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Pouches

MAXPEDITION - EDC Pocket Organizer

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Category: Pouches
Created: Wednesday, 05 August 2009 03:10

DIMS: 5” x 7” x 0.75”

As you may guess from the name, this pouch is made with the intent to put in your pocket, yet also has other great functionality options. The size will fit in most cargo pant pockets thus easily fits in medium and larger packs for small item organization. To give even further options there is PALS webbing on the back which works with 3" TacTies or similar connection systems. This allows mounting to the exterior of larger packs which can be quite handy. A beefy handle is incorporated for easy retrieval when inside packs or pockets.

Starting with the front exterior, loop velcro is available for your favorite cool guy patch. It can be hard to see, but the black mesh is a sleeve pocket with a velcro connection under the maxpedition label. The main opening uses double zippers in a clamshell setup to allow full opening access. As with most Maxpedition products the zippers are a bit stubborn when brand new, but luckily break in quickly to working smooth. On the inside is a organization party with sleeve pockets and elastic loops on both sides. The left side being more divded for pens and such while the right side is less divided for larger items. The left side also has a plastic lanyard for keys while the right side has a webbing loop up top as a general connection point. Either side sleeve is great for small papers or notebooks such as the 3" x 5" Rite in the Rain book. The layout allows for great item holding possibilities ranging from admin gear, to small medical, or general EDC including larger items such as pistol magazines.

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