MaxpeditionMini Pocket Organizer

I love everything about this. So handy to store so many different things in one area. Mine is stored in my glove box and easy to grab for hiking, kayaking and road trips. You can adjust the items to fit the activity you are doing. I will be investing in a few others in the future. Quality made for a great price lightweight and durable. They hold so many things in such a small space and zip up so easily. Great product.

These things are simply terrific. Great quality, sturdy, wing opening, lots of internal organization. What's not to like. I spent years thinking these are to expensive and went for lower cost copies, but won't do that anymore. I've become a fan.They live up to all the hype.

Great little bag , You get what you pay for, I was going to buy a cheaper version but cancelled order and got maxpeddition mini ,so glad I did , great design, holds a lot, great zipper. I caught it on sale and saved a few bucks . Would Recommend This product....

I tried to find a thin belt with small pouches for EDC, but I came up short. I decided to go with a pouch and settled on this one. I like it, but here are a few considerations to note before you buy one.1. Decide what you want to do with it and how much you'll put in it. It is too small to fit a tourniquet; you MIGHT be able to fit a small snack bar in it, if you want one. I was able to fit a mini Bic lighter, Streamlight Protac penlight, Stanley 4-n-1 pocket screwdriver, a pen, a pencil, notepad, 2 tampons, a CRKT Eat-n-Tool, Kershaw Select Fire Multi-tool knife, and several band-aids/alcohol pads.2. To back up point 1, you can get bigger pouches or smaller ones. Just decide first what you want to put in it. I got the mini, because it forced me to make decisions on what I wanted to carry in my hand/on my person ALL THE TIME. Not too big; not too small. With the pouches and straps inside, it is very versatile and customizable, so you can make compromises on size for different items and vary the combination of said items you carry everyday.3. When packed full, the outside mesh pouch is basically useless because it is too tight and the velcro is REALLY sticky. I can't even wedge my iPhone in it.4. There's a lanyard strap on the inside with a clip, and I'm not even sure why it is there. It got in my way, so I cut it out within 30 seconds of unpacking it from the box. HahaOverall, this is a great EDC pouch. Like I said, it's just the right size for me. I have a small D-ring to hook it to a belt loop if I need my hands. It does have straps on the back for Molle type attachments. Very well constructed; very durable. The zippers feel very sturdy, like they will last a long time.

I bought the Micro and the Mini to store a small camping fire kit. Ultimately neither were large enough, but I kept them around for other uses. Currently, this Mini serves as a small tool kit with a folding knife, ferro rod, fishing kit and a few other misc. small tools. It's small enough to fit just about anywhere in a bag and the large grab loop makes it easy to retrieve. It would also make for a good small first aid or boo-boo kit, or storage for portable electronics like batteries, power cells, chargers and cables.The velcro field is nice for ID patches: I like to use patches or nametapes to identify my organizers so I know what is in them at a glance. The Mini also has rows of MOLLE/PALS webbing on the back so you could lace this to a pack, but honestly it serves it's purpose better when just stored in the pack. I suppose the webbing could be used to store first aid shears or other items that wont fit inside the pouch.Overall, it's a great organizer with a variety of different uses depending on the user's needs. Maxpedition is great about having a variety of sizes so you can get one exactly the size you need. I highly recommend them.A note about counterfeit products:There are concerns about Amazon selling fake Maxpedition products, due to some of the photos shown above. The original stock photos show a tag saying Made in Taiwan, while many people (myself included) have received pouches made in Vietnam. So, I called Maxpedition about it. I explained that I was concerned about it being a fake, but as I bought it from Amazon LLC, not a vendor, maybe I had gotten some new old stock. I explained that my 3-year-old Fatboy says "Hard Use Gear" on the front and had a tag that said Made In Taiwan. They said that they are currently, as of 2016, producing pouches and bags in Vietnam and that they no longer say "Hard Use Gear" on the front. I was told that Amazon buys directly from Maxpedition so there is no chance I got a fake. When I commented that the pouch I have does not look quite like the one on Maxpedition's website, she said the photos were out of date. This is just what they look like now.She told me if anyone has questions or concerns about having received a fake, send photos to [email protected] and they'll let you know if it's real.

Outside in, the mesh compartment is big enough to hold 8+ 1/4 drive socket set. The hook & loop is strong and feels quality. Zippers are great and don’t catch on anything. On the backside of it there’s a molle portion for those that want to slap it on a bag or something.The inside has quality bungees and 2 compartments for thinner goodies. I use mine as a mini tool kit.Overall a great quality, lightweight, and versatile pouch, highly recommended.

I use this as an EDC pouch to have some items close by ... just in case. I keep it in my day backpack so that it's always with me. The pouch itself is very well made and sturdy and you can pack a LOT of stuff into it (most likely more than you'll need). There's an outside pocket on the front. MOLLE loops on the back, but you'll need separate attaching straps. The only real downside that I have on this is the plastic clip that's attached on the inside. I think that I would have preferred a simple key ring that I could put my own mini carabiner. I'm going to change my setup out like this. Overall I really like this pouch and I'd buy it again in a heartbeat!

Amazing pouch. Excellent quality.