Maxpedition Mini Pocket Organizer

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It's not desperate and hopefully they'll improve with use but it's not the usual excellent quality that I'm used to with Maxpedition gear.

While small, two of these will fit side-by-side on the loop fields in bags like the Sitka; two of these puppies provides a huge amount of low-profile storage possibilities. Instantly recognisable by their large front mesh pockets and oversized carry handles, these practical utility packs come in different sizes with multiple solutions to help keep you organised. All in all, I actually really like the gear in this kit — it’s proven to be quite nice, if a bit overboard. Kill the clutter and keep it together with Maxpedition Pocket Organizers: portable multi-tool managers that can be packed, carried or easily secured to the PALS webbing exterior of your Maxpedition bag.Just the right size to fit essential EDC/emergency supplies (as it can fit in a jeans back pocket) but not so big that you feel like you need a chihuahua and a manicure to go with it. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. So for my day hikes with the kids, it works great, but not ideal for much else — and that’s only assuming I take a backpack on those day hikes. Externally, the Mini Pocket has a mesh slip pocket, a loop field for patch attachment and a carry handle.

Sturdy, well thought out and something you want to just keep on packing and repacking to see what cool stuff you can get into it. If the Hook and Loop Admin insert is too loose or lacks the flexibility you need, then this is a great alternative.As members will note in my videos, I picked up the Maxpedition Mini Pocket Organizer to test out, and after having used it for quite some time, I have more than a few things to say. Maxpedition stuff can be expensive but it's built to last longer than you are; so think of it as a worthy investment which isn't going to let you down. At some point I will do an updated video with this or what ever is my most current EDC at the time for this great product. Now, my right cargo pocket has this organiser in it and it provides me with a spare batter for my flashlight and my phone, tweezers, small knife, Boker MPP pen (soon to be replaced I hope with a Leatherman Micra), Gerber shard (pry bar + other functions), first aid kit comprising of a selection of good quality plasters, wound closure strips for deeper cuts, antibacterial hand wipes, wound wipes, over-the-counter pain killers and a couple of small sachets of burn relief cream. Explore our collection of genuine imported Nepalese khukuris and gear up with high-quality tactical accessories.

Too big for a pocket but brilliant for keeping odds and ends rolling about in the bottom for your bag in one place. Made from two types of robust nylon, 1000D and 500D Hen Ripstop, the MRZ provides strong, sturdy storage which can accompany you anywhere.

Kill the clutter and keep it together with Maxpedition Pocket Organizers: portable multi-tool managers that can be packed, carried or easily secured to the Pals webbing exterior of your Maxpedition bag. Instantly recognizable by their large front mesh pockets and oversized carry handles, these practical utility packs come in 5 different sizes with multiple solutions to help keep you organized. This is the case for both of the pouches so I assume it's something to do with the manufacturing process rather than a fault with the actual zips.