OneTigris Ammo Bag DYB01 (Pack of 2), Loose Ammo Pouch Soft Transport Bags, Zippered Storage Bag with Hard Shape for Outdoor Hiking Hunting (Black)

Well constructed and less expensive than some of the other brands I’ve tried. Definitely easier to carry a good quantity of ammo to the range as opposed to a metal ammo can.

Would definitely buy again, wish price was low but its the world pricing, well built though for what you need it for.

I will not likely be one to push these carriers to their limit, as my ammo storage and transportation need is for a modest supply of shotgun shells, so I'll review some observations.First, other reviewers noted that the dimensions for the listing are overstated, that is, the cases measure smaller, and I concur. They are likely able to support handling and lifting by the stitched-on handle as much dense ammo as will fit. They have a walled structure with a bit of padding all around, but it is under cloth, and so there's no non-destructive way to assess those materials. Someone noted the odor, and if I smell the case, it does have a somewhat unpleasant smell which will discourage some secondary uses (e.g., to carry lunch or store a snack), but it's not (so far) overwhelming.Some have noted the relatively high price. If the stitching and zipper material stands the test of time, the price can represent a reasonable value, given the assembly quality.The open/close of the attached lid is zippered, and generally is best performed with the case sitting on a surface, since some of the box-form of the case is dependent on the lid being zipped closed. If you expect the fabric construction to make the case quiet...I'd say, not so much. Metallic bumping/clinking inside is not as reduced as I expected, and the zipper is likewise bit noisier than I would've predicted. That said, it is much less than the din of a manhandled metal ammo box.

It was a little bit smaller than the dimensions i was expecting, probably because the dimensions are the outside, so if you're looking for a tight fit might want to takes those number down a little bit.I'm otherwise happy with the build quality, the sides feel very strong and the straps seem like they'll last awhile. For a no frills practical case it works great!

A very simple and basic bag/pouch that will serve one well for a wide variety of uses. The material is tough nylon with semi-rigid sides and a padded top and bottom making it perfect for the range or other uses. I have carried three boxes of 30-06 ammo with room to spare and about 700 rounds of .22 ammo which merely made it appear to be only half full. Since you get two bags for the price, I used the other for a variety of small to medium tools on my gun/workbench. The material makes it suitable for many rough uses.The nylon is about 500D with excellent sewing and piping where necessary to protect the edges of the material. The zipper is small but mighty, meshing together so well as to appear watertight (or almost) You get a velcro-backed patch that can be used to I. D. the contents or to put your name on it. The top is rectangular but the bottom is semi-round, this shape seems to be able to pack a little more stuff in it. Lastly, the carrying handle is heavy-duty and shaped just right for my XL hands. Two bags for this price is a bargain!

These pouches are very nicely sewn and feel heavy-duty. As someone who already owns several small pouches for purpose-built toolkits and loose ammo, these can be compared pretty easily to much more expensive options in the same categories.I was in search of a larger pouch to hold range-day tools (so they arent rolling around loose in a larger range bag), and I ordered these pouches with that purpose in mind. Inside of the single one of these pouches I was able to fit a multitool, BCG tool, bag of sight adjustment gizmos (turret tool, A2 sight tools), a Allen key multi tool, spare BCG with case, 2 Maglulas, lens cloths, a small bottle of CLP, and extra foam ear plugs. All fo that and there's still some room to spare.I'd also recommend these pouches for anything you might need to store that has sharp edges, because the construction is very durable and the materials will stand up to pokes and sticks from sharp-edged tools. Overall these pouches for me are 5-stars so far, we'll see how they stand the test of time!

Summary: These pouches are made by One Tigris that has made a name for high quality gear for larpers who do airsoft but also want to shoot real guns. This pouch is intended to be used to store ammo but I believe with its above average construction, size and shape, this could be a very versatile set of pouchesUsage: 9/10 this can easily fit 150 count 9mm rounds as long as you remove the boxes. One pouch can also store: 6 double stack 9mm magazines, a small toiletry kit, small laptop charger, two soda cans, or two tee shirts.Construction: 9/10 the handle itself is double sticker. The zipper has heat shrink wrap on it which makes it easy to open and close. Tn Interior is soft and feels like the inside of a camera case.Cost/Benefit:10/10 the cost is minimal but the ability to use this to transport enough ammo for two people for 2 hours of shooting or using it for something else is worth the small price.