WOLFBUSH 3Pcs Tactical Fast Mag WST TPR Flexible Magazine Pouch for Ar15 M4 5.56/7.62 Mag Pouch

Holds 7.62 mags nicely. Attaches to molle easily and there is no movement. It's a good idea to leave some mags in them for a few days so they can form fit to your mag either 5.56 or 7.62 so they slide in and out more easily. I will be buying more. Update: new set mounted to my plate carrier just fine with no movement. Next test is the pistol mag holders attaching to these, hopefully will work just fine.

These seem decent quality. I do wish they would have specified that in order to securely attach these to a MOLLE system, you’ll need to have three rows to attach to. My belt only has two rows. As you can see in the photos, they don’t attach securely and slide up and down an inch or so.Bonus: the front of the mag pouch allows pistol magazine pouches to be attached to it as well. (See photo)I probably won’t use these for very long due to the loose attachment, but for the price, they are ok for now.

Have a very good solid built. Easy to install. An interesting lock system, I wonder how long will it last. My guess is it is not designed to be re-positioned to often. As new product it sits on battle belt and load bearing vest very well. No wobbling around. Have a good grip on 5.56 and .308 mags.

These would be pretty great if the Molle clips were better. Not big enough to fit through 3 sections of molle, and a little big for 2 which gives it a lot of movement and feels sloppy. Otherwise I think these would have been pretty great

Using these for Dye DAM paintball magazines. They fit snug and had no issues with them falling out, the adjustable elastic is great. I wish however the front rubber was wide enough to stack these if you wanted to. I also wish the plastic clips that hold them on were not so flimsy and feel like they are going to break. The first fail pint I found was the 4 screws that hold the pouch to the clips, they came loose after one game and one was barely hanging on. I put lock tight on all of them so I hope that will solve the issue. It won't fix some of them however as the metal threaded cylinder that is overmolded by the rubber body that the srcew goes into has broken free on some of them. Now they will never fully tighten as they spin inside the rubber. I will keep using them and probably reinforce them with paracord to take strain off the flimsy clips. They do the job, just wish they were a little more robust. Will probably look for a different one when they eventually break.

I bought these to use for the tactical games. I have had them on my battle belt for several months doing dry fire training. After my first visit to the range the plastic belt connectors broke off on two different sets of these mag holders. Overall I like the mag holder but would not use them without a Magtek belt connector or something comparable. I ordered new (Magtek this time) belt connectors and will replace all of the flimsy plastic ones.

Product seems to be acceptable quality and would probably work on surface with a minimum of 3 rows but the method of attaching won’t retain the pouch from sliding up or down on a two row belt. Maybe better suited to a chest rig or plate carrier.

The thickness of the material is Great... However, the screws are coming loose, and the threaded Brass inserts seem to be spinning inside. If super glue doesn't fix it, I might petition Amazon for a return/exchange. Purchased a similar item, similar price, which worked great... But these feel much cheaper in build quality.