Tactical Molle Pouch Multi-Purpose EDC Utility Gadget Belt Waist Bag for Cell Phone Camping Hiking (TM-Camo)

I bought this pouch after receiving and returning the Foxtop 1000D and Camota pouches because the belt straps ripped off at the top after a week or two. When I got this pouch, I noticed that the snaps were much looser and would easily come undone preventing the straps from ripping off but not securely holding the pouch on to my belt. This pouch, however, came with a clip that can be used to attach the pouch to my belt. This allows the pouch to move a bit. I have been using this pouch for about 4 months this way and it has worked well. Unless they come up with highly elastic belt straps, don’t count on using them for anything. Get a pouch with a loop and a belt clip like this one unless your waist is wider than your hips.I found the 3 pouches I tried to be practically identical in design and workmanship, even though the dimensions given for each may vary. Of course, I never had possession of more than one at any one time, but they all fit my stuff the same way. I have a protective case on my cell phone and it would not fit the outside front pocket designed for a phone. I use this pouch for pens. I like different colors. I keep my phone in the first inside zippered pocket which has plenty of room for the phone, credit card, some money, and other items I may later acquire. There is also another similar zippered pocket inside. I find I do not lose anything from these pockets even if I forget to zip them closed.I have read articles that recommend keeping your cell phone away from your body to avoid radiation. Some recommend powering your phone down when not in use. This is not practical and defeats the reason for having a cell phone but keeping it in a pouch like this does keep it away from your body more than a cell phone holster or keeping it in your pocket would. You have several layers of material and whatever you keep in the inside zippered pocket between you and your phone. Sa fr as I can see, the jury is still out on the dangers of cell phone radiation, but why take chances?I always found it difficult to get to my money or credit cards while strapped into a car seat. That is much easier to do with this pouch. It is easier to get to your phone when it is in the pouch than with any phone holster I have seen and the phone is more secure. The same with whatever else you keep in the pouch. Also, when you change pants, you do not have to switch all your stuff from the old pair to the new pair. Whatever is in the pouch transfers together.Unless you have a very small gun, don’t think of this pouch as concealed carry. Maybe yours will fit in there. I live in NJ and for the average Joe, getting a concealed carry permit is not practical, so I wouldn’t know. It would not be quick draw in any case. You would have to open a zipper first.

After several weeks of use, the snaps began to weaken. Eventually, I resorted to using super glue to keep them permanently closed. Since I use this exclusively as a belt pouch, it isn't an issue for me, but it is obviously no longer usable with a MOLLE system. Additionally, the elastic band holding the phone in place is beginning to fray and a couple of the small elastic bands have snapped entirely. Finally, the zippers on the pouches tend to come open as I move around, so I'm constantly having to zip them closed again to keep small items from falling out. It's usable, but it could be much better with higher-quality materials.

My son has Diabetes type I, for a long time I've been looking for a fanny pack/ diabetes bag... anything that could fit : insulin, glucagon, dexcom, freestyle, phone, glucose bonbons and I was almost giving up. I've lost count how many bags I've tried but finally we found the perfect one. THANK YOU guys for the Tactical Molle Pouch Multi-Purpose Tool Holder EDC Utility Bag for men Tactical Waist Pack Camping Hiking and now DIABETES bag you developed. My 11 year older is very happy and proud of your product!

There seem to be a dozen brands all selling the same product (the photos sure look identical). This one seemed cheapest at the time I bought, and actually, it's just fine. Works well as a belt pouch capable of carrying a small notepad, cell phone, flashlight, and a few more things. Would work well as an extra outside pocket on a backpack too (I used it that way sometimes).

This thing is perfect. It’s not too bulky. Fits in your best nicely. It’s very versatile and easy to use. One of my favorite attachments on my vest.

Very sturdy pouch, seems to meet or exceed military specifications. Works very well to hold my inspection tools.

It's good case that i atach to my tank bag on my motocycle and i can store my phonee, pen, charger and some other things

Returning. The durable snaps are coming theu6the material. The zipper sticks.

love this product . I am a type 1 diabetic and do lots of walking . This allows me to carry all my bits in like my phone, insulin ,meters ,and sugar snacks should i meed it . This fits nicely on your belt without you needing to fill your pockets .The only one down side the belt loop is help together with poppers would be better and more secure it stitched although you can use the clip for extra support

Very useful item. I use it for work to carry all my odds and sods(glasses ,knife,pens etc)

Perfect

Ottimo prodotto, ben fatto forse poco tenaci i bottoni automatici ... oltre che sullo zaino io l'ho utilizzato anche alla cintura e spesso, in posizione seduta, uno degli automatici si slacciava... ovviamente non essendo progettato per quello scopo non si può farne un punto negativo ...Comodissimo lo spazio per il telefono e quello per la penna che io uso per una piccola torcia a led ....Consigliato

Ottimo materiale molto resistente lo uso per la pesca per costudire il portafoglio cellulare chiavi , chiusure ben fatte comodo alla cintura