diodrio Belt Pouch for Men Women YKK Zippers EDC Pouch, Belt Bag Waist Pack for Hiking, Water Resistant, Waxed Canvas, Olive

Own two of these now. Makes a danged fine belt survival kit! No weird looks! Knife, fire, cordage. Basic kit. Add a baggy, a survival blanket, a few drinkables, some salt pouches, sugar, candies for energy etc and you have a great kit! Fits a lot of stuff! Wish they were cheaper but worth the price.

I have it to my husband he loves it . It holds his phone and glasses with the case and his keys and a little notebook with spent. It mentioned it should last him for 20 or 30 years. The quality of material is very strong.

Great to hold onto those small things you seem to misplace. This is the best misc. bag I've ever owned.

I took a chance on this pouch as I was used to ones that had internal organization such as folds and inside pockets. I thought at least I could use it as a toiletry bag. When I discovered a way to organize everything, I dumped all my gear out of my overpriced Alpaka pouch and arranged it into this one. Not only was this pouch 0.2 liters smaller, but it could hold even more gear than the Alpaka. My internal organization consists of 4x6 inch plastic index card dividers with the tabs snipped off and the corners rounded with nail clippers.I've treated every pouch I've gotten in the past 4 years as a belt pouch and have always had to make some sort of modification in order to achieve that. But with this pouch, that functionality came right out of the box. Unlike my Alpaka, I'm not afraid to get into a few scrapes as with the durable material of this pouch, any scratches or blemishes just rub away over time.My only worry is that after a few weeks of carrying 2 lb of gear, the edges of the belt webbing seemed to bare some stress points on the stitching where it meets the canvas. I have reinforced these straps by pinning a safety pin each through these straps and the canvas.Overall, this is the best pouch I have ever owned and at a fraction of the price of its predecessors. I now own three in case of scarcity.Edit 05/09/2024: As other have experienced, the corners are beginning to fray and come loose on the belt webbing, but luckily I was able to stop it by doing a bar tack stitch on the inside. If I wear another one in the future, I'll proactively make this stitch before wearing.

I've been using this for several months and it works great. You can place it on a belt, but I carry it like a man purse...or just a purse. :)

Extremely well made. For me its size is perfect, and the zipper works well.Two improvement suggestions:1. Include an outside pouch/slot for stuffing papers, tickets, and the like.2. Include an inside center or inside side divider. Dividers are nice to have.Those two are suggestions for future improvements only.It is said to be "water resistant, Heavy Duty Waxed Canvas." Heavy duty canvas yes, however not water resistant. My outdoor jackets and hats are oilskin (some may call them waxed cotton) thus waterproof. As a test, I placed the front of this pouch under a running faucet for about ten seconds, oops, it absorbed the water, yet did not soak through. Nope, not water resistant. My solution is use either Sno-Seal or Outback Duck Back Dressing on it. Both are used to waterproof canvas and cotton such as hats, jackets, pants, shoes/boots, gloves, and the like. Using them on this pouch will add much more resistance to water ingress, again not a complaint. Being as I am very familiar with oilskin and waxed canvass this pouch absorbing water is a bit disappointing, however an easy fast fix.Your question may be "will he return it" absolutely NOT! It is what I need for what I do, and with a bit of TLC it will be perfect. In fact, I will be purchasing another for use with my other projects I carry. Oh, the wife likes it as well.

Will use as a small photography possibles bad. Material, zipper, construction all seem good. Also good price. Might get another.

Way too big on belt....cant walk around with this thing....good quality though