- Skinny Pocket Organizer

I'm using this as a mini-toolbox setup that lives in my glove box for travel, and the form factor is exactly right. It's thin enough to fit in places a normal organizer wouldn't. Build quality is excellent. I've overpacked it a little and had to cinch the zipper tight to close it, and it just handles it. No straining, no warping. The fabric is thick and bulletproof-feeling, and the stitching looks like it'll outlive me. The interior loop layout is the part I didn't appreciate from the photos. There's a nice mix of widths, so a small pen, a flashlight, and a multitool all have their own home without having to wrestle anything in. One small thing: the back panel of mine arrived slightly bent up. I straightened it out and it's been fine since, but worth checking yours when it shows up. Size and weight matched what I expected from the listing. I'll probably pick up other sizes from this line next.

Very good quality I love these Max expedition pouches have a number of them for different uses. This one is a bit different. It’s nice and slim. It can be used for some different things. I have a nice kid inside of here that I use it for not too bulky. Looks great. Holds all the tools that I need not too big.

Plenty of room for my specific use. I use this to throw my cigars and accessories into a larger bag when traveling. It protects them nicely. I typically have 3 7"-60 ring cigars + a "V"and guillotine cutters and 4 relatively flat torch lighters. And even my Swiss Army "Cigar" tool fits. The cigars are in their own hard case for additional protection. And there is a little room left over.

If you're a guy, who tends to carry all your stuff in your pockets, look no farther than this "skinny pocket" organizer. Well, despite having read the specs and measurements, what arrived to my house two calendar days after I clicked to order was twice the length and width I was expecting. Like any guy, I managed to fit everything in it and well. Depth-wise it is actually skinny, but expandable to cover everything I put in the picture. It's nicely made with good quality zippers and loops and webbing!! (Why can't more bags have external and internal webbing, makes such a difference). I manage to keep my LG G5 protected with 2 spare batteries, a couple of checkbooks, the Cam Plus camera module, my reading glasses along with a USB rapid charger and USB cable comfortably, secure, and dry in this case. The internals have numerous loops, zippered compartments and velcro closures so that keys and other necessities are easy to get to (and harder to forget). The Maxpeditiion is a little pricier than many of the similarly sized bags, but if you consider that every day you don't have one, might cost you some of it's future contents. Buy it on Prime, and you won't regret buying it for one minute!

I was getting tired of fishing out items out of the glove box of my car. Advil? Screw driver?Multi tool? It’s all the way at the bottom of the bottomless pit that my glove box became! I’m loving this pocket size EDC bag. I love the functionality of all the various pockets and webbing. I have space for the miscellaneous stuff like the off bug repellent that you always seem to forget at some out door event. Need that bandage changed here are some spares! It’s like that junk drawer we all have in our kitchen. Boom I got a few batteries for your flashlight or whatever you need those double A’s for. As for construction of the case it’s made with premium materials. Easily you will get many years of service out of this bag. I’m overall pleased with this purchase and looking forward to buying more expedition products.

I bought the Maxpedition Skinny Pocket Organizer for a little sack to carry school supplies in. After seeing some of their products, this one seemed pretty much perfect for my needs, and indeed it is. It is almost a perfect fit for my TI-84 Plus CE calculator and is currently carrying three mechanical pencils with extra lead and erasers, two highliters, two Pilot G2s, a charging cord for the calculator, a multi-device charging cord, a wall USB brick, page hole repairers, and a data transfer cable. To summarize, this thing can hold a LOT of stuff. And it still has room for other things, such as a larger wall outlet and a higher capacity charging cord for my phone that I found I had extra room for. If you want something to help carry a bunch of smaller things, Maxpedition bags seem to be the way to go. There are a few downsides, though. The front pocket of the bag is velcroed down and not elastic. With my calculator in there, it is pretty much impossible to put anything in there, aside from a few dollars. The inside pen/flashlight holders are pretty stiff elastic which makes it hard to manipulate at times. Something to note is that if you have items with rubber grips, it will be even harder to pull them out of the slots. That's why, in the picture, I have oriented my writing utensils so that I can pull them down and out rather than up where the rubber will contact the elastic. The bag's material also seems to have some sort of static properties, and as you can see from my picture the back of it has been collecting dog hair and strands from my blanket. That's kind of par for the course when it comes to black fabric, but it is something to think about. Another downside (kinda) is that the name is ridiculous. There's no way anyone is carrying one of these bags in their pocket. Check out the dimensions they give you in the product information. My final conclusions are that this bag is good if you're looking at the slots and can see ways that you will use them. However, for most people, it is awkwardly sized and doesn't have enough give in the material. It's a niche bag, but it's very good at doing the specific things I need from a bag this size.

I'm a photographer / videographer who has to get on airplanes pretty often. Part of my job requires having a selection of tools with me in case I have to repair anything from a light fixture to a disengaged aperture in a lens. For years I've just thrown all of this stuff in various pockets in my backpack so when I'd go to the airport, I'd have to go though it to make sure all of the pokey things the TSA doesn't like where transferred to a checked equipment case. Enter Maxpedition. I first got the Fatty to get all of these tools and stuff in one easy to get to case but it was a little too small for everything. That's when I looked at the skinny. Then I struck me that having two organizers was great for me because I could have one of them that I always kept TSA safe and the other that I'd have to put in a checked case. So, I ordered a different color for the Skinny so I wouldn't always be reaching for the wrong one. This has worked out great because I know where everything is and I lessens the chance of donating an expensive multitool or something to the TSA! As for the quality of the product, these organizers are very rugged and well made. Check out the other reviews. Every time I've pulled one of these out on a shoot, someone on the crew wants to know what it is and where they can get one.

I bought this to store some flashlights and charging accessories when I travel, it's just the right size for what I use it for and it seems like high quality.

Perfect for my long edc tools ! Great quality

The pouch is very well made. Reinforced at all critical points. Zipper runs smooth although it needs to be broken in. Over time the zipper runs smoother. The layout is excellent for my needs. Use this for my camera gear. All the little things one needs to take pictures and do small "field repairs". Because of the smaller width of the pouch it fits perfectly in my camera bag with all the small items I had scattered around in my backpack. I have a second one for my fire starter kit in my hiking backpack. The pouch feels sturdy but yet lightweight. It folds open flat so it easy to see the content of the pouch.

Erstaunlich geräumig. Top verarbeitet - Maxpedition eben. Reichlich Möglichkeiten zur Untergliederung und sicheren Befestigung der Gegenstände im Inneren dank vieler fester Gummischlaufen. Gut auch ein flaches Reißverschlussfach für Kleinteile. Auch das aufgesetzte Netzfach (mit Klettverschluss) macht Sinn für flache Gegenstände, da schnell drauf zugegriffen werden kann bei geschlossener Tasche. Klasse auch die Maxpedition-typische Schlaufe, um die Tasche schnell aus dem Rucksack zu ziehen und zu tragen. Ich persönlich finde die TacTies (die man dann zusätzlich bräuchte) etwas fummelig, falls man die Tasche mal außen am Molle befestigen möchte, aber sicher Gewöhnungssache. Die Klettfläche außen ist immer gut, um z. B. mit einem Patch den Inhalt deutlich zu machen.

Good quality pouch organizer.

Produto muito bom e prazo de entrega também.