Maxpedition Gear Cocoon Pouch, Khaki, Medium

Perfect for what I needed. This pouch sits in the center console of my car, and it holds three pens, a mechanical pencil, lip balm, a Bic lighter, and a few other odds and ends. I know exactly what to reach for instead of having to dig around at the bottom of the console. Price was right, and of course since it is Maxpedition I know it is going to last forever and a day.

Useful well made pouch

Using this to hold safety glasses on the shoulder strap of my range bag. It's a tough squeeze, and this pouch would be improved immensely by being maybe 3/4" bigger around so it'd fit a proper pair of sunglasses which are less tolerant of being forced and twisted to fit compared to plastic frames with polycarbonate lenses on eye protection.Would probably be almost perfect as a tinder/fire pouch attached to a camping pack though. Would fit a medium ferro rod, a lighter, tube of storm matches and some fire plugs or waxed rope pretty well.

I want to love this little bag, but I need to to be just, like 20% bigger in all directions. 😂 See photos for examples.Fitment / Usability:-2 1.5" diameter medication bottles side-by-side: no way.-2 1.5" diameter medication bottles top-to-bottom: yes, but tight on diameter with the bottle caps.-iPhone XR w/ case: Yes, but tight on width.-iPhone XR w/ case + Galaxy S7 Edge w/ case: Yes. No change from iPhone alone. Tight on width, stacked height wasn't quite maxed out.-12 pc 3/8" socket rail: No. Only fit with top half of sockets removed.-12 pc 3/8" sockets with ratchet: Yes, but tight on length due to ratchet, and sockets had to be arranged flat or else it was too wide/tall and wouldn't zip.-2 8x2 row bit holders with mostly 50 mm bits, 5.9" cobra pliers, 6.3" cutters, 4" driver handle: Yes, but tight in all directions.Like others said, there could be a few more rows or MOLLE straps, or some closer to the edges, to keep the ends from flapping in the breeze. The quick-clip thing would not fit around my fabric attachment strap, so I took it off.Form Factor:I love the form factor - short, long tube with top-mount zipper - works well on top of my Hazard4 MOD messenger bag. Ideally, I think I'd love it if it were 1" bigger in all directions. 2x side-by-side rows of MOLLE, maybe 9x3x3" or 9x3.5x2" (wider and shorter). Unfortunately, I haven't found any other MOLLE pouches in this form factor, so I've just ordered a pouch that should work and I'll have to stitch strapping onto it.Quality:I've only had it 2 days and haven't left my house yet because it's Coronatime, so I can't say much either way yet. I will say, it does not feel as sturdy as I would like it to feel, but that might also be relative to the number of things I'm trying to stuff into it. If I end up using it for something like storing phone chargers and USB cables, I'm sure it'd feel fine. For tools, it's a little light. I honestly can't figure a perfect use case. Utensils? Rain poncho would be pretty tight. Cables, sure. I'll keep trying things.

Superior construction and materials. Zipper is very sturdy and works smoothly

I have this on a carabiner hanging from a belt loop. It contains Pens, Sharpies (black and silver), and a small ruler. I love always having backup pens and Sharpies for any occasion. But I'm one of those people who will carry two flashlights and two (or more) knives on me at any time.

I set a couple of these up with a folding toothbrush, a couple disposable razors, nail clippers , pocket comb, eye drops, Burts Bees lip balm and a hotel size bar of soap. Still have a little room to spare and take up hardly any room in your pack.

I bought this product to have quick-access pouch for a monocular to my Maxpedition Neatfreak organizer. The included 'slick clip' made it easy to attach to the shoulder strap. Easy access, durability and detachability--everything I look for in PALS/MOLLE type carry gear!