Condor Roll-Up Utility Pouch Tactical Reviews, Deals, Problems and Guides

First, the product holds 5+ empty PMAGS and occupies about the same space as a mag pouch when stowed. Sturdiness is similar to another commercial dump pouch I own. It feels solid enough to get the job done, and I like the drawstring and internal velcro to tuck the lid inside (out of the way).

Second, this site is a great company. They have gone out of their way to take care of me when I've called (a real live human customer service). Prices seem reasonable compared to others. Shipping cost a few bucks but was fast. In fact, I ordered products (same speed shipping) from here and a competitor with a planet full of optics. These guys delivered faster by days. Will definitely buy well-priced products from these nice folks again!

I use this for my 30 oz Yeti tumbler with paracord handle. The drawstring closure gathers just over the brim to secure it. The top flap doesn't quite close over my cup, but the drawstring closure holds it secure. I tie the drawstring over the top, just minimize the loose ends. The straps are plenty secure against the side of my backpack, so it doesn't flop around. The grommet at the bottom allows some circulation to dry out the inside just in case my water sloshes out a bit. Exactly what I wanted.

I only give it 4 stars because when it's folded up, the elastic draw strings stick out of it and are hard to keep them tucked in. I don't want them to get snagged on anything causing me to not be able to get out of any situations that may need me to move. I'll probably just remove them. But the pouch seems sturdy, the stitching and snaps are tight, and it is definitely big enough to put a few mags or whatever in while in use.

This is a great pouch to include in a plate carrier set up. It's a Condor product so we know it's a good product. It's very very versatile and very handy! It's nice and small when tucked up and 'not in use' and when deployed it's a wide mouth dump bag/accessory bag etc. It has excellent draw strings to secure your gear. You'll love it.
I like how I can keep a couple of soft items in it ,like gloves and earplugs, when it's in the folded/tucked up 'not in use' position. I'm not a fan of rigs that have a million pouches all over them....I like what's needed....this pouch makes the cut. You definitely want this pouch on your rig.

Whether for a backpack or a belt, this is a great pouch for MOLLE systems. Rolls up small, expands large, and is very sturdy. I have two, one for my emergency tools and one for a long rope that's easily deployable. (Who want to unroll and unkink a hank of rope during an emergency?) Coiled neatly, this pouch is large enough for 100' of 500 lbs. rope. For the toolbag (which is rather heavy), I ran a length of 550 cord through the drainage grommet on the bottom and tied it off to an old D-ring I put inside. I use that cord to secure the bottom of the pouch for more stability.

Good little pouch for the money. Has held up well. It lives on my climbing belt for work and I use it to hold fittings and other such things. The draw string works well holding things in while working but still easy to remove what you want. Can't beat it for the money.

The pouch was well made, and looked really good. Hands down the best feature of his pouch is it’s versatility. Tucked in, it is a small pouch that takes up very little space. In use though it is big enough to put several spent mags in or any other small gear. The only draw back is whatever you put in it whether mags or small loose gear it’s noisy when you move around a lot. Other than that solid piece of gear.

I have been using this for a dump bag for my empty magazines. It stays open when you want it to. The fact that you can fold it up when not using it takes it from great to awesome. I am very happy with it.

My job requires me to carry a bunch of very large round objects and transport them From one point in a ship to another, with ordering these I am now able to carry so much more with my hands free which you need on a rocking ship. They fit perfectly on my plate carrier or duty belt.
The pouch extends large enough to carry a small puppy or two and folds back up into basically nothing. The top can be tied down.

I have a 5.11 Rush 72, and this Condor pouch is a great cost effective/durable alternative pouch compared to 5.11 pouches of similar style with colors matching closely enough in the OD green that it didn't raise any eyebrows to my critical and picky eye. I also received a decent discount at this fantastic site. I am well pleased.