CondorT & T Pouch

I use this as an alternative to a toiletry kit, and it bloody fantastic. I have some basic first aid supplies, all my usual toiletry needs, a manicure set, an emergency knife, a lighter, and penlight in here. With a stunning amount of stuff packed in, including a full sized deodorant and travel shave gel, it still zips easily. The quality of the piece is evident of the weight of the nylon, and the quality of the stitching. I have it lashed to the molle ii ruck I was as my luggage. My mother in law had gotten me a very nice Italian leather bag while there on vacation a few years ago, but using it, I couldn't help but notice that travel bathrooms are often, especially with my boys, moist locations. There's always shower steam, splash from the sinks, toothbrush splatter, etc... when we travel, and I was watching horrified while this gorgeous hunk of leather took a beating. It's lack of internal organization also meant that moist toothbrushes were going in willy nilly with bottles of cologne and deodorant, and I didn't like that idea either. Switching to this bag means everyone's toothbrushes get their own slot, nothing is rubbing tits with anything it shouldn't be,and it's nylon, I don't sweat splatter or steam or anything else really.

-Loop on the outside is Nice and Good Quality too, you can slap any number of things to it, and there it is.The zippers are bibbed, so they arent much "Grab-and-yank", but at the same time your equipment or documents would stand a chance in a drizzle with these heavy zippers, if you crammed stuff in here and zipped it shut you might get away with it... The side straps are sweet too- quick fold up, if you load the pouch right it will retain the contents surprisingly well.I have my Condor TT pack hooked to a condor 2pt bungie sling via the metal D loops on the pouch- "messenger" style - and the Construction of the bag is such that it can stand alone- even though i'm gonna clip it to my Maxpedition Sabercat for long hikes. -Lots of room for extras like a compass and kindle, small HAM radio like mine or a Hybrid Flashight and a small fixed blade... Although- The pouch is just a little too slim for any of the Large 4 AA SteriPens though, my defender needs a bit more safety (Hence the Sabercat)...The slip pocket on the inside fits a moleskine paperback 6" journal perfect, with room for a large pen to slide in on the end, either side. The zippered pocket on the opposite inside cover is good for slim and soft items like a Tetra Dry Lube Cloth or Mylar Sheet. The Map sleeve is nice- detachable and secure - like one should be. Another Favorite of mine is how it packs plenty of small molle style pen loops on the inside for stuff like saftey pins and paper clips, screwdrivers or rifle cartridges, there must be 14 lil loops inside for stuff like that.Good Pouch.

Bought this to store all my small tools and items for camping. Wide variety of elastic bands ensures that everything will find a place in this pouch. It has two pouches behind the bands for larger items. A must have for camping, backpacking, or bushcrafting.

Pros:4 Tac-tiesVinyl map pouchEverything else that isn't a conCons:Lousy exterior hook and loopNo key-clipOnly one horizontal elastic retainerFor starters, I like Condor products for their ingenuity. Overall, Condor products lack the quality and workmanship of the more higher-priced brands like Maxpedition or Spec-Ops, but what they lack in overall toughness, they really make up for in price and design. When I'm looking for things like a backpack or some other highly abused item, I buy the higher-priced brands. When I'm looking for a MOLLE compatible organizer, I go right for Condor, and the TNT pouch definitely did not disappoint. This is one of those products that has so many features that it requires a long review, so if you don't feel like reading on, you can stop here and just buy the pouch. I guarantee you won't be disappointed.It's made of the same material that all Condor products are made of, I think 600D polyester or nylon. It's comparable in size to the MA41 Rip-Away EMT pouch, and I have the two side-by-side for comparison. For an idea, the outside dimensions of the TNT pouch are as long as a folded map, about 1/3 wider, and about as thick as your wrist. The outside has hook and loop webbing for attaching nametags or MOLLE/PALS organizers on one side, and on the other are 4 tac-ties and webbing to attach the pouch to a larger pack. The addition of the tac-ties is great. No other brand gives you the tac-ties to attach the pouch, they are always bought separately. Also, you really only need two tac-ties to secure the pouch, so you have two spares if you have other pouches that need them. I keep two woven into the webbing, and I use the other 2 on some Maxpedition pouches I have. There are also two hook and loop tabs mid-way up both ends of the pouch and which act as zipper stops if you want to use the pouch as more admin-like. The hook and loop is terrible tho, and not very strong. The tabs will definitely wear out eventually, and its one of the reasons I dropped the pouch a star. Overall it won't kill the pouch, but it's a downer.Inside, there are two long pockets, one on each side, with one being zippered and the other open. There is foam padding sewn into both sides of the pouch, making the longer pockets somewhat suitable for storing small electronics, but decreasing the total interior space. Both pockets fit maps length-wise, but the fit is very snug and its a little difficult to get maps out of the zippered pouch. There is a variety of different sized elastic retainers on each side. The stitching isn't doubled, and the retainers are all slightly different sizes (typical of Condor). The lack of double stitching on the elastics is what I hate about Condor. The elastics are obviously the most highly used and strained part of the whole pouch, yet they get the least reinforcement. It makes no sense, and it's another reason why I dropped the TNT pouch one star. Another reason why I dropped it a star is because there is only one set of horizontal elastic retainers, located at the bottom of the bag. It can hold a flashlight, paracord, bandages, etc., and its a cool feature as it utilizes unused space, but unless everything else you put in the elastics is shorter than the pouch is wide, there can be some unused space.There is a draw string cord with barrel lock that allows the pouch to be used in a more desk-top like way, and I've seen these attacked to the fronts of backpacks and chest-rigs and used just like a desk. I replaced my cheap string with paracord. The tabs that the cord runs through are not double stitched (grrrr Condor) so be careful if you stress the cord too much. There is no key-clip, which I feel is a gross oversight considering its highly conceivable someone might want to clip in a set of keys or some other item. The vinyl map pouch is actually folded in half, with one half secured to the inside via hook and loop. Its a cool feature, but I removed mine stuck it in another bag, as it takes up a lot of spaceSo in conclusion, I love this pouch. I bought it as an everyday carry pouch for work and travel, and it fits the bill perfectly. I wanted something that didn't look too military-like, but had all the features of a mil-spec pouch (I'm not calling this mil-spec, only mil-spec-like). I also wanted it to be able to be a admin-style so when I open the pouch, everyone can't see what I have inside. This pouch has the awesome feature of being both admin-style and adjustable clamshell-style. The pouch is great, get it, you won't be disappointed as long as you don't abuse it too much.

As the title states, this tool & tech MOLLE pouch is another great product built to the standards we’ve come to expect from Condor products. Stitching, zippers, etc. are all great!As seen in the pictures, I’ve got it attached to the front of my Condor Medium Assault Pack and it fits perfectly and very securely. I have a decent amount of things already inside, and it has much more room to be utilized yet.Also has the dual D-rings on the top exterior of the pouch for alternative methods of connecting/hanging.All around would definitely recommend this product for anyone who wants a way to organize their tools/tech in a quickly accessible way. It does also fit the front of a chest rig very well, with the drawstring keeping it from flopping all the way open being a great feature!

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Perfect tablet organizer just slightly too small.

Fantastic pouch used by many indirect fire supporters with the Canadian Forces.- Lots of pouches for pens/pencils- Room for notepads and write-in-the-rain pads.- Easy clip attachment points.

Que se puede decir de este producto el mejor pouch tactico vale mas de lo que cuesta, completamente satisfecho, multiples funciones y usos excelente para anclarce en mochilas mayores de 30 litros chalecos o uso individual