The pouches we’ll be covering are the ones that are applicable to magazines of carbines, rifles, SMGs and pistols. We’ll also start from the most simple versions and build up to the more complex or latest developments.

Our comparison of today is based on a few criteria:

The retention or how well does the pouch hold a magazine
The draw speed by which we mean how fast can you access your magazine
The inserting speed, meaning how quickly can you reinsert a magazine into the pouch when doing a tactical reload when you don’t have a dump pouch
The noise level, since this might also be important in certain situations
The adjustability by which we mean how broad are they applicable for different types of magazines and how well can you adjust the tension on the pouch
The build, meaning how big is its profile and does it have any special features

Now that we know our criteria let’s go off to our first pouch which is the flap mag pouch.

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