Stansport Cotton Canvas Utility Pouch

I must say that I love this pouch. It's not pretty, mind you... very utilitarian. But it's well-made, and exactly what the seller described.I got just one, at first, to see how I liked it. I'm now ordering another one literally as soon as I finish writing, and posting, this review.My use for it, simply, will be to keep the cell phone's earbuds/headset, Bluetooth earpiece, extra battery, USB cable (a pair of them, actually), a 120VAC charger head (a pair of them, actually) into which a USB cable may plug, a 12-volt battery charger thingy into which two USB cables may plug (hence the reason for two cables); and then it will all be placed into the car's glovebox (or, in the other car, the new, 2nd pouch will fit into the pocket on the back of the passenger seat). The case is even big enough to accommodate all that, plus the phone, itself, if need be... heck, maybe even two of 'em......which brings me to why certain things will be in pairs: By keeping duplicate pouches, one in each car's glovebox (or, again, in the case of one of the cars, in the pocket on the back of the passenger's seat), my wife and I can go somewhere on a moment's notice, and will both be able to charge our phones both in the car and in the hotel room or wherever we end-up. And, of course, whenever either of us are out and about in separate cars, anything and everything we could possibly need for our phones if we're away for longer than we thought will be right there. Once you've found yourself out in the world with just your phone, and no way to charge it up (other than the curly-corded car charger), or once you've been on a trip with your spouse and you have both her and your phone, but only that one curly-corded car charger, it'll cure you, real quick, of ever again being unprepared.We both have Samsung Galaxy-family phones, so, for us, each car's glovebox's Stansport cotton canvas utility pouch contains:* http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042B9U8Q (12VDC car lighter 2-USB-port charger; qty 1)* http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006YCORR0 (120VAC 1-USB-port charger with cable; qty 2)* http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004PYEEZO (hands-free earbud headset with mic; qty 2)* http://amzn.to/19O3DOs (Samsung (or whatever) Bluetooth headset (you like); qty 1)* http://amzn.to/19O4a2T (Samsung (or whichever) extra battery (fits your phone); qty 1)The Stansport pouch is big enough to accommodate at least one phone (maybe even two) with all that stuff in it. Each phone should be in a protective TPU skin or silicon-and-hard-plastic hybrid protective case, of course -- with a crystal-clear plastic screen protector, too -- but I'm just sayin' that there's room enough, even with all that other stuff, for at least one phone, and maybe even two.And the small pocket is perfect for the Bluetooth earpiece instructions, when folded down to the 2"x3" size that they came in the box. For the phone, I don't need instructions; and, anyway, I've got the manual as a PDF file, right on the phone. But I don't know about anyone else, but Bluetooth earpiece/hands-free-headsets are like freakin' rocket science to at least me. I want the instructions somewhere nearby, just in case I need 'em!And this pouch is bygod PERFECT for all of the above! It even has loops on the back for a belt so that if one's going hiking or something, and just wants to make sure that one has not only one's phone with him/her, but also everything else that s/he'll need, then all one has to do is pull this pouch with all in it that I earlier herein described, out of the glovebox, strap it onto one's waist, and away one goes!I'm tellin' ya', I just LOVE this thing! Again, not pretty, but who cares!For whatever that's worth.Gregg L. DesElmsNapa, California UUSAgregg at greggdeselms dot com

I did send this pouch back well made but too small for my need

I've been using this to carry two magazines for my Scout rifle during hunting seaon. The three rounder fits perfectly in the front pocket while the main pocket holds my flashlight and my extra beanie cap! I may just wax this to make it waterproof!

I like it because it is a perfect size for holding the parts I need.

It was what I expected… Came quick… What I ordered happy

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I love this thing. I've filled it with a flashlight, first aid kit, two multitools, a small roll of duct tape, a small roll of electrical tape, roughly 20 feet of rope, and a magnesium fire starter. Needless to say, it was able to fit it all in no problem. I haven't left the house without this ever since I've gotten it, this pouch has been on my belt every time I went anywhere. If I was lost in the wilderness with this thing, I could make fire, shelter, weapons, and therefore food, and purify water with the fire. It's so amazing to be able to carry all this stuff, without any clutter in my pockets.

Sturdy, unobtrusive, fits on the chainsaw chaps belt.Cutting wood outside cellphone coverage, to say nothing of an hour from the nearest paved road, is no joke. Getting cut a hundred yards from your first aid kit in your truck can mean game over before you even get there. This pouch is just the right size to hold immediate trauma first aid supplies and it's always with you.

Leave a helpful vote if you found this review helpful!The Good:- Double strap belt holder- Rugged- ExpandableThe Not So Good:- Larger than expected- BulkyI got this to carry rubber gloves for quick access. This is a decent pouch and does hold a lot but was not what I expected. I am using it to carry gloves and masks now which is nice. There is a single button fastener and it feels pretty sturdy. Two straps on the back to hold the pouch on your belt so it does not tip around too much. Sides are expandable and the unit is fairly light.Thanks for reading! Remember to leave me a helpful vote if you found this review helpful!

The size was alright, maybe a little narrow, but it was as advertised. I like the oversized belt clips, but dont really use the small pocket on the front. I use it for detector finds and rinse it out with fresh water and let it dry after each use. Seems ready to go by the next day. I was a little disturbed by the carcinogenic warnings on the packaging. But apparently it only affects people in California, so Canadians should be ok to use it. smh. Quality is there, i'll just keep rinsing it each time and hope for the best.

Nice and rugged pouch, perfect for and bit more storage when air travelling considering the increasing cost of luggages. Drawback is, this slips on your belt, no snaps, so some planning may be necessary for the security check.Thick, supple canvas, sturdy snap for closure that keeps the content secure and a flap that covers the smaller, outside pocket. Thickness expands enough to be useful without becoming and encumbrance. Very happy with this purchase, may buy a few more.

Really, really good for the price pointmaterial is good, stitching seems strong with no fraying. Well woven and pretty roomy insideI'm using this to hold a cleaning kit for my tools for the field, and it works perfectly. The lone button snap leaves some to be desired, but it's good in the sense that it lets edges of the top flap stretch a bit, giving that extra bit of storage space. The front pocket is also a nice addition, and I use it to store a few fresh naps and alcohol wipesFor what I got it for ($5), this is a really good deal. Price seems to be rising though, so I would get it before it matches the rest of the pouches. imo, after $10, you should look elsewhere for a more versatile, zippered pouch.

Despite the looks this is not a military grade item. The material is thin for this kind of pouch. Snap is a bit awkward to close when you’ve got something in it. OK for light duty use.