the top of the two Molle straps for an easy carry option. One rugged quality pouch with lots of versatility. Found these pouches are able to hold 6(easily) and 7(tightly) of my Magpul, Lancer and Hexmag 10/30 magazines*(see comment box) These pouches are slightly tapered thus ensuring a uniform tight fit of the AR magazines. Store vertically side by side with feed lips down. Two vertical hook n loop strips with double fastex buckles insure a secure flap closure. Rear area of 4x3 rows of pals loop also insures a very secure molle attachment of two MA53 pouches one on each side of the Condor MCR7 vest. Also use Blackhawk Speed Clips for a extra hold, between the two molle straps. Weight of two MA53 pouches on the lightweight MCR7 is not a concern with the heavy duty padded H harness of the MCR7 Ronin. Both the MA53 and the MCR7 are highly recommended. Thank You. JD590.

This is clearly a superior product...from Condor (though not that they are consistent). The flap closure can be firmly closed for light materials inside using the very sticky (but noisy) velcro system but also can be firmly closed using the two side-release buckles. In addition, it has a draw-string which I can pull tight to keep things inside absolutely secure. The stitching are firm and solid, though not up to Maxpedition standards (we pay for what we get). With a reasonable price, this is a very useful pouch with its advertised dimensions of 8''H x 8''W x 2.5''D. The snap-molle straps are strong and effectively attaches to my molle-equipped hike-sack...with confidence. The canvas material is reasonably thick and heavy duty. Overall, this is so good, I'll be getting another one.

I like the thing very much. It apears to be well suited for my intended use. A lace is part of it's division. It apears laced wrong. The knot is loose, and apears easy to undo and knot right, but is frustrating to have to. As well to my displeasure the wrong nature of the lacing apears to I like the making of sutchers so. The tan color Operator Backpack I received recently too had miss stitching evoking to I recognition of such. In that case an incomplete sutchur or burst sutcher. I have met knowing about of the contractors who recently contracted the manufacture of these things in Korea, having instructed the manufactures to construct them so, for what purposes I am not wholely sure, some sort of "to do about", which my dad a last resort volunteer medic with the United States Army Special Forces stationed there where my family came to this dome from talked to me of, there or shortly before in New Jersey. Reason, or justification for manufacture for other true uses, apears apraisel by contract workers for development, place for observation of the workers and testing of them. Unfortunately the imideate murder of the Checkoslovacian crew of the Samsung Costco vessels in flight from Comunist Sibera upon their entry of this dome from the dome on the Korean east shore apears among the reasons. It apears a good bag. I am very much looking forward to use.

I bought this pouch because, while I love my cargo pockets, sometimes they get too full. Having something bulging from your thighs makes it awkward to fit into the seat of the car easily, and makes walking irritating. This pouch fits on my belt. I wore it to the amusement park, and it held everything I needed for a day on the roller coasters. That is: a trade paperback book, my phone, a couple of Clif bars, lip balm, car keys and cigarettes. I strapped it by the molle straps to my belt, fastened the clips and velcro, then flung myself upside-down, side-to-side, at speeds upward of 70mph all day long. The snapping molle straps make it attachable to anything you own, and the pouch adds a handy, secure pocket for your extra things. The canvas is heavy-duty, the velcro super sticky, with full coverage to prevent accidental snagging on things; the clips are solid, and adjustable to the contents of the bag. It wins. I bought three of them. :P

First, what I liked. The size is adequate for a vest pouch; makes this very versatile. The buckles allow the option of silent entry if you can cover the velcro underneath the flap. The bungee closure is a bonus, since it allows this to be a dump pouch if you tuck the flap in the main pocket. The MOLLE straps on the back are more forgiving than the stiff MOLLE straps on mil-spec gear, making attaching them easier. The color was true, not some odd shade of green. What I didn't like, was the loud velcro for opening. Hopefully this quiets down over time. The buckles do not give me too much confidence they'll last; guess this is the reason for the velcro. Overall this is a good deal and worth the money.

An excellent utility pouch that can hold anything you need. Can hold six AR15 or AK47 magazines. Can also hold medical items for an impromptu IFAK. Please note that like all Condor products this pouch will glow when looking at it through night vision goggles.

Picked one of these up recently. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and function of the pouch. Not mil spec but certainly heavy duty enough for anything I will ever do out shooting. I like the size and more form fitting size than a saw 200 round pouch. The velcro and buckles are great. The elastic cord attached to minimize size as needed is functional. Overall great purchase here. I will certainly get my moneys worth out of this purchase.

Have this as my butt pouch on a condor battle belt. Fit and finish is good and has a bungie string to help prevent noise and rattling. Was able to fit a poncho, head lamp, Israele bandage, a couple or protein bars, and a small bottle of bug spray. It is a little tight but that helps keep noise down when items are removed for use.