Do you keep your notebook, compass, night vision device, or laser rangefinder buried at the bottom of a thigh cargo pocket? Don't. Zippered GP pouches are ideal for smaller items that are easy to lose or damage. Mount the pouches where you need them and keep your mission-critical gear organized and easy to access, even in the dark.

• Dimensions (D × W × H): 6 × 24 × 15 cm (2.4" × 9.4" × 5.9")
• Hook-and-loop velour lining on both front and rear interior panels
• Two dividers included
• Full-width flat front zippered pocket
• Attachment occupies four PALS columns
• Rear insert slot between the pouch and the PALS attachment panel
• Dirt-resistant main zipper with dual sliders and paracord pull tabs

Use

Attachment and carry

The laser-cut laminate PALS attachment system with half-step spacing provides a secure fit and adjustable mounting height. The pouch attaches using laminate straps reinforced with 1 mm plastic stiffeners. It can be mounted on belts, PALS webbing, and other compatible attachment systems. Attachment points on the rear also allow the pouch to be carried as a minimalist chest rig with separately purchased shoulder straps.

Organization and inserts

Both interior sides of the pouch are lined with hook-and-loop velour. The included dividers attach inside the pouch to create separate compartments, keeping smaller items from shifting around. The pouch is also compatible with other hook-backed inserts.

There is a rear insert slot between the pouch body and the PALS attachment panel. When not in use, the opening stays securely closed with hook-and-loop. Using an insert slightly reduces the pouch's internal capacity. Loops at the insert opening allow you to attach a retention cord (not included).

The rear insert slot fits, for example, a soft three-AR-15-magazine insert or several smaller inserts.

Other features

There are four drainage grommets at the bottom of the pouch. They can also be used to route shock cord for carrying items such as a tourniquet or a suitably sized breaching charge under the pouch. Inside the pouch, at the top, there are webbing loops for retention cords: two on the front and two on the rear.