Tactical Backpack Accessories Pouch, Molle Accessories Shoulder Strap Attachment Pouches Utility EDC Phone Pouch Sport

Purchased two of these now for various travel backpacks. Works great and fits the perfect items for travel like cards, phone, chapstick and hand sanitizer. As a female I often don’t have pockets or pockets large enough to hold everything safely but still need these items readily available. I use one on my backpack I use when flying and one on my backpack I use in the Disney Parks.

Love this thing, fits and secures to my backpack at multiple points. I can toss my phone or documents into on the fly. Shopping for a Velcro patch now for it.

Great for i-phone access! Love it

They are exactly as advertised except for one thing they are smaller than everything leads you to believe. It worked in my favor for the bag I purchased them for as for other bags they could be a bit bigger. They are made of good materials and the zipper is one of the new waterproof type that compliments shoulder straps including sling bags and even belts. Since they are smaller than believed they can handle a phone and small objects good for quick access items. They have various types of attachment points at different angles and a little extra work to ensure they don’t fall or move around and stay in place if you don’t take the extra time to secure it they can move and require readjustment. They also have loops and plastic loops to clip on items or use for securing it to keep it in place. I have seen those on other bags before and they always break at some point so I use a chain link add on to replace them when it happens. The function of them is based on your intended use and useful so good functionality. As for the money seeing the small size at first I felt cheated but as I looked them over and attached them I saw with the amount of ways they can be attached and the thickness of the material I no longer feel that way. The attachment options, thick material, extra loops and plastic attachment points to clip on water bottles, keys, or use for securing it makes the value acceptable. The sheer amount of ways to attach them allows straps of all sizes to be supported. I may purchase another pair just to add the length it is described as having. Other than being a bit small a must have for utility users Good product.

I keep one of these on my belt to hold a tourniquet,a compression bandage, and some quick clot while I'm in the woods chainsawing. Works with molle system. There's a spot on the front for a hook and loop patch. No complaints.

I like the option of storing things on my vest but when you already have so much on there, you have to start looking for pouches. This one caught my eye. It currently holds my phone and a few medical essentials, gloves for searches and a spare tourniquet. It’s comfortable and works. My one and only gripe is that the area that needs to attach to my molle vest, doesn’t lock in. You have to use the snaps but they are designed to hold the bag horizontally. However, if you want to store your phone in it like advertised and have to pull it out often, it should remain vertical. You can’t go wrong buying it but if you need something for your vest and you’re in law enforcement like me, you may need to look elsewhere.

Very secure on backpack. Built Solid.

This is the only pouch I’ve found with these dimensions and features. Did hours of searching the web. Most pouches don’t have enough depth for larger items like a smartphone with a large protective drop case. I wear a large 4-channel TENS unit—with about a 2” depth—on my motorcycle, and this pouch mounts perfectly on the straps of my USWE Moto Hydro backpack. It’s also less expensive than motorcycle-specific shoulder strap pouches by the big names. Optimally I’d prefer that the large pouch had a flap instead of zippers so I could run the lead wires through the gap on the sides, but obviously most of you don’t have my specific needs. It passed the waist belt high speed test on the race bike. While I trusted it, I'd prefer if it had snaps on the vertical molle webbing. As you'll see in the picture, I used the end tabs to grab the Velcro. If I was truly worried, I'd buy some quarter inch Velcro cinch ties and loop them through the two tabs (which have holes), and then run them around the horizontal molle webbing. I think my nylon belt is 2", and it looks like there's enough vertical space for a 2.5" belt. Looks good and feels well made. Happy with this purchase, and I’ll probably keep the blacked-out flag on there ;) In the pics, I boosted the brightness so you can see the details of the pouch. In real life the pouch and flag are darker. The second pic shows the size relative to a regular backpack pouch made for the iPhone 13 Pro (regular size, not the Max).