WYNEX Tactical Molle Admin Pouch, Utility EDC Pouch Organizer Modular Tool Pouch of Double Layer Design Medical EMT Attachment Bag Large Capacity with Elastic Webbing Insert Panel

It has plenty of room for a good medical kit/IFAK. Has a couple different ways to store things (elastic band, pouch, zipper, or loose), tough and great for everyday carry on my motorcycle. Fits in a backpack, barely.

Nice big and well made

I use this pack a ton. Carry gimbal to record video of my kids’ sporting events, lots of pockets to stash batteries & cables. larger pocket is perfect for carrying snacks or a lunch and also able to stuff a lightweight rain jacket in there for outdoor events. Great for carrying personal protection EDC, with elastic straps for extra magazines.Only downside is that it doesn’t come with a cross-body strap, luckily I had a spare.

This is a great pouch for keeping simple things, like gauze and a laptop, but mainly just compact rectangular objects. Not the greatest size-wise for First Aid (I am a First Aid Responder), but is good enough. The only thing that is truly important with the design is that the buttons are very easy to pop off while running I found out (when attached to a MOLLE system.) But overall, it's a very good quality item.

Used for organizing EDC tools. Construction feels solid. Laser etched molle is on par with Crye. Double stitched in the right places with extra layers in some of the high wear places. Does not appear to be NIR compliant if you intend to use for real kit as the outer material has a mildly shiny appearance. Would recommend to anyone looking for an EDC organizer or supplemental IFAK. The loop panel (& molle) on the front is great for modifying it to fit exactly what you need with additional Velcro panels (the one it comes with pictured on the inside fits nicely if you want elastic hoops on the outside for larger items). For those that would like an example of what was able to fit:[Main compartment] Knife sharpening kit (modified lansky), 60+ dremel bits w/ handheld vice pen, 40 assorted 4x9 sheets of sandpaper, exacto knife, Wolfbox air duster w/ attachments, 32 bit mini screwdriver set, micro fiber towel, and still had room for a 6”x4”x2” box to sit on top (not pictured).[Front compartment] Knipex cobra 125’s, 300 lb inflatable shim, digital caliper, sewing kit, 2 superglue tubes, roll of clear tape, scribe/etching pen, and a graphing pencil.

Useing for my HT ham radio and it parts (charger, quick book, spare battery, headset), to keep them all together. Can take the whole package and all the items are kept together while wearing.

Molle straps come loose because the snaps are junk. The pouch itself is nice, large enough to be practical. Layout of interior is always a bit difficult to use unless the pouch is custom made for intended items be stored in pouch, but good overall. Use better hardware.

Everything seems great with the construction, materials, and stitching. My purpose is small everyday tools for flight line maintenance, if this holds up it will be super convenient for work. I will update this as I go. It's being put to the test!