MaxpeditionMini Pocket Organizer

I have the micro, this Mini, and the EDC Pocket organizer each built into little mini tool kits. This Mini hits the sweet spot for me between the three sizes. It's what I previously kept in my bag when I was working in the field as a tech, and it's still what I carry in my bag when out and about and on trips. I've attached a couple of older pics that show my previous setup and one newer pic that shows the current setup since swapping in a Leatherman Rebar, Prestacycle ratcheting bit driver, some Wera bits, a small 14500 light, and a few other tweaks.

Maxpedition build quality is top notch.

Small but filled with accessory pockets

So I was in need of a bag to carry various cords and other electronic related stuff I have around my house but forget where it is. Got this pocket organizer to keep things in one spot and be able to just grab so I could also put in my backpack or just take with me on the go. It is great for all that.As you can see from the picture, I keep my cords and USB memory sticks along with some other stuff that is in the deep pockets behind all that stuff. It is remarkable how much it can carry. The one thing I would point out is that (obviously) if you pack bulky stuff in the organizer .... the organizer is going to bulge. I'm okay with that as it is still compacted. However, I have changed things out at times to reduce the bulge while also carrying what I need.

It’s a great size for the glove box or a back pack or bug out bag. Fine materials and craftsmanship.The YKK zipper is of best quality, and being waterproof is another awesome feature to keep all your stuff in good condition. I would highly recommend

- The biggest maxpedition organizer that reliably can fit inside most cargo pants pockets (the E.D.C. is too long for most cargo pockets). It fits just fine on length but usually has about 1 to 2 inches margin on the sides. In some cargo pockets it can fit horizontally. Also fits in some front pant pockets and most internal jacket / coat pockets (men's clothes sizes assumed on all pockets).- Measured outside dimensions when full: 4.5 to 4.75 by 6.5 inches (can be stuffed up to 2 inches thick).- Barely bigger than my "micro" which is 4 by 6 inches (up to same stuffed 2 inches thick). And holds just a bit more than the micro since so much room is taken up in the mini by the organizational loops and better build quality. I might selectively remove some of the organizational features to increase it's capacity.- But is better quality than the micro and can be horizontally attached to a belt through the pals webbing (a 1.5 inch belt works just fine, a 1.75 inch belt might work but would be a squeeze).

Outside in, the mesh compartment is big enough to hold 8+ 1/4 drive socket set. The hook & loop is strong and feels quality. Zippers are great and don’t catch on anything. On the backside of it there’s a molle portion for those that want to slap it on a bag or something.The inside has quality bungees and 2 compartments for thinner goodies. I use mine as a mini tool kit.Overall a great quality, lightweight, and versatile pouch, highly recommended.

I was a hater of Maxpedition for a number of years but really they just have some of the best products and by best I mean best materials and best design. I currently use this as my daily carry EDC pocket organizer. Admittedly I have it too toughed for a comfortable all day pocket carry but to carry in my pocket from place to place it works great.