MaxpeditionBag Fatty Pocket Organiser, Khaki

This pocket organiser wasn't as rugged as I had been expecting. That's probably my fault, as I had been comparing the construction to belt pouches from the same brand. The design meets my requirements and has been out to good use on a few recent trips. Pleased with my purchase particularly as at least £5 cheaper than other vendors.

Have had it for about a week. Seems well made, no issue as with materials and stitching. No issues when cramming gear in near capacity.I find the size a little strange, some of my standard tools (like a penknife) don’t fit in the elastic straps very well. For this reason alone I gave it 4 stars.

I had lots of stuff lying about the car & this pouch/bag is ideal to put most of my bits & pieces into, there is plenty of space & it’s well set out with pockets & elasticated straps to hold stuff securely, would definitely consider getting another

Great mid sized EDC, very well made and nice to touch. I love the layout inside the bag, very well thought out.

Does just what I needed for a every day carry.

Anyone considering buying a Maxpedition product will already know their great manufacturing quality and value for money.This item is really good quality with great double stitching is 'stress' areas. The zips are really good quality and I highly doubt they will fail, even in the most severe scenario. When you open the Maxpedition Fatty, it has a vast amount of what I can only describe as "loops". I was very surprised with how much I could fit in this pack and I know if you get one, you will be too!I use my Maxpedition Fatty Organiser Pouch as a general EDC (Every Day Carry) which is kept in my car 90% of the time. It contains several of my day to day requirements, including; various survival/outdoor, 4 x AA batteries, 4 AAA batteries, iPhone charger cable, Small tube of superglue, small pocket knife, first aid bandages etc, screwdriver pen, memory stick, 10m of ductape, bandana, 2 pencils, 1 small notepad and a spare lighter. I'm sure i'm missing out a few bits, but the pouch has so much more space available. I just need to fill it.It's nice to have a bit of peace of mind, knowing that most of the essentials I will need is contained within this small pouch.On the reverse of this pouch is MOLLE webbing loops. Very good for attaching to backpacks etc.Overall I am really happy with this pouch, and you can really fit so much into it.P

Brilliant thing. I used to use it for camping trips to keep gear in and when I worked as a bushcraft instructor. Now I take it to work with all the stuff I need in there and my access card for the secure door in the front pouch. Just swing it at the sensor on the way in by the handy little top handle. it holds loads of stuff in a really nice organised way. I've had it a good while and it's so well built there's no signs of wear at all. Great bit of kit.

Maxpedition bags are bombproof and served me well for many adventures over the years. I chose the “fatty” as my new on the go first aid bag and in my opinion fits my needs perfectly. This will fit in my bike packing bag, molle to compatible devices, in the top zipper on my rucksack or as an EDC for my Veldspar sling bag. I expect this to last a long time and recommend to those with similar needs. Patch is by Condor if interested.