20 Best Admin Pouch For Plate Carrier (2022 Updated)

These are the prefect size for an IFAK. In mine I have 2 chest seals, quick clot, Israeli bandage, booboo kit and attached to the side molle, a TQ holder, CAT, and med shears. I have 5 of these! I have one of these on plate carrier #1, another on plate carrier #2, another I move between plate carrier #3 and a range belt (horizontal mount), another in my EDC bag (velcro part), and another I move between my truck and shooting range back.

If you want to carry enough med supplies for 2 people, definitely go with the bigger Condor rip away pouch. A rip away med kit pouch is the way to go, and this is the best value option to go with especially if you are running several IFAKs and at different locations and situations.

On a side note, I stagger change out items every other year, i. e. chest seals and medicines which have expiration dates.

The best part of this pouch is the materials. Namely, it is made of a very durable outer material as expected, and the tarpaulin liner appears good quality. However, I took one star off for less robust than desired stitching, and another star off for a manner in which the pouch is designed to close (albeit it is a surmountable or at least mitigable issue).

While they finished the stitching runs ok, it otherwise looks like simply single strait stitching (not double stitched etc. ). On the other matter, the way the pouch is inclined to close by default leaves a small gap at the top corners.

This “default” gap leaves enough room for certain smaller heavy things to potentially fall out, or rain water to potentially seep in. However, the gap can be reduced by pulling the flap tighter then where the natural bend is (partly overshooting the default Velcro landing spot).

And, any items small and heavy enough to fall out on their own (e. g. clipless metal pen etc. ), could be secured in some other way inside the pouch to prevent that. But if you don’t have those measures in mind, then you could end up with a potential problem depending on what you carry in it.

As for the water resistance, I would also plan to travel only with the pouch in another bag. So that further mitigates that potential issue for me.

This pouch has a great solid feel to it. The exterior is made with durable 1050D cordura, contributing to the stiffness and structure. It can bend with moderate pressure, but generally retains its flat shape.

The interior is lined with tarpaulin, a waterproof material, which makes it easy to clean. This pouch is completely flat and has no depth, so thicker items will noticeably stick out and ruin the asthetic.

This cannot fit many items, and is limited to thinner objects.

Great size with high quality materials. Feels incredibly durable. The multiple pockets allow me to separate all my stationary from my tech supplies within my bag. I’m using this with a MW bag and would highly recommend for any bag that can fit it.

These are well made, I have been buying them for years to hold our sensors and I have yet to see one come apart. I have probably purchased around 150 of these so far and as far as I am aware, never had an issue.

Normally, I’d give this pouch a 5 star rating. It is built with the same quality that I’ve come to expect from Condor, however, I purchased this one on the listed size, to be able to carry and protect a phone.

Dimensions are stated to be 7. 25 x 5 inches. Appearantly Condor adds the haul strap into the length. My bag measured 6. 75 x 4. 75 (exterior) and with the clamshell closure, it measured only 6. 25 x 4.

25 (interior); too small for my larger size phone. Perhaps Condor should follow maxpeditions example and list only the pouchs size, as well as the interior available size. I’ll be able to find a use for it, but not the use that I had intended.

It’s for that reason I deducted a star from my rating.

Good pouch overall, used it to make a stand alone overnight camping kit(minus a fixed blade and container) that fits on my belt. I was able to fit a mylar blanket, painters dropcloth, fire steel, lighter, Fresnel lens, water purification tabs, folding knife, whirl pak 1 liter standup bags, zipties, 5 ft of duct tape, sewing kit, some snares, a slingshot band, small diamond hone, flashlight, compass, signal whistle and mirror inside very neatly.

I kept some cordage on the outside of it. Easy to organize, can carry a ton in it and isn’t too bulky. Would buy again, the shipping was very fast as well.

Orca Tactical MOLLE Rip-Away EMT Medical First Aid Pouch – in OD GREEN The pack is well constructed and designed. Along with a well stocked amount of medical products I have put in it; it will also fit a CAT7 tourniquet and an Israeli bandage inside.

there are plenty of molle spots for placing a tourniquet on the outside as well. It works well with my Orca Tactical 34L MOLLE Rucksack. The rip-away feature of the pouch allows me to grab just the pouch in an emergency off my pack without having to lug the entire pack to a medical scene.

Did a lot of research for a weighted vest that would be secure, adjustable, and any bonus versatility. The Molle system is excellent to attach water and pouches for supplies, snacks, and anything else you need directly to your body.

This vest does it all and the adjustability is so simple and fantastic. I probably peak weighed 400 lbs and was nervous about fit. I am 6’3” have a large chest and stomach and was mostly doing powerlifting, I purchased the extenders from the 5.

11 webpage and the vest fits perfectly. I have lost somewhere north of 65 pounds using this vest (and diet regimen) with rogue cast iron plates and no longer require the extenders. If you’re on the edge about price, I think the 5.

11 tac vest is a no brainer especially if you’re hiking, the adjustability alone is worth it in my opinion. The vest takes some getting used to when using weighted plates since you’re not typically carrying weight on your trapezius muscles.

So far the fest has stood the test of time and I look forward to testing its true longevity.

I am 5 7 135 and this actually fits great. A little over hang below the plates as I am using 10×12 and the carrier can fit up to 11×13 but no sliding around or looseness. The shoulder strap system is by far the most comfortable I’ve tried so far and the cummerbund is awesome.

The only problem I can find with this is when using ak magazines on the front flap it doesn’t fold complete out of the way as the mags stick up farther than 556. It still isn’t too hard to get the cummerbund hooked up quickly just a little extra effort to hold the flap out of the way.

The padding is awesome and lightweight, the molle is very high quality and no bad stitching. 9/10 would definitely recommend especially bigger guys and honestly anyone comfort wise but there’s is a little extra room using 10×12 or someone wanting to use it to workout with.

I’ve had my vest for a little over a month now and we’ve already been through a lot. I just completed my first Murph with my vest, and I did even better than I’d planned. The vest is surprising comfortable once get it adjusted to your body and take it for a spin.

I was worried about the shoulder pads rubbing and my belly button ring getting snagged, but I didn’t have an issues at all. When I go on runs, the front pouch is big enough to store my keys, phone and ID so I don’t also have to bring my fanny pack.

The vest is also safe to travel with. I didn’t experience any issues taking it with me during vacation. Overall, so far so good. I will be purchasing more plates in the future to increase my strength and the challenge.

Good retention. Easy to draw/re-holster. Sturdy construction. Quality feel (materials, workmanship, etc. ). Not as quiet as Kydex or woven nylon holsters/pouches but much easier to re-insert a magazine one-handed given its more rigged material.

Seems to work well with a variety of AR pattern magazines with minor adjustment to the retention screws but will not accept any common non-AR pattern mags. Belt attachment via Tek-Lok seems solid enough but dose make the pouch stand a little further off from the belt than more conventional mounts which could be an issue if you’re trying to maintain the slimmest possible profile for your kit.

I love this set up because it’s the only mag carrier that can effectively hold coupled short 10 rounder mags (both polymer and metal) with ample retention. Would 100% buy from blade tech again. Both single and double mag pouch configuration work great.

I wish I bit the bullet on them earlier. Tek lok belt attachment work flawlessly and as expected.

The backpack is nice, with all the storage compartments/pockets, however for the supposed “40L”, the side pocket is small and tight, the side mesh pocket for a water bottle is tight, it only easily fit a 18Oz, a 26Oz requires a lot of pushing for it to tightly fit, and only if you don’t have much stuff inside of the bag.

The main pocket works well if you are using the backpack as travel luggage, where you might not be digging in the bag often, otherwise, it is not convenient to have to lay the backpack down in order to open the mail pocket so the zipper doesn’t automatically open due to the weight in the top pockets on the front face of the backpack.

I decided to keep it, and give it a chance, however I would not purchase it again, as the space is limited for my daily trips to work (I don’t carry a LOT of stuff) but anything outside of small items makes the bag bloated and hard to zip it close.

In the meantime, to purchase the 50L for my urban use would just be too much to carry around to work. Other than that, the bag is nice looking and unless you keep the items you’re carrying at a decently small volume, the bag fits the purpose.

Otherwise, it really sucks to be stressing the seams because you can barely zip the bag closed.

Good sturdy bag, well assembled and versatile. I use these bags for everything from my GO PRO doodads to walkie-talkies, to Ham gear to first aid and travel tool kits. Easily repurposed for different uses.

I have attached a small strip of adhesive Velcro loop near the top zippers on the bags to attach removable/interchangeable labels. If you got gear get several – keep your stuff clean, cushioned and orderly.

A must have type pouch. This pouch is just ok for the job, needs a few more inches depth. The exterior netted pocket is useless to me. The interior pockets are a little small for my liking, can only fit two IDF dressings, a US issue field dressing, and a medium roll of tape inside.

Adding a CAT in inside made it a very tight fit all around. I do realize it is based on the IFAK but that does not have enough carrying capacity to treat multiple injuries when needed. To supplement I have several other pouches to assist.

But it make it a pain to ensure everyones elses pouches match. I have all bags in the platoon configured the same so everything is easy for everyone to find need equipment no matter whos bag it is.

I’ve purchased a few items from 3V before and when I went back to their site and saw the price of this medic pouch I had to get a few. As a first responder and avid shooter I know the importance of having med kits at the ready.

These pouches are the perfect size and have everything needed. They unzip fully so that you can get to all you have tucked away for those emergency situations. There are plenty of elastic holders for gauze, ace wraps, gloves, etc.

I highly recommend these for the quality and especially the price.

This pouch has ample room for a small ifak or small truama kit. Opens nice and wide to access contents as well. Very well organized inside to so you can find what you need fast. My only complaint about this pouch is the snaps for the molle straps.

Personally mine keeps coming unsnapped. I don’t know if it’s where i have if located on the pack or what. Currently riding on the front of my outlaw 2 sling pack. Before anyone ask yes I have moved it around on the front of the pack and didn’t seem to matter where it was.

Other than that anothet wxoectional product by 3v gear.

Good quality. Just a little small for what I needed. Thought it had a pouch behind the two mesh compartments so I could store a longer dressing. If it did it would have work great.

Excellent quality! Great extra storage for things you don’t need to get to super fast. Lots of space. Would love one just like this with Organizer inside for med stuff.

I’m a big fan of FHF Gear and choose the Nav Pouch to accompany my FHF Bino harness and Range Finder pouch. The material, look and feel are top notch. However, this pouch would be 5+ Stars if you could lower the latch up and down on the front using existing slats to tighten the closer loop.

In addition, there needs to be an equipment webbing added, as with range finder, to secure the nav pouch securely to the latch buckles. Otherwise the pouch will slide along the bino harness straps. These minor improvements will really enhance the product and overall experience trading with FHF Gear.

Attached to the shoulder strap of my pack this is an excellent piece of kit. Super convenient one handed phone access on my EDC pack, whether I’m en route to work or in the field. Plenty of room in the main compartment for other gear, which I change up depending on where I’m going and what I’m doing.

Usually keep a small USB charger and phone cable, and an external power supply with its cable. The pull tab holder works fine if the pouch is full, but is too loose if its not.

Good sized pouch can fit british army mess tins in to it, has 3 enternal pockets + elastic retaining ribbon on the back.

Excellent product, fitment super and ideal size for my requirements

Well, the first one I received was stitched a little crooked. The shoulder strap was maybe an inch off and twisted. And one of the cinch buckles was backwards. I fixed the buckle, but there was no way to fix the strap.

I was hesitant to call Galls, but did so anyway, I glad I did. Galls made everything right! They immediately sent out another carrier, emailed me a return label, and suggested I wait until the replacement carrier arrived before sending any package back.

That’s GREAT customer service right there! The replacement arrived timely as the first one, and was to my expectations. Now I’m 6’3 and 195 lbs. , as some reviewers state, this carrier isn’t for small frame people, they are correct! The carrier just fits me with the side straps tightened all the way.

The cummerbund adds extra security keeping it in place. For a “China made” product I have to say mine is made and stitched very well, and worth every penny if not more. I don’t have any plates installed yet, so that may sway my current impression.

For now it’s perfect for the Tac range. If you’re on a tight budget I’d say go for it. You should be please with what you get. Just remember, if you’re skinny framed, this may be loose fitting… I’ll definitely be shopping with Galls again!.

I now have a few of these Condor vests. They are very durable and WELL MADE. This is my first Multicam colored Condor vest and it seems every bit as good as my other ones, mostly in Coyote Brown. I’ve purchased Condor specific (MOPC) soft armor for all of my vests, and they’ve all got front and back stand alone Level IV armor in them as well.

I have excellent all around coverage for this style/type of vest, and it’s surprisingly comfortable even with all of the armor, pouches etc. that I’ve placed on it. Oh! Forgot to say that I’ve also placed SAPI plates on the sides as well as the soft armor, used the USMC side-plate carriers, they’re tough as nails and attach fairly easily.

Highly Recommend! BigFootsCousin!.

First off I have an abundance of 3V Gear bags, Molle bags and accessories. I have 1 Paradis Bag (camping), 1 Velox2 bag(gym), 1 older Outlaw bag(work), and 1 newer bigger Outlaw bag(day or overnight hiking, My favorite of all of them), 3 medical pouches, 3 sidekick pouches, 2 tech pouches and 1surge water bottle carrier and the bottle, 1 dump pouch, a cold weather toque and a couple 3v-gear-tactical-military-shemaghs.

This past Christmas I loaded up my son with a Paradis Bag, Med/Sidekick/Teck/Surge pouches and bottle, and a 3v-gear-tactical-military-shemagh, he is super excited to get out and put it to use. All of my bags are used all of the time and are set up for either work/gym/hiking and camping.

I have people inquiring about my bags almost everyday and I’m happy to show them off. Keri is a wonderful person to deal with, very knowledgeable about all the products and always upbeat, and that helps alot due to my extreme dislike of automated ordering systems.

in short, great products, great craftsmanship, great personal service. A 10 out of 10 experience everytime. Thank-you Just a suggestion. The khaki and bark Paradis Bag is the best looking bag you make, the pictures definitely do not do it justice at all, if you happen to make an Outlaw version of it, put me down for 2.

My only gripe is that it’s a little too small for my phone. I can fit it down the middle between the sleeves but just barely. Fits my solar charger just fine. Tried to fit my compact binoculars in the outside pouch but mine are just a little too big for that too.

Overall a great addition to my Posse sling pack.

The carrier has a decent design and feel to it, but the lack of sizing is its Achilles heel. I am 6′, 180lbs with a 40″ chest and I have to overlap the front/rear shoulder straps to the point where there is less than an inch of Velcro holding them together in order to bring the plates up to the proper height (clavicular level).

I have to fold the loose ends of the straps over themselves and wrap them in the shoulder pads or they hang out to a comical degree. The folded-over straps actually add to the padded feel on the shoulders, but it defeats the point of flat, “low vis” straps.

They would stick out like a sore thumb under any clothing but a super baggy jacket or hoodie. Another sizing deficiency is the lack of internal support for plates in the carrier. Unless you want your 10″ x 12″ plates sagging low or sliding around in the carrier, you have to fold the front flap up inside the carrier to the point that you lose about an inch of Velcro on the front portion.

There is a reason that most PC manufacturers size their carriers differently based on plate size. And most manufacturers also don’t assume their average end user will have a chest the depth and width of a small car.

The only way this would fit me in its standard configuration (with the entirety of the Velcro material on the shoulder straps touching on both the hook and loop sides), is if I was morbidly obese or had the upper body of a world class body builder.

It’s hard to believe anyone would actually need to loosen the straps *beyond* the standard configuration. At the end of they day I can make the PC work, and it seems surprisingly well constructed for the price (minus the sizing issues), but the sizing is a huge design defect.

A smaller gripe is that the vertical loops are stitched about an inch wider than standard PC and chest rig panel width, so I have to angle the straps of triple mag carriers slightly outwards to hook them in.

All in all, this plate carrier could be great if it came in more than one size and/or had better internal support for the plate itself. I want to like it but not enough thought went into the basic design features.

Ordered it and received it after 10 days even though I live in California. I knew that given, I’ve ordered enough product from LAPG. Overall the carrier is nice and minimal. I’m building it to wear for training, however the cumberbunds I got we’re both for the same side.

Therefore the cumberbunds on the left side have the pockets orientated upside down and therefore are worthless. Emailed LAPD twice and after 8 days they said I have to return the whole thing. To much of a hassle so I ordered some spiritus cumberbunds.

Shoulder straps and padding are nice and comfortable. Not much to look at but that’s what I wanted. Something with molle and I can build it to what I like and this carrier fits that’s. Ordered some spiritus placards so I’m pretty excited to see what it’ll look like.

When I first ready about this, I went back and forth for a couple of weeks before ordering. My first impressions were good but I was temporarily doubtful if it was an upgrade from the budget PC I was currently using.

Pros: Light, integral pouches for 4 mags, plate pockets allow dangler/drop pouches to be used, thin shoulder strap makes for easier shouldering of the rifle (compared to my Condor), placard-friendly, cummerbund has some elastic so there’s some ‘give’ when moving around, cummerbund & shoulder straps are easily adjusted, mags to the side provide better balance than mags to the front.

Cons: Only 1 of the 4 mag pouches is easily accessible w/the support hand for me (YMMV), shoulder strap pads are a bit thin (only time will tell if they’re sufficient), mesh but no padding on the inside of the carrier (again, only time will tell if this is a problem), Velcro is loud (duh), loose shoulder strap ends need to be secured (easily fixed w/a bit of industrial Velcro), integral admin pouch is nearly worthless for anything other than a kerchief, paperwork or something similar.

What would I like to see different? Change the cummerbund so the mag pouches are a little more forward for easier access. Other than that, it’s pretty much GTG! I initially tried a multicurve plate in front & a single curve plate in the rear and the fit/comfort was satisfactory.

Tried multicurve both front and rear and experienced a significant improvement in both fit and comfort. Bottom line: Surprisingly good for the price point, an excellent budget PC I would recommend to anyone counting their nickels.