Maxpedition Rollypoly Folding Dump Pouch (Black) 9.4 inch

Its compact design allows it to fold neatly when not in use, saving valuable space on your belt or pack. When deployed, it offers ample room to hold up to six or seven M4 magazines, making it ideal for range days or field operations.One of the standout features is the drawstring closure, which helps prevent items from falling out during movement. This is particularly useful when you're on the move and need to ensure your gear stays secure.Overall, the Maxpedition Rollypoly Folding Dump Pouch combines durability, functionality, and convenience, making it a reliable choice for anyone in need of a quality dump pouch.

The Rollypoly is absolutely perfect. I've come to really like Maxpedition products (this being my fourth purchase, after an EDC pack, a wallet for my wife, and a deck of playing cards). All their stuff is superbly crafted, very durable, and does exactly what it claims. The velcro on this is tough and clean (not overly fuzzy or sloppy like on some other products), the stitching is robust, the material is thick and rugged.I bought this mainly to store my pocket dump at the end of the day, to help keep things together, and for this, it works flawlessly. I stuff it full to the top, including my belt, pocketknives, hanky, multitool, flashlight, pens, et cetera. A little over five pounds of gear (yes, I weighed the whole thing on a food scale), and it still closes perfectly. The drawstring also helps, but I rarely use it.When it's not holding my stuff, it rolls up and goes on my belt. I've already found many uses for it. When I'm working on a project, it holds my tools, my nails and screws, or anything else. And it doesn't poke me uncomfortably in the belly, like a lot of other things that are supposed to go on belts. Unless I'm sitting at an awkward angle, but usually that's a sign that work is over and I should be taking off my gear anyway. And it's got a little grommet-hole in the bottom, so you could even put wet things in there (like say, if you just caught a fish).My only minor complaint is that I wish the drawstring were a non-elastic material (I believe the larger model uses paracord), because the elastic requires a long pull to get the bag to close. But it's not enough of an issue to lose a star, because the elastic (shock-cord? bungee?) still works perfectly.I definitely recommend the Rollypoly, and any Maxpedition product, for that matter.

I bought two Rollypolys, one for my pack, one for my wife's. These things are little gems. When rolled up, they are a fraction of the size of most competing dump pouches. The construction is very stout, too, and the bag stays open on its own beautifully. The included clip for vertical webbing mounting is a nice touch. While the Rollypolys have a belt loop, it doesn't seem to add any floppiness when Molle-mounted, as the thing is so compact when rolled up.Ours are mounted on the sides of our packs, low, so that when open you can reach directly into the pouch without fussing with the pack.This is a Swiss Army sort of pouch. Useful for all kinds of things you wouldn't think of until you have the need. Anyone who hikes or camps will find uses for it constantly.One reminder applicable to the dump pouch concept, no matter what the brand: With any MOLLE-mounted dump pouch, you will have to remove the pouch to carry it full or conveniently dump it. Leave it mounted on your pack and you have 3 options: empty it an item or handful at a time, turn the pouch inside out to empty it, or turn your pack upside down. Yikes! Obviously not an issue if you're using it to carry a water bottle or something.I used Blackhawk! 3" Speed Clips to mount mine.Highly recommended.

Great dump pouch. Plenty of room for several mags.

Haven't used extensively yet but good quality and a little stiff out of the box, expect for it to loosen up in time. Cheapest online I found.