MoKasi Tactical MOLLE Pouch EDC Utility Waist Belt Gadget Gear Bag Tool Organizer with Cell Phone Holster Holder

I bought it to add to the molle on my " Dirty Packs " , my wife and i have 2 bags packed identically i bought 4 of these to add 2 to each pack. We're both avid hikers and backpackers here in Colorado and often a road trip can turn into a couple days of Mountain fun. These are simply for smaller items that we need quick access to. I should add the Carbiner clip is cheap, i through real Climping ones on ours as added gadgets just incase.

I have the awkward situation of wandering around with two cell phones all the time. One is an LG G Stylo (a rather large phone) and the other is an iPhone 6. I also need the ability to recharge these phones from battery packs.I got this case to fit on my molle belt -- and it fits fine. Internally, it has two main compartments separated by a partition, and each main compartment also has an additional webbing compartment.I was able to fit a Hype 6000 mAH portable USB charging battery in each web compartment, my LG G Stylo in the main compartment closest to the body and the iPhone 6 in the other main compartment with no trouble. And there was still room for two compact USB cables.It is not *waterproof* though it is resistant against light sprinkles. But if you expect to be in a torrential downpour, put your electronics in some ziploc bags before putting them in the case.This is a nice, sturdy unit and it is very well made. I am very impressed!Please note I have only used this attached to molle gear, and I have not used it via any other form of attachment.

I absolutely love this! I carry a lot of stuff around in my pockets. I'm a delivery driver for work and on my off days from deliverying I sit on a forklift and this holster case keeps my pockets free from all the bulk I usually load them with which includes charging cables wallet etc and this thing lightens my load I have no bulge in my pockets poking me in various uncomfortable places. It's truly a life saver for me. I plan on buying at least 2 more for extras and maybe gifts. If you have a job where you need to carry around lots of little things in your pockets and don't wanna lug around a backpack or something similar I highly recommend picking one of these up

Flimsy and worthless. The design is cool but the execution is cheap to the point of being a fraud. I've now gone through two of these and the stitching failed on both of them within 3 weeks of use at my zoo job. The belt straps have torn off on both of them and the stitching along the top of one failed in a spot that had very little stress of any sort. Very disappointing. I would like to find something identical but made with some integrity and quality.

I was worried this was going to break on my trip and to my surprise, it didn't.I've overstuffed it and the snaps on the back have stayed on my belt without unclipping. The plastic buckle has been secure and the elastic for the outside pocket has held up well. I put my iPhone 7+ in the inside pocket (with zipper) and the outside I put my extra battery pack. I still have room for my eyeglass case and cables. It's a little bulky but not terrible. Definitely, recommend this if you're looking for a Molle Bag.

I got this pouch 09-27-17 and it works well for me.It fits my ZTE Sonata 3 cell-a-phone which is about 5 inches X 3 inches.It also held my Off Grid Tactical Pen ok although I would have preferred the bottom of the pen holderto have been open to allow for a better fit.The inside sections of the pouch held some of my EDC items well enough.No complaints there.The only issue I had was 1 of the snaps commin unsnapped when I bent over with it on my belt.I dont neccessarily blame the pouch though as I suspect the problem lied morewith my pants havin a belt loop on the hip side which made it hard for meto slide the pouch back enough to avoid puttin strain on the snaps in the first place.For purposes of refference...The pants I speak of are the wrangler classic fit that can be found on amazon.The belt loop on the hips side is what Im talkin about.Id still recomend this pouch to anyone lookin for a decent and reliable cell-a-phone pouchthey can wear on their belt OR put on any back pack with a MOLLE strap system.

Bought this as a "hipbelt pocket" for my Osprey pack, as that is the one feature that my pack didn't seem to include. After some minor modifications to the hipbelt, found a way to affix this molle bag in just the right position. Love that it securely holds my HTC10, as I'm generally using the GPS on my phone to map my route, navigate, and of course keep handy for any videos/photos. Also, the double pocket design works well for holding things like a knife, minor first aid gear, and plenty of snacks to keep moving without dropping your pack and rifling through your other contents.Only knock is that zippers - while "good" - are not YKK's and I'll be surprised if they hold up long-term once they get the standard trail grime in them. Also, one of the pockets is closed with the zipper to the left side, while the other closes with the zipper all the way to the right. Odd setup and would have preferred they both open/close from the same side.

I'm happy with it, so far. It's clearly not military grade, but I'm not deploying to Afghanistan, and I think it will hold up to my needs.I don't know what kind of tiny phones they used to demo it, but that front pocket barely holds my bus pass and employee ID. However, my Samsung Galaxy S5 fits in the front zippered pocket, even with its protective case. There's even just enough room to zip it over the plug of my earbuds, which have an L-shaped plug (House of Marley Smile earbuds). I don't think it would work with a straight plug.