LefRight Multipurpose Tactical Molle Utility Pouch Waist Bag Holster Combo Detachable Quick Release Strap

I’ve been using this pouch for a week now, and am using it to replace an older, knackered, Police-issue pouch which had its day.What can I say? It does the job. The ‘molle’ style clips allow to adjust to a variety of widths of belt, and the press-studs are secure enough to fix the pouch even when fully loaded. The zips are very stiff to use at first, but they have loosened up over the day or so. A Velcro-fastened pouch on the front allows for easy access to one of the pockets, albeit just a small one. So far there has been no signs of any fraying, weakness or failures. A colleague of mine has been using one for about 4 months with no issues whatsoever.

This will be very useful for people without long pockets, people who don't like to use their pockets (because things may fall out! Whenever they sit down in the car - I often lose my phone under the car seat as my pockets are shallow and things just keep falling down from them if I forget to put on the pocket strap which I sometimes do, then its a hassle finding them again - I always think I lost my phone - then I remember maybe under the car seat!!).SO this is useful for just keeping general stuff inside it. Everyday stuff you may use on the road. Notepad and pens - which I need for my job- chewing gum. wallet money. And you can hide it under your jumper or coat so its less obvious.

This is a handy little pouch but the hook and loop fastening at the front is not attached very well and I had to re-sew it onto the pouch, the zip tag came apart so had to knot one end and the main zip has separated from the closed end so will open from either side if the pouch is too full or a weighty object is stored in there, apart from that quite a good size and will adjust to different belt thicknesses by using the straps at the back

Very good, broad, flap with 'Velcro' fastening on one side, two press stud fastening flaps on the other side. Unfortunately the press stud fastening on the pouch side could do with reinforcement since repeated fastening/unfastening caused the pouch material to fail after a fairly small number of uses. Doesn't stop pouch being used with 'broad flap' over belt.Very useful for carrying several balls for my dog, plus a dispenser of hand sanitiser.

Lasted just under a week before material started to fray and break. Didn't overfill the item to cause this either just weight of two mobile phones and cash and cards.