Multi-Tool Pocket Pouch, Compact Multipurpose EDC Zippered Bag, Mini Camping Tool Case, Waxed Canvas, Knife Holster, Handmade Slim Organizer

This organizer allows me to carry the handful of tools that are with me every day. The material is nice. After a few months it's holding up pretty well. The zipper is good quality, the stitching is good, and the overall feel is nice. It looks and feels like an old school tool pouch. My most surprisingly useful tool is a 4" pair of Olfa utility scissors. I had no idea I would use them so often. But now I can easily pull them out of the pouch, while it's still inside my pocket. After cutting whatever needed cutting, I then return them to the pouch, again, while still in my pocket. The large main compartment of this organizer allows this to be done with ease. People think I'm just carrying scissors in my pocket; they never even see the pouch.

I bought this to use as an organizer for the inside of my bag. I had a flashlight, a TSA-safe multitool, and a power bank that were all just floating around loose in there getting beat up. This works perfectly. The power bank (and the short charging cables) all fit in the zipper pouch, the flashlight and multitool fit in the front pockets, and I had a pocket left over to stick a pen in and a back pocket to stick a Field Notes in. Perfect. I think it'd be a little too bulky to pocket-carry, unless you wear cargo shorts. I just wear Levi's, and even though I buy the ones with a little bit of stretch in them it still was a tight fit in my front pocket. For my purposes though it was a home run.

Perfect for knife, pen , flash light notepad and a few card/ cash. Perfect fit in jacket or front pocket (shirt or pant)

Update 6/17/23: The 4" socket set fits perfectly in the pouch giving way more options than the Skeletool. Also, the pouch comes with a whole grain 2" square key chain. I loaded the rough side with compound so I can use it as a mini strop. This fits in the large pocket along with some folded sheets of paper for notes, along with duct tape rolled onto a business card. Original review: You don't see this kind of hand-crafted quality anymore. My pouch is very nice and is from batch # 9 and made by Kevin from Mexico using materials from Mexico. A lot of people talk about the tight fit in the front pockets. My pictures show the front pockets filled with Pilot gel pen, Leatherman Skeletool and a Lumintop single AA battery flashlight. To be clear, I'm not talking about one of those small AAA battery flashlights, this is a AA battery flashlight and is considerably wider than a AAA. Although the Skeletool does fit, it's so thick that it takes up the space in the zippered pocket. Instead, I think I'm going with the 4 1/2" Crescent pliers shown in my second picture. The pliers are much lighter than the Skeletool and is much thinner which will allow me to much more in the zippered pocket. Right now I have a small SAK, sewing measuring tape, folding magnifying glass and ear plugs in the zippered pocket and there should be enough to fit a small socket set. Also, the pouch has a beautifully sewn leather pull tab that makes pocket removal smooth and easy. It sticks right up so you just pull it and the whole thing slides out of the pants pocket. Seriously, I'm a little giddy about this thing. I don't want to fall in love just yet given that I've just received my pouch today, but I can't wait to take it with me tomorrow when I go out. Give these folks at Hide and Drink a try and don't hesitate to buy this pouch if this is what you need. I'm going to look at their other products.

I love this pouch! I’ve ended up using it as a small EDC/Emergency tool pouch. I play drums, and drive a 60’s Ford daily, and keep this with me in my bag for any little tasks/fixes I may need. It’s held up with daily use for over 2 years now! Love the quality of Hide & Drink products! I’ve bought a few different types of these for different uses and gifts now!

I use this as a left front pocket wallet. I like that this is slimmer than a conventional folding wallet and that I can put my phone in the included pocket and it's better protected that way. I can hear the phone with no problems. With a regular wallet it is a tight fit putting my phone in the same front jeans pocket, but with this Hide & Drink the fit is no problem. It also keeps the phone and it's associated radiation about three fourths of an inch away from my body instead of immediately next to my thigh. That leaves my right front pocket open for ie. a flipper knife and keys with pepper spray for quick access to my weapons and vehicle. I'm just telling it like it is, protect yourself. Is it as convenient as a folding wallet, no. However, it's almost the same and I've gotten used to it. It has a zippered compartment which holds folded cash, credit cards, ID's, 1 Goldbacks for tipping, and other pockets which hold change and a USB stick, . So, I've gotten used to it and it works fine. It appears to be very durable and I like it so I'm quite happy with my purchase. I recommend it for those who agree with some or all of my thoughts.

BETTER THAN I THOUGHT! already was pretty sure this pouch was the one that would solve my pocket problems .. Fits perfectly in my pocket. 10 Stars

I like the pouch. It has a great zipper pocket that fits cash, bandaids, alcohol pads, floss pics, etc. the front inserts are great for a pen, pen light, and Swiss Army knife. The field notebook pouch, however, the feature I was really interested in, does not fit a Field Note book. If it were 1 mm wider and maybe 2 mm deeper it would be a perfect fit. Edit: I was motivated so I cut a Field Note book down using a paper cutter and corner rounder. I cut 1/8" off of the width and 3/16" off of the length and it fits perfectly now.

Lo donde regalo y gustó mucho

Sehr praktisch, bin zufrieden.

Good fit and finish, so far. Will have to have more time to ensure the stitching holds up as well as it seems to. Im a tall guy (6’4” barefoot”) with relatively big pockets, and I wanted something bigger than a wallet, but not largeer “bag level” edc pouch, in order to edc some things without a lot of thickness. As much as I like the Alpaka zip pouch for times I have smaller pockets or no jacket, when I pack it out it’s sort of thick. This allows me to fit a tntr emergency backup battery pack (2500mah) vertically, which means the pouch retains flexibility when I sit. I also fit the following in it - titanium medication tube , it’s a fat long one not a repurposed toothpick holder like jongadget used / suggested (not sure he realised that’s what it actually was) - midnite manager Victorinox - large mini tin (oxymoron but if you know then you know there are three sizes) which holds loop earplugs and two tissues - Credit card and ID -cash -small Plastic card with about a foot of gaffer tape - small Plastic card with about two feet of self amalgamating tape - series of plasters (about 6 or so) with wound wipe and a sting pad - usb c cable. - 2 clinell large hand and surface wipes (outside back pocket for easy access) All of these are easily accessible, and the pouch is under 2mm thick, barely showing in jeans. Outside I don’t really use the pockets to retain thinness, but am glad for the large one for the wipes. It I add the open mini pen 2 it doesn’t add much, though I opt not to as I don’t take notes with my basic edc carry and it limits some of the flexing. For me this is a great size in any pocket more or Less, for guys with smaller jeans or trousers you may find it’s more of a jacket pocket, but it’s really not that big at 6” on the long side. The quality seems way better than the viperade and vipers de clone pouches I tried, which had questionable stitching. And don’t get me started on the poor quality of the overhyped Maxpedition stuff.

This company pays attention to detail. Great stitching and well laid out. Holds my power pack and Leatherman multitool in a flat configuration.

Fits my pocket perfectly and carries what I need without being bulky.