diodrioBelt Pouch for Men Women YKK Zippers EDC Pouch, Belt Bag Waist Pack for Hiking, Water Resistant, Waxed Canvas, Olive

Sturdy, holds more than I thought it would. Superbly constructed. Great design and a great add to belt, pack or whatever!

Own two of these now. Makes a danged fine belt survival kit! No weird looks! Knife, fire, cordage. Basic kit. Add a baggy, a survival blanket, a few drinkables, some salt pouches, sugar, candies for energy etc and you have a great kit! Fits a lot of stuff! Wish they were cheaper but worth the price.

Very high quality, zipper worked well and the fabric was indestructible. Carried more than I thought it would. Would recommend.

Saw these on Amazon and we bought over 70 to be used as "fire starting" pouches for our Scouts. The waxed cotton is nearly water proof but the construction, zipper, loops in back etc is heavy duty- which is great. They were reasonably priced (although a bulk discount would have been appreciated or a discount for being a non-profit youth org.

Extremely well made. For me its size is perfect, and the zipper works well.Two improvement suggestions:1. Include an outside pouch/slot for stuffing papers, tickets, and the like.2. Include an inside center or inside side divider. Dividers are nice to have.Those two are suggestions for future improvements only.It is said to be "water resistant, Heavy Duty Waxed Canvas." Heavy duty canvas yes, however not water resistant. My outdoor jackets and hats are oilskin (some may call them waxed cotton) thus waterproof. As a test, I placed the front of this pouch under a running faucet for about ten seconds, oops, it absorbed the water, yet did not soak through. Nope, not water resistant. My solution is use either Sno-Seal or Outback Duck Back Dressing on it. Both are used to waterproof canvas and cotton such as hats, jackets, pants, shoes/boots, gloves, and the like. Using them on this pouch will add much more resistance to water ingress, again not a complaint. Being as I am very familiar with oilskin and waxed canvass this pouch absorbing water is a bit disappointing, however an easy fast fix.Your question may be "will he return it" absolutely NOT! It is what I need for what I do, and with a bit of TLC it will be perfect. In fact, I will be purchasing another for use with my other projects I carry. Oh, the wife likes it as well.

So the pouch is small, which is what I wanted. Large enough to put your wallet and phone in, but that’s about it. What I like about it is it’s fairly soft but feels rugged, and you don’t look like you’re wearing a fanny pack. You can slide it around on your belt easily to avoid your car seatbelt or whatever. Nice little pack

This is a well made pouch that looks and feels far above the $10 price. I probably won’t use it as a belt pack but it will go camping, hiking, and traveling with me. The zippers are water resistant and YKK! All seams and stitching are well done and there are no over-stitches or loose threads. The entire pouch is about one inch deep so it has a defined bottom which will hold a lot more than a tapered bag. The wax coating on the canvas seems a bit thin but that can be remedied easily with some fresh wax and a little heat. Time will tell, but this little pouch should last for years. One minor note: the packaging is a bit overkill (pouch in a plastic box in a plastic bag in the plastic Amazon bag). Oh well, I’ll try to repurpose the box.

I don’t know if I will ever have the confidence to wear this on the belt, but who knows nice to have options. It works well for what I use it for and seems well made for the price. Zipper is smooth and it keeps my pack more organized.