Condor Sidekick Pouch Tactical Reviews, Deals, Problems and Guides

Hey, that's pretty good! For the price you pay, these condor accessories are excellent. No problems weaving it and feels very secure. Stuffed it with an IFAK and am pleased with the results. I'm aware my IFAK will likely rot to dust before I'll ever need it, but it's fun! The zippers feel like they are going to explode into every direction one day, but this is very affordable and looks great!

I use more than one of these, both inside and outside (on the MOLLE) of my Backpacks (MARPAT ILBE with included assault pack) and 5.11 Tactical Rush 72. I make extensive use of these. I use them outside the packs on the MOLLE to hold a variety of gear. Inside the packs, I connect two of them together at a time (a couple of these attached together per compression sack. I make extensive use of compression sacks to maximize room. I use them to hold extra meds and medical supplies in some, batteries, extra LED flashlights, tools, etc...... in others). I use masking tape and sharpie markers on the bags so I can tell at a glance what's in them (i.e. Meds: pain killers and tranquilizers, Meds: anti-biotics, med supplies: sutures, bandages, quick clot, sulpha powder, etc......, Batteries, flashlight and tools, Repair:Field fix it and sewing kit/aqua seal and shoe glue, and so on. They work great. I even use them to keep extra mags and loose ammo (labeled by gun type/caliber/capacity/ammo type. So many uses and they fit everywhere you have room. That's why, along with several Condor pouches, I own several. Inexpensive, durable, and keeps things easily accessible. Great value for money

Probably my favorite condor pack. It can be set up as a tool kit, first aid, etc. the elastic webbing has great placement and a good variety of different sized loops. For me they work great as a general purpose gear bag (half utility / half first aid). I can (barely lol)fit a small multi tool, flashlight, fire starter, 20’ of 550 paracord, 1 tourniquet, 2 Israeli bandages, hemostatic crystal pouches, trauma shears, medical tape and some Advil. Lots of stuff for such a small pouch.

Using this pouch as a med kit. Does not hold a lot but hold what I need to plug a hole. TG EMS shears fits perfect inside a long with a few pressure dressings and bandages.

I was hoping there'd be more room in this pouch, but interior elements take up some that basically defeat the reason I bought it - to carry required components for a hike (a few medical necessities, compass, car keys, etc.). Still, it's not a bad addition to my ammo belt and allows for storage of some small curio found along the trail. Quality stitching throughout enhances its appeal.

This pouch is awesome It’s the second one I’ve purchased. I use it as an IFAK the elastic bands keep the items inside secure. It’s a great size and has many aplitcations. I like that it has Velcro for patches to identify what on the inside.

I attached this to the back of my 3 Day Assault pack. It lets you store small, essential gear that you want to have quick access to. It provides additional storage so you are not stuffing the pack and since it is fairly small it is does not add significant weight to the pack. Very convenient. It is a great product and a worthwhile investment. Five Stars.

The Condor Sidekick is awesome. The description is dead on and it can work as a small tool organizer or a place to hold anything you may need day to day. I strap mine on a belt and wear it on my hip. It’s well made and durable. I bought a second one almost immediately after the first arrived.

At first I wasn't sure if this pouch would meet my needs. But after getting it in the mail and looking at it I was really surprised. It turned out to be just what I needed. It will not hold everything but the kitchen sink but it's a nice pouch.

I velcroed the correct holster for my EDC weapon, on the inside of the biggest compartment. I modified the Velcro loop that came with the pouch to fit an extra magazine. This completely solves all the holster issues, I had. Thank you.