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A lower profile version,it was designed to provide a "waist pack"add-on to your chest rig,the mini drop pouch height is less but the with is enough,in comparison,only a minimal amout of internal storage space is reduced but provides an overall lower profile for those seeking a more streaming setup.
Utility Bag Carrying Kit Bag with Hook and Loop
An EDC Packet Not To Be Missed
- Clamshell design closured by double zippers with pulls.
- Constructed from 500D Nylon for extra durability and water resistance
- The SACK is designed to fit onto the bottom of Chest Rig, or any other plate carrier or rig that accommodates standard hook and loop, making it a versatile choice for those changing load-outs often.
Specifications
- Material:500D nylon fabric
- Dimension: 9" L x 3.75" Hx 2" T
- Net Weight: 11.2oz/320g
- Package Includes: Multicam Tool Pouch *1
First Name
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
Fits well on standard chest rigs and plate carriers.Capacity and quality are great for what it is
Jordan Nein
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
Seems like good quality, nice compact size that seems like it’d hold a lot. Color matched to my carrier from different brand. For capacity questions, it holds 3 30rnd AR mags. Great value for price. Oh and I almost forgot, the zippers are A+
Michael G
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
Worked great on a deployment. Light weight, but held up. No issues with construction.
NightWolf
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
This tactical fanny pack is pretty solid. The color looks great and matches well with my gear. The zippers are high quality and run smoothly, which is a big plus since I’ve had issues with cheaper pouches in the past. It’s compact but has just enough space for essentials like tools, small gear, or even snacks during longer games. The material feels durable and well-made, so I’m confident it’ll hold up over time. Definitely worth it if you’re looking for a reliable and functional pouch!
Marcos
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
Use this product as an improvised IFAK for patrol everyday!! Has held up great so far worth the price and is functional, great retention, color has not faded to much. The velcro is strong and has held up even after being in a few altercations.
A. William
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
I bought two of these, one for a K19 and one for an HSGI AO rig. They look great and are surprisingly heavy duty for the price. There's another brand on Amazon that looks almost identical but comes with a flag patch. I bought one of those as well. This brand is better constructed from a Thicker nylon and has better zippers. Buy this one.
dustin m.
Reviewed in Canada on October 26, 2023
With YKK zippers, and nylon materials hard to justify buying something more expensive. No loose threads and the velcro holds well during training activity
Jared S. McCormick
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2022
I plan to use this item as an admin. pouch to store gloves, pens, note books, etc.Once I’ve had an opportunity to really field test it. I’ll do a follow up review.Craftsmanship good and to be constructed of quality materials. The stitching and hook & loop material ie (Velcro) appear as if it will hold up to day to day duties.However, if you plan on lying in a Prone position for an extended amount of time, I wouldn’t recommend this style of product.
Cameron S.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2021
Since I run my Truama Kit elsewhere, and my tourniquets are already in place with items from Trex Arms. I realized I was missing a crucial piece of kit. Calories. Inbetween getting caught larping in my mom's basement and range days, I often spend my time going kits pics and videos like they are my drug addiction. Even the most popular minute man kits lack quick access to calories. Everyone's an Operator until your tum-tum says it's hungry lol I was looking for a dangler pouch that wouldn't cost me $100+So here I am.Pros:It was cheap, but worth every penny. Build quality seems decent for what I paid for it. Uh... its small, which in this case is a good thing. It doesn't get in the way of my belt line which is a plus. There is velcro if you need to show the people you're larping with what nerdy things you like and being a little suggestive at the same time with how low it is, also a plus I guess. If it gets wrecked, I can replace it no issues. Cuz... cheap.They actually had it in Ranger Green, huge plus.Cons:It's cheap, but how long it will last remains to be seen, I understand everyone's milage may very. This is my first dangler pouch on a plate carrier, so it feels... weird. That's not a manufacturer issue, more of an end user thing.There is this semi-elastic band on the bottom and I can't figure out what it was intended it to be used for. Tourniquets or a bundle of chemlights, maybe. But if your sack isn't stuffed full of crap. The long hard things aren't staying in that loop. I tried it and looked like a moron having to keep picking up my tourniquet like a dunce. Don't be a dunce like me. Learn from my mistake.Overall:I can hold 1,300-1,600 calories in this little guy. Which is my average intake for a day anyway. So chualk that up to a nice added bonus. Not healthy food I am aware. But I'm sure if I min-max foods and air in the bags I can cram something else in there.Anyway, maybe this review will help, who knows. Just a civilian with an opinion here.
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