"Now they call it a pocket organizer… I dunno what pocket you're putting this in." 🤣 Yeah pretty much. The larger Maxpedition pouches kind of make good compact tool bags, but I wouldn't call them pocketable. I have yet to find the pouch that really checks all of my boxes since I'm looking for something relatively small with REAL RFID blocking (since there'll be actual RFID credentials inside) and room for at least a couple tools. Viperade is made in Vietnam, which is an interesting change from the typical China and sometimes Taiwan make of most others.
Of the pouches you discussed I have and regularly use the Nutsac Commander, the Maxpedition, and the Viperade. I also have the Nutsac Double Admin and several Notorious AGPs. All have reasonably met my needs and served me well. However, the Nutsac and Notorious pouches do have an edge on quality of construction and interior organization of contents.
The Maxpedition Fatty is my car tool kit and I love it! I have several micro pocket organizers from Maxpedition also travel toolkit, travel tech kit, work EDC,… For first aid kits I use Tasmanian Tiger pouches And I have some ARC company wallets that I am trying to set up as an on body boo-boo kit or an on body tool kit
Im a Nutsac guy but they are expensive. I think the Viperade brand is good value. The overall king of pouches is definitely Maxpedition though. They just work and are very affordable.
I read through all of the comments expecting to see some people discussing the cost of the examples. Amazon has so many options in the $20 range. I can't see spending $50 on one.
Where do you find the PVC hook and loop patches like on the outside of the Viperade? Not a fan of their selection, and PVC morale patches I find elsewhere are never in that small size.
I have old maxpedition pouches that are still holding it down. Pico pouch looks interesting for the price. Viperade is nice too. I like the quality of data crew but they are a little overpriced
"Now they call it a pocket organizer… I dunno what pocket you're putting this in." 🤣 Yeah pretty much. The larger Maxpedition pouches kind of make good compact tool bags, but I wouldn't call them pocketable. I have yet to find the pouch that really checks all of my boxes since I'm looking for something relatively small with REAL RFID blocking (since there'll be actual RFID credentials inside) and room for at least a couple tools.
Viperade is made in Vietnam, which is an interesting change from the typical China and sometimes Taiwan make of most others.
Viperade and Hide & Drink are my two favorite makers so far for balancing quality with cost
That Viperade ve26 my go to favorite! 🙌🏽✅
I like the Mighty Pouch+ and the Alpaka Hub Pouch. They both don't hold a lot though but just enough for smaller pocket sized tools.
Of the pouches you discussed I have and regularly use the Nutsac Commander, the Maxpedition, and the Viperade. I also have the Nutsac Double Admin and several Notorious AGPs. All have reasonably met my needs and served me well. However, the Nutsac and Notorious pouches do have an edge on quality of construction and interior organization of contents.
I like me some Maxpedition, but Data Crew comes through on quality!
I concur
If you can get one lol
I’m stoked about this video! Would also like to know more about that Bosch power tool.
I like the Vault, Data Crew, and Maxpedition ones!
The Maxpedition Fatty is my car tool kit and I love it!
I have several micro pocket organizers from Maxpedition also travel toolkit, travel tech kit, work EDC,…
For first aid kits I use Tasmanian Tiger pouches
And I have some ARC company wallets that I am trying to set up as an on body boo-boo kit or an on body tool kit
NUT's the best sac's love them... Semper fi.
I just picked up the Viperad 10 it’s compact and holds my gear and I am looking at that Maxpidion Fatty 👍🏼👍🏼. 😎🇺🇸🤙🏼
All these pouches got some juice!
I’ve been absent lol great vid and pouches!
Id aslo suggest looking up GP pouches on tacswap ebay etc some of them have velcro loop inside so you can fit it with inserts to suit your needs
Im a Nutsac guy but they are expensive. I think the Viperade brand is good value. The overall king of pouches is definitely Maxpedition though. They just work and are very affordable.
I read through all of the comments expecting to see some people discussing the cost of the examples. Amazon has so many options in the $20 range. I can't see spending $50 on one.
I think they call it "pocket" organizer because it's intended to organize all the items and tools you normally put in your pockets into a go-to bag.
Data Crew Wts is my favorite but i didn't see it linked. Saved the best for last
I may need that Viperade
Where do you find the PVC hook and loop patches like on the outside of the Viperade? Not a fan of their selection, and PVC morale patches I find elsewhere are never in that small size.
I have old maxpedition pouches that are still holding it down. Pico pouch looks interesting for the price. Viperade is nice too. I like the quality of data crew but they are a little overpriced
Wingback for me, classy
I have a what a slider and maxpedition fatty. Love both of them but they are both for different niches
For a old man what is a Arie and what does it stand for.
“R.E.” Stands for ranger eyes. Mini patches for Velcro
Anybody know some pouches with loop on the inside so i can pannel it up however i want?
Hey X you mentioned a garage floor treatment that is even more durable than epoxy. What was it called again? Please and thank you Sir.
What up big dog. I have polyaspartic on my floors
@@MarineX you're a scholar and a gentleman 💯
Tuffpossum is good
im running out of door hinges...lol
No GBG love ? 😂😢
If I could get one
Bro how many freaking pouches/bags do you have lol I have 2 and I’m content
Too many 😆
@@MarineX I love it! Send me one haha 😂
@@MarineX let me get one for when I go out with my daughter and she needs snacks and I need my edc lol