WYNEX Tactical Increment Molle Pouch, Vertical EDC Utility Pouches Sling Bag Military Multi-Purpose Large Capacity with Shoulder Strap Modular Design

These two packs were really great! Mounted easily and hold a lot. The molle web could have been longer or, better yet, four lengths instead of two so it could go from one side of the pack to the other.The better change - if this had Velcro quick release it would be absolutely perfect for our needs!!! Medical or extra gear is always nice to be able to quick release for usage so I am a bit partial to add the extra few ounces of hook and loop Velcro with a strap to enable a quick release bag.I would also have liked to see a division inside of the bag. Yeah, it would add a few bucks but it would have been nice. Maybe a few straps on the outside to attach a flashlight or knife.However, I will say it is great the way it is currently designed - just a few changes would have made it even better for the needs of all of the people I have talked with! Also, the Velcro quick release would add a little weight but enable a method to grab it and go that would enhance the usage of it.Love it anyway - would love it more with changes but HIGHLY recommend it. Seems to be holding up well, also.Edit - Added photo to describe what I tried to say. The yellow are the straps not supported by the molle provided. Some backpacks will only support the size they provide but the packs tend to fall at the top if you put the straps in the middle and if you put them "high" they entire bottom is not supported tightly.The second problem was also mentioned - the "snaps". I personally prefer the "snaps" that buckle "under" the strap as the weight of the molle tends to keep it connected better BUT I have had ZERO problems with the straps to date! NONE so I cannot say there is a problem!

There are almost no pouches out there that would "compete" with this one. It is certainly a niche type pouch, and isn't necessary like certain others. If you are looking for a pouch to add quick access to critical gear, this may be the pouch for you. It is very versatile as you could mount it vertically as shown, AND horizontally at the base of many tactical backpacks. I was very pleased at where the multiple straps are placed on this as I can truly see about 4-5 ways this can be used or mounted. Probably not big enough to get a compression sleeping bag, but obviously can fit a good amount of gear inside. I would definitely read the sizing measurements so you aren't disappointed with it being too big or too small. This pouch seems to be one of a kind, and it's functionality is outstanding. The price is more than fair, and honestly it could be more expensive and still worth the money.

I got the two pack and clipped them on the sides of my backpack. They look fantastic and match the khaki on my other gear.Rugged and thick walled but flexible, but I wouldn't put a knife or blade against it unsheathed. Very secure in place, doesn't move at all when I run, easy to unclip and reclip. The molle isn't particularly useful in its location but the clips make up for it. They roll up and compress perfectly. They hold massive amounts of stuff perfectly. I included pictures of the bags empty AND full clipped on the sides of my backpack. These bags feel really sturdy.My only complaint -- I wish they were top loading as well, so I could slip things in and out without having to unclip or unzip the whole thing, but I think I can mod it to do so.

These bags are overall pretty durable. The negative is the Molly straps on these are so poorly made they are worthless. Is unfortunate that I have to seek another way to strap them into my Molly system when it comes with them. The Locking straps work well fortunately and lined up with my pack that was able to use once the mollies failed immediately.

This would be a great pouch at a great price if the snaps would stay snapped.I attached this to my Savotta back pack and just the motion of slinging the pack onto my shoulders sent this pouch with my hammock and fly in it flying. I tried all manner of threading the straps and snapping the snaps, through four pieces of webbing, three (to give the snaps more room) and they just don't stay put. There's a reason it's so cheap.

I have several Wynex molle pouches and all are well made and robust. This one unfortunately came without the flag patch, but most likely because it was "used" and came repackaged. However the packaging was excellent and I really didn't remember that I opted for the "used" one, and I would have never known by the quality of the item or the packaging. I'm using this one for holding all my gun cleaning supplies and it works perfectly. The inside pockets are a nice upgrade from the original and work great for my use, and it even comes with a carry strap, short enough to be a handle but can be lengthened enough to be a shoulder strap, which makes it very useful to me. I won't be using the molle straps but they appear to be soild. As before I'm very happy with this Wynex pouch.

This is a good stand-alone sling bag, BUT doesn't properly attach to either of my two MOLLE backpacks.The two connection straps are either too short or too long for the pouches webbing straps, depending on how you wish to connect them. This makes for a LOOSE FIT, causing the pouch to bounce around on a backpack when on the move.Overall, I'm giving the pouch 3 stars because it just isn't as useful to me, since I had higher hopes of attaching it to either of my different styles of backpacks.Construction materials: It is a decent quality bag.The detachable sling has 2 plastic clips with metal springs, and a plastic adjustment buckle for adjusting length.The American flag patch is a nice addition.The pouch's attachment straps have strong metal snaps, and so far, the zipper system (metal zipper and plastic teeth) seems sturdy.

This is a good bag but the molle straps that it comes with are flimsy. The molle attachment came off my backpack more than a few times due to the flimsy molle straps.