Customer Reviews

Maxpedition Triad Admin Pouch (OD Green)

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I carry one multi-tool, one compact flashlight, one radio and my wallet all attached to my belt. It is a great addition for field engineers and people who use some small hand tools on a regular basis on their workday. My advice to Maxpedition: Reinforce the sewing on the back straps, mine unraveled with the weight of the stuff I carry. I sew the straps back in with heavy-duty threads. Overall I love this little multi-purpose pouch that, with the help of my belt, I use as a fannypack.

I have had the Triad Admin Pouch for going on 3 weeks now and I must say that I am impressed with the amount of gear you can put in this little guy. The main middle compartment has plenty of space for the following which I carry as part of my EDC:

Tikka Headlamp + 4 spare AAA batteries.

Sunnto Guide Compass

Micro SD (8GB)

On the front of the main compartment there is a little pocket that is really tiny but I have managed to put some cotton balls and a couple of band-aids. In the right side I either hold my Droid X or like right now I have my Leatherman Wave (Black) with the Driver Bit set. On the left flashlight pocket I have my SOG Aegis. There is a cool velcro compartment on the back which you can put allot in but at this moment all I have is a Firesteel.

The cool thing about this pack is how many ways you can attach it, I either clip it via Molle to my Rush 12 pack or put it inside the front compartment of the rush as an admin pouch.

Overall the construction is top notch and I have had no issues with zippers or fraying threads.

Got mine in black but you really can't go wrong with any of the colors, overall great buy.

Length:: 5:39 Mins

Maxpedition Triad Pouch

One of the best add-on admin pouches out there.

I think the pouches on this packet are too small, and I prefer the Monkey Admin pouch by Maxpedition.

The center holder, literally, holds two Altoids boxes. The cell phone pouch is too narrow for modern cell phones, and few still use FRS radios (but it does fit most of those if you are hunting outside cell range). The final section, the knife pouch, holds a small folder knife, but is not ideal.

I purchased this carry pouch to carry my camera, ContourHD mini camera, flashlight, knife and other assortment of gadgets while serving here in Afghanistan, and it is just what I needed! It's just the right size with plenty of pockets for all my gadgetry, I really am pleased with it.

Mine did not include the two clips pictured that allow you to clip it to a belt. Without them I had to use some zip ties to create two loops to feed my belt through.

This little guy is great. Same Maxpedition build quality, and fits perfectly on the lumbar strap of my Vulture II pack. It's an ideal spot to store a mobile phone, knife, candy bar etc. for easy access.