Maxpedition Micro Pocket Organizer

This has a multi purpose role either for a few small tools, a small medical kit, or a fire kit for hiking.

I have stacks of different maxpedition pouches including the mini, I was still shocked when this tiny thing turned up, doesn't matter how many pics I looked at or videos of this pouch, not a single one really shows how small it is until it's in hand - however it's now turned out to be my favourite size pouch and I plan on making up smaller packs now and will Just keep my Beefy for family travel holidays for all our electrical and charging power banks etc. well over proved considering that there's is a buy one get one free offer on all the time in the US. Can't believe a company that wants to be at the top of thier game with EDC picked can't offer us Brit's a similar deal regularly. Also be nice if they squeezed in space for a small moral patch as there's patches small enough out there to for this.

I could not believe how much i could fit in this hip pocket sized organizer This is a list of items i carry inside: Victorinox Hiker, Leatherman Squirt PS4, Refrakta 1xAAA 65lumens CREE led torch, spare AAA battery, Silva Micro 28 compass, Gerber Shard with electrical tape wrapped around it, Stanley 4 in 1 pocket screwdriver, Rolson 9 in 1 micro screwdriver, mini Sharpie marker pen, Zebra pen, 6 waterproof matches and striker in a small resealable bag, 2 pages from a A6 waterproof notepad, 3 plasters, 2 antiseptic pads, low adherent dressing pad, 2 safety pins, thread and needle, nite-ize carabiner, 4 mini fishing glow sticks and couple small electrical connectors. All my usual EDC and emergency kit all in one organizer and i am still able to close it and it fits in my hip pocket, all together with items above it weights almost 400 grams, due to the weight i am carrying it in my shoulder bag or rucksack now. The build quality is great you really get what you pay for quality + design, made in Taiwan, this is the smallest organizer from Maxpedition range and personally i don't need a larger one for EDC, but if you like to carry a large multitool and not just a Squirt ps4, this may be too small. For travels ill need a lot more space so ill get the bigger EDC or Fatty organizer and they also use molle system, this one doesn't have molle or any belt loop, this is just a pocket organizer for hip pocket or bag. This is not waterproof, but i still prefer it over a metal tin kit as it is much easier to get to the tool i need and without a noisy metal sound. look at my images to see how it all fits in and check you tube and official maxpedition website for more information, sizing and reviews.

Plenty of reviews of the maxpedition gear online. I wanted something to use as a mini EDC tool pouch. This is perfect for what I want to carry. Any bigger and I'd be tempted to add unnessersary items. I would reccomend the quality of this pouch

Storing small tool kit.

As with all my Maxpedition kit, this one's something I measure the others by. Sure you pay a few quid extra for them but as it's always been, you do pay for better quality & with this brand, when you do it's never been a disappointment - have been using Maxpedition for a number of years now & have yet to be left hanging. Have set this one up- as an admin pouch for my EDC with writing implements & notebook. Handy to have the small stuff in one place.

Ideal small pocket organiser

Definitely helps keep the necessities together, I would keep it in a bag/vest as otherwise it’ll fill your pocket up on most jeans. Thinking of buying another for my specific hiking bag.