MaxpeditionBag Fatty Pocket Organiser, Khaki

Used to make a little tool kit to keep in the car. Perfect size for common tools you’ll need. Good quality too

Love this pack. Enough room for all my essentials when out in the wild, cycling, hiking or camping.

Perfect case for all those everyday carry items.

I LOVE this Maxpedition Fatty - it just eats up anything I put in it and then asks for more!As with all Maxpedition gear, its high quality and functional, without looking too aggressively "tactical". Its layout is well thought out, with various size elasticated loops / straps, an open pocket and a zipped pocket, plenty of webbing on the back and a small but useful velcro pocket on the front.The material is super tough, high end with comfortably strong YKK zips.I have a couple of these now, one used for a survival / first aid EDC Kit (torch, knife, leatherman, first aid items, fire lighting gear etc), the other is just an every day organizer that lives in my work laptop bag (contains spare batteries, headphones, charging cable, notepad, pens, Business cards etc etc).Whether you keep it in your car, in your desk, in a bag or just as an emergency organizer - its a great bit of kit that I just wouldn't be without.

I have used this for all sorts. It can fit a lot, in different configuration. Durable and well made.

It can hold a lot of not just EDC stuff, can be used for electronics and cables, tools or even as a 1st aid kit pouchJust look at my pictures, it even holds a full size multitoolExcellent quality materials and stitching, many compartments and one big zipped compartment inside well worth the price4/5 as the molle / belt loop straps are sold separately, are hard to get in this color and are very expensive

Anyone considering buying a Maxpedition product will already know their great manufacturing quality and value for money.This item is really good quality with great double stitching is 'stress' areas. The zips are really good quality and I highly doubt they will fail, even in the most severe scenario. When you open the Maxpedition Fatty, it has a vast amount of what I can only describe as "loops". I was very surprised with how much I could fit in this pack and I know if you get one, you will be too!I use my Maxpedition Fatty Organiser Pouch as a general EDC (Every Day Carry) which is kept in my car 90% of the time. It contains several of my day to day requirements, including; various survival/outdoor, 4 x AA batteries, 4 AAA batteries, iPhone charger cable, Small tube of superglue, small pocket knife, first aid bandages etc, screwdriver pen, memory stick, 10m of ductape, bandana, 2 pencils, 1 small notepad and a spare lighter. I'm sure i'm missing out a few bits, but the pouch has so much more space available. I just need to fill it.It's nice to have a bit of peace of mind, knowing that most of the essentials I will need is contained within this small pouch.On the reverse of this pouch is MOLLE webbing loops. Very good for attaching to backpacks etc.Overall I am really happy with this pouch, and you can really fit so much into it.P

Holds stacks of stuff. I use mine to hold all of my stuff when I go mountain biking.