MFH Multi-Purpose Bag Molle Small Modular System Bag 13 x 7 x 19 cm

It has arrived today - took a bit of time, but never mind. First impressions - WOW! Where do I start?OK - it says it is polyester and not corder nylon, possibly lending to why this is cheaper than other similar products. That said, it is a tough polyester and seems well stitched, which is often a problem with cheaper articles.The space inside! It has a main compartment which I have stuck my survival tin into. There is still space for other items and two internal pockets that can take slim items (pens etc) - I've stuffed in paracord. This main compartment would suit a personal first aid kit easily.There is a front flap and a number of other pockets and zips. The zips are of a good quality and there is a clasp to hold items in.I wanted a small pouch (not bulky) to hold my tin, phones and keys, without looking too large. This fits the bill precisely. I have a rucksack for larger bits of kit and don't need to wear anything too excessive.On the back it properly stitched MOLLE - none of the silly velcro strips that some products try to pass off. This will attach tightly to my rucksack or larger bergen and there is still a place to stuff even more at the back.This looks functional, adaptable and very good quality given the price. Surprising value - very happy with this purchase.I can't express enough just how surprising the quality is for the price - so much better than many other items on Amazon for value.

I wanted a pouch to fasten to my belt for carrying my phone, compact camera and car keys on day trips when I go on holiday. This little pouch exceeds my expectations! Very well made and bristling with pockets (see item description).For an idea of what this will hold:The main zipped compartment easily swallows my iphone, compact camera, a few credit cards, a packet of travel tissues and a biro with room to spare.The front velcro flap and clip fastening compartment expands from next to nothing to a handy 4"high x 3"wide x 2"deep pocket. This comfortably holds a bunch of keys and spare batteries for the camera. This is tied across its width by an adjustable elastic cord. Note that the top of this compartment is not fastened so smaller items may fall out.Dont despair though because the afforementioned front velcro flap has a zipped pocket on the front which can securely hold a spare memory card, a few bank notes and some coins.Finally on the back, though impossible to access whilst wearing the pouch, is a full height pocket which is effectively secured by the two belt straps. I have yet to think of anything to put in there yet though!I may be using this pouch for work too as im forever accidentally "answering" my phone in my pocket and scratching the screen with keys/coins.To conclude then, a very sturdy "tactical" pouch which will free up your pockets without the bulk bum bag. The only trouble is, like me, you'll be looking for more stuff to put in it!

Bought this to attach to the waist strap of my 60 litre backpack to store my phone, wallet, small first aid kit, multitool, notepad and other small essentials which I wanted to hand, during recent hiking/camping holiday. Way surpassed my expectations; just wanted a cheap and serviceable solution so I didn't need to keep removing my pack every time I wanted to take a photo, but this small pack has taken on a life of its own... as our walk progressed I found myself becoming more preoccupied with just what else I could carry in it. As other reviewers observe, it has many useful pockets (sometimes a few too many perhaps, I couldn't remember which pocket I'd stored a ferry ticket in on one occasion..), is sturdy, robust and well made and attaches securely. Versatile too, I can imagine other uses/applications; EDC kit, first aid etc. Will also attach it to belt of bumbag for shorter walks where a rucsac/daypack would be overkill. Excellent value for money.

This is a high quality replica of the Maxpedition M1 waist pouch. Fairly large in size. Around 6 inches in height, 4 inches wide and 3 inches deep. Plenty of room for almost anything you would use on a daily basis or as a perfect waist pack for camping, bushcraft and such. High quality zips and paracord pulls. Front pouch is secured with Velcro and a clip and expands with bungee cord and has 2 separate dividers. Main compartment has a rear divider as well with ample room for larger items. Secured on the belt or MOLLE with 2, 1 inch molle straps and press studs. Managed to fit a full array of items in this likr a full basic first aid kit or my wallet, phone, cigarettes, lighter, keys, notebook, torch, multi tool, and other small items. Can be used for just about any application and very versatile. For better reviews go to YouTube and search for Maxpedition M1.

This item is absolutely great. It only got 4 stars as it is a bit smaller than I'd envisaged. However, I can't really fault it, or the price for that.

A little large for my requirements but with a slight modification it now fit for my purpose.If that,s the size you require then I can see nothing wrong with it so far.

Great little bag and excellent value for money, used as a little grab bag for forest walks a just enough room for monocular, phone cell, small knife, pocket torch, magnesium rod and small first aid kit. Good to go

Endless compartments in the pockets and well made, though not much bigger than a old camera case it holds lots of stuff as it bellows out. The belt clips and Velcro is substantial, in a nutshell very useful.