Positives: 4 Molle straps on the back. This really secures the pouch to your belt or pack. Dual zipper allows bag to be opened from the middle. Pouch stitching appears to be fine and I have tugged on the webbing aggressively to see if it would fail, it didn't. Has a drain gromet on the bottom middle. Outer webing is very nice, could probably mount a small molle flashlight horizontally. Negatives: Would have been nice if they had an inside sleeve or pocket. The seam on the front where the two panels are conjoined sticks into the pouch. It does lay flat, but could have been a little better. Overall good quality pouch for the price. This bag has a tag on the inside indicating it is a Condor brand product.

Excellent product, very versatile! Spacious, rugged construction. I thoroughly inspect all of my gear and this one passes muster.

I use this on my vest and put Gauze, Kerlex, Celox, Tourniquet, and a few other misc items and it works fine. Super deal, combined with the EMT pouch and a small fanny pack or small back pack they work great for a TEMS Medic keeping it light weight.

Good pouch, fits in the middle of MOLLE 133, vest. Use it currently to hold heavy duty scissors, emergency hammer and extra first aid gear. I wouldn't over-load the pouch. Good gear.

It was a lot bigger than I though it would be. Nice for simple storage and doesn't get in the way of an assault pack or smaller. I use it in conjunction with the MOLLE-136. It is great for carrying things like magnesium fire starter, gloves, map pens, protractor, WWII can opener, and gun cleaning kits (both M-4 and M-9). And I do mean all at the same time.

Good case...bad zipper. Only used twice and one of the zippers would not work. Not worth sending back to CTD because of postage.

This is the pouch I use to keep my varmint calls. Yes, I do wear them around my neck when I am hunting but I hate walking around with a noose around my neck so I tuck the calls in this pouch. Pretty handy and I think it protects the calls also.