PETAC GEARTactical Mini Drop Pouch Fanny Pack Tool Pouch for Tactial Vest Chest Rig

I use this as an EDC hip pouch instead of mounted on my body armor: it's the perfect size to fit my phone, multitool, ear plugs, and a cat tourniquet. It secures to the inner belt of my PETAC gun-belt, and the gun-belt itself velcros right over it and keeps it in place so the zipper is directly below the magazine pouches.

This is large enough to carry things at the lower part of my vest while at the range, but not so big that it’s in the way. It easily attached with the Velcro. I keep it as a second IFAK and “boo boo” kit for students

Great little pouch can be used for meds snacks and other little things you may have can secure a ms2000 strobe with the elastic retainers in the pouch compact size is a pluse your get in and out of vehicles a lot you hardly notice the pouch one gripe I do have is that it produces a brighter IR signature might be a draw back for some people but it does show bright under NVGs but overall great pouch

Top notch, great price. Real YKK zipper and Cordura construction, with stout velcro.

Using it as a IFAK pouch since it’s smaller and more accessible to use. The elastic webbing on the bottom is definitely something one should watch out for. After trying to put TQ on it the edges of the stitching started to fray. Other than that it works for my needs.

Nice little pouch for a notebook and pencil for out in the field. Also didnt realize it had a tourniquet holder under the pouch. A great add that I appreciate

If you want to throw together a little IFAK in this pouch it does so pretty well, not the best design for abdomen ifaks but will get the job done for sure. Also makes for a great snack pouch haha! Great addition to the start of my new rig

Since I run my Truama Kit elsewhere, and my tourniquets are already in place with items from Trex Arms. I realized I was missing a crucial piece of kit. Calories. Inbetween getting caught larping in my mom's basement and range days, I often spend my time going kits pics and videos like they are my drug addiction. Even the most popular minute man kits lack quick access to calories. Everyone's an Operator until your tum-tum says it's hungry lol I was looking for a dangler pouch that wouldn't cost me $100+So here I am.Pros:It was cheap, but worth every penny. Build quality seems decent for what I paid for it. Uh... its small, which in this case is a good thing. It doesn't get in the way of my belt line which is a plus. There is velcro if you need to show the people you're larping with what nerdy things you like and being a little suggestive at the same time with how low it is, also a plus I guess. If it gets wrecked, I can replace it no issues. Cuz... cheap.They actually had it in Ranger Green, huge plus.Cons:It's cheap, but how long it will last remains to be seen, I understand everyone's milage may very. This is my first dangler pouch on a plate carrier, so it feels... weird. That's not a manufacturer issue, more of an end user thing.There is this semi-elastic band on the bottom and I can't figure out what it was intended it to be used for. Tourniquets or a bundle of chemlights, maybe. But if your sack isn't stuffed full of crap. The long hard things aren't staying in that loop. I tried it and looked like a moron having to keep picking up my tourniquet like a dunce. Don't be a dunce like me. Learn from my mistake.Overall:I can hold 1,300-1,600 calories in this little guy. Which is my average intake for a day anyway. So chualk that up to a nice added bonus. Not healthy food I am aware. But I'm sure if I min-max foods and air in the bags I can cram something else in there.Anyway, maybe this review will help, who knows. Just a civilian with an opinion here.