MaxpeditionCAP Compact Admin Pouch

Got this for the looks. Functionality was sub par with other brand pouches I’ve tried before. Maxpedition delivered with this model. Works with everything I needed to carry for emergency tools.This is the first Maxpedition product I’ve ever purchased. Construction, materials, and functionality surprisingly surpassed all of my expectations. Added everything I needed and then some. I’ll probably get two more for each vehicle. Extremely satisfied. Will definitely purchase more from this brand.

I was looking for a good pouch for electronics cables and charging adapters, and this pouch seems to fulfill my needs perfectly. I've been populating it with components from other pouches, and there's definitely room to grow, and room for pens & small tools. Maxpedition makes great stuff as always, their newer AGR line is quite good, and I'm slowly moving my equipment to those bags and pouches.

Replaced my aging Pacsafe Metrosafe 100 with this.I thought it would be the same size but even though it is smaller, it fits more than I was able to fit in some other similar sized bags that I bought and don't use. Best thing about buying the other bags was the straps that came with them. I have been trying to get down to the essentials (Yes a folding spork is essential) and this is perfect. I relocated the TAC Ties to the front and used them to attach some small pouches to the front. My Klein Telecom Scissors, and Gerber EAB slide into the MOLE in the back. I use a couple of belt clips and hang it from my belt normally. The zippers seem to get better as time goes on. At first I was a little worried about them.

I knew beforehand of the creed behind Maxpedition gear. Buy once cry once. Build and functionality is always top notch and this is no exception to that. I use this pouch as a impromptu toolkit when going to other people’s houses or even around the house as I essentially have all the functionality of my bigger toolbag in a deceivingly small pouch.It currently holds: Klein shears, tape measure, bits and sockets, vise grip, Knipex Cobra pliers, wire strippers, screwdriver, ratchet and bit extender, magnetic pickup tool, and a hex and allen folding key set with room to spare.

Great pouch. Much improved from their original line of pouches. There definitely is a break-in time, as with all Maxpedition gear, but once it's broken in, it's great. I'm upgrading from the Fatty organizer, and one of the improvements is that the pals/molle webbing is now 5 units tall. With the Fatty's 3 unit tall webbing, it was flopping over quite a bit from my backpack. With the 5 units tall webbing, it's very secure against the backpack, and feels like an integral part.I use mine to carry pens and "office supplies", and it's great for that purpose. The fact that all the loops are oriented vertically allows me to carry lots of longer items. Also, the variety of loop sizes is a plus.

Great little Maxpedition Pouch with the right amount of separation(s) and organization for my EDC needs. I probably wasted money on similar, lessor quality pouches. This pouch seems is made better than most, and for me the carry/grab handle makes all the difference for me. My first Maxpedition product ever, and Yes, I would purchase again. Hope this helps.

First off, I have been buying Maxpedition for over 10 years so if you are like me and expecting the same tank like build of their old stock, this isn't it.The design, considering this is their first foray into "Tacticool" verses "Tactical", they did a better job than most in the overall design and function but their is a few things that could use improving.THE GOOD:Nice low profile, I use this everyday as an EDC on my belt and it sits very close to your body.Higher quality than any other waist pack on the market.Decent zippers and smartly organized interior.Does not scream TACTICAL.Only has two pockets which minimizes having to fumble through multiple openings.Molle clips included with bag are awesome. Easy on easy off and almost as sturdy as Malice clips.Molle webbing on the back is complete unlike their other waistpacks they make that had a big space in the middle which minimizes function.Can set gap in molle straps just large enough for your belt which minimizes vertical shifting since web platform is solid all the way down.THE BAD:Nylon is not as heavy a weave as their earlier gen stuff which gives it less form when empty and floppier on opening.Zipper pulls are horrible, they get intertwined when bouncing around on your waist, I replace mine with paracord pulls.Zippers are very close together which minimizes tactile memory so you have to look what you are opening.Both compartments are zippered. Would have preferred a flapped front pocket (like the M-5) for easier access to cell phone.Side D-rings interfere with zipper function, I cut mine off.Handle is too close which makes it useless when you fill the bag, I cut mine off.All in all this is a nice bag but if you are used to the old heavy nylon they used to produce, you will not like this bag. It is what it is, a very compact, lightweight minimalist EDC bag that sits nice and close to your body. With a few modifications, I learned to like it more than I initially did.I like it, but I don't love it. Old school heavier nylon and less bells and whistles like the carry handle and it would be perfect.

The only thing I don't like about it is that it opens at the top. I wish it would open up like a book. It would be much more convenient to use.