CondorOutdoor Triple Kangaroo Mag Pouch Tan

I was iffy about buying these types of ammo pouches. I was concerned if the bunjee cords would get in the way of stowing your empty mags back into the pouches in a rush. I don't use ammo dump pouches cause I don't have the extra room for one. After using it for a while the material will stretch a little bit so that that's easier to slide the mags out or back in. You can stretch the cords to the sides of the ammo pouches so they wont get in the way when re-inserting the mags back in. Not too shabby so far. The pistol pouches will hold Glock 9mm mags or 1911 mags no problem. I like this style off ammo pouches because they distribute the weight better on body armor or molle vests if your wear them over the body armor. The old IBA does feel a little better, but more weight is added on the body armor side. Its still pretty comfy. The newer IOTV feels better with these on.

Unlike the olive drab one I ordered from another company through amazon THIS product came in perfect condition. It perfectly hold 3 AR-15 Mags and 3 mags for my pistol. The stretchy lanyards that go over the mags are so annoying.... the mags should just sit snugly in the magazine pouches and stay even without those annoying lanyards. If you were in combat you wouldn't want to screw around with those. You would want to simply slip your magazine out and shove it into the mag well.overall impression not bad... but I'm going to try and search around for that "perfect" mag set up. Amazon has several options of which I'll explore and post more reviews and hopefully pictures.

For the money. That's what everyone says about Condor products.Condor does not make the best equipment. It's a fact. Their stuff is sewn overseas, and it will never be the same quality as the US made stuff. If you need equipment to wear while you invade Chad, you'll want to look somewhere else. However, for most people, the price/quality ratio on condor products is hard to beat. For the money, you get decent quality that will last a long time with normal people use.I like this magazine pouch. Yes, it only holds 3 rifle and 3 pistol mags, but it's hard to imagine a situation where I'd need more than 90 rifle rounds or 45 pistol rounds. Truthfully, I keep it on my plate carrier and use it for recreational shooting because it's annoying to stick magazines in your pockets. Having them on your chest is much more convenient. Since I will probably never be in a real firefight (zombie apocalypse notwithstanding), the capacity is just fine.The little bungee straps for the rifle mags hold them very securely, but it's a pain to get them out. You can untie the straps and remove them, and unless you're doing some crazy maneuvers the mags won't fall out. If you untie the bungees, save them in a drawer in case you decide you want to put them back later.Unless you've got crazy high capacity pistol magazines, the pouches would fit anything you've got. Mine holds 15 rounders very securely. The velcro top is a nice touch.Again, if you need the best equipment, don't buy this. If like me you have a limited budget or are content with 'good enough', then I don't see how you can go wrong with this stuff. At these prices, you could afford to get 2 if you're worried about longevity.

This product is pretty nice for the price. It fits all types of magazines so far with good retention, whether they are standard GI, PMags. The pistol mag pouches are the same. anything from Glock to 1911 and Sig Sauer mags have fit snug. The stitching is well done and the material is rigid. There is a little bit of looseness in the fit of the MOLLE straps that afix the unit to plate carrier or chest rig, just about a quarter of an inch. I have not really put this product through rigorous use yet so i can't speak to its durability.

Needed more capacity for ammo storage in my kit. However, you cannot fit (6) M4/AR15 mags for those of you wondering. Figured I could cram double mags in one slot, but the individual slots are pretty tight which isnt a bad thing. I wear my kit on a daily basis and I do believe the quality of this product will hold up to whatever I use it for. We shall see. Maybe I'll modify it to hold more mags later on.

I used this first on a Blackhawk "duty" belt, then on my regular (thick leather) pants belt during a full day carbine course. I don't have prior experience using "tactical" equipment.It held mags securely even without the ties - nothing fell out while shooting from different positions, from prone through to standing. Mags were easy to grab and slipped free easily. Construction feels high quality. No free strands, and all the stitching looks and feels solid.Putting mags back in were more difficult - the pouches collapsed (fabric, of course) so I couldn't just shove them back in. I think in this respect I'll consider Kydex next time. But I'm sure Kydex would be heavier and less flexible in terms of positioning. I also think I wasn't using these in the most optimal manner anyway; no molle vest/harness, and no loops in my belts to keep them from slipping around.All in all, still very satisfied with these pouches. This will be in my SHTF bug out bag. I might suggest kydex if you only need to carry one extra mag.

Condor has made a triple M4 & Pistol mag pouch, one set atop the other to save space - and done it well. I have had some trouble with the bungee strap cover cords. Nothing wrong with them. Just take some getting used to. And as they're all brand new, they're built very tight, making it tough to fit the mags in each pouch - but it gets easier each time. All in all a quality piece of budget-priced kit.