Orca Tactical MOLLE Gadget EDC Utility Pocket Pouch Organizer Bag

The pride patch came stitched pretty ugly (not that I was going to leave it on there anyway...), but overall construction of this bag is much better than expected for the price. Most internal stitching was straight and tight, and the zippers, while not YKK quality, are very smooth. It is thin, so capacity with bulkier items is reduced (For comparison: Maxpedition Fatty-2" wide, Maxpedition EDC-1" wide, this bag-1/2" wide), but it is taller than most EDC bags at nearly 9 inches and as long as you limit thicker items to one side, it still works well.

Part of Go-bag for sleepovers, camping, or zombie apoc. Filled this with EDC gadgets and stuff for my tweenage son. Best received gift EVER. Flashlight, lighter, multitool, swiss army knife, sewing kit, spork multitool, Ferrocerium rod (6") with striker, tinder, travel toothbrush and paste, small self roll of gaffer's tape, sharpie and field-note book, peanut lighter, chapstick, various bandaids and antibiotic ointment, benedryl, antigas, a few alch. wipes, Multifunction tool including whistle, thermometer, compass, sanitizer, earplugs, moist wipes, tie-downs, cash. Prob. add some wire.His go-bag has this, clothes, snacks, water, flask, etc.

Even though this pouch was something I was optimistic about and thought I would be able to give a lot of use to, there are two big flaws that stopped this pouch from being the solution I needed, both on the straps. The first issue is the placing. The space between the two vertical straps makes it so that is not only difficult to strap, it leaves it in a very akward position where the webbing doesn't really fit and it either deforms the pouch or deforms the area where it is bekng strapped, no matter if you use two, three or four rows to do so. The second issue is the stitching. It wasn't even a day after I received it that one of the horizontal straps started to unstitch, at first I didn't thought it was a problem untill the decond one started unravelling as well, only from the pouch being gently lifted to check the webbing and kept unstitching with the slightes of pulls. This pouch was not going to last for long with those issues, the first one putting unnecesary stress on th already wesk straps. Sadly, I'lm have to return it as soon as I can because in this conditions it's not going ti be useful for me. It's a shame really, and I really don't know what happened because the other pouch, and admin pouch I bought from this brand has not given me any issues. Anyways, I'm only giving it two starts because even if it looks and feels as a very sturdy and useful pouch, those two flaws just break the deal for me

I am using this admin organizer as an inner pack for my traditional sized iPad tablet carrying briefcase (EDC). My goal is to densely pack my small carry-around man-pack while keeping all contents organized and yet immediately available. Crucially, the pouch when loaded remains very thin due to its well conceive construction; It’s small size fits perfectly in my case but yet holds a bunch without becoming a lumpy pillow. With 3 minutes of rearranging intended contents, I easily loaded it with more than a dozen items from a full sized multi-tool and 3 port charging block with short cables to a regular Sharpie and 3X5” cards. Also, the pouch seems sturdy with a very workable zipper. I only wish it had been available in black at the time of ordering. It leaves me wondering what else this company will make.

This a solid tactical pouch! I recently purchased a Chrome Industries Kadet Messenger, the bag is excellent for EDC, however, I quickly realized that the bag did not have sufficient inner pocket options. Smaller items would wash around within the bag and whenever I went to open it.. instant jambalaya!So, after dealing with that fiasco a few times, I realized that I needed a small pouch of some kind. After a casual Amazon search I ran across Orca's offering and it's a perfect fit! This little tactical pouch is slim and ideal for EDC items that you'd want to keep grouped together and organized. It actually has a surprisingly amount of storage options. I defintely like the tactical look (OD Green), has more rugged appeal, and it looks really cool every time I pull it from my bag... opposed to some of the so-called unisex utility pouches out there. I'd say that the quality is good (not 5.11 quality, but durable) especially for the price, and it's golden if you're a Prime subscriber. The zippers run smoothly and I don't foresee any issues.As previously mentioned, I purchased this item for my Chrome Kadet Messenger and the Orca Tactical Molle Pouch fits nicely only taking up a minimal amount of space. I'll probably never use it for its intended use, attaching it to molle straps, field carry, etc. But I'm sure that it would fit, work well, and compliment any tactical bag easy.This was a solid purchase for my needs, and I'll most likely purchase a few more for other bags of mine.

For the money, this is a great buy.Pros: Great for holding and organizing charger cords and smaller gizmos that you need in everyday, modern life. For the money paid, it performs exactly as advertised and I would expect several years of light use out of this.Cons: Length and width are fine, but the overall thickness is shallow. Listed as .25" but can expand to1" max when loaded. Zippers are okay and sewing isn't even at edges or internal straps. For the price point however, I think they are acceptable.Overall: If you are looking for a light use organizer and aren't over critical, this is a good buy.