ZEROHOUR EDC Organizer
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If you find yourself having to dig through a cavernous EDC bag or pack trying to find the gear you need, you need to invest in some organizational pouches. They come in handy for keeping smaller essentials in an accessible package without getting jumbled around while you move from place to place.
They’re also good if you need to switch bags because all you have to do is transfer the internal pouches to get your loadout all set. And some everyday carry organizer pouches take it a step further, like the ZEROHOUR EDC Organizer, which integrates a grid-style elastic keeper and a center divider pouch for even more organizational options.
The ZEROHOUR EDC Organizer measures 5x7 inches, and it features an extension zipper that takes it from 1.5 inches thick to 3 inches when expanded. It features a YKK zippered opening that allows it to open flat, giving full access to the space inside. On one side is a elastic grid style system that lets you suspend small items securely, and the opposite area features a space that’s well-suited for tool and stationery storage.
The versatile interior means you can use it to store tech essentials, knife collections, pens and pencils, and whatever essentials you need organizing for your work or hobbies. And because of the durable 500D exterior with external hook and loop areas and MOLLE/PALS compatible webbing, you can use this kit as the basis for a first aid kit in the field too.
But whether you’re taking this out on an outdoor mission or using it as a bag within a bag to get a hold of the gear in your everyday carry, the ZEROHOUR EDC Organizer is a great choice. It’s available in three different colors including black, green, and brown, and even comes with a matching divider pouch, so click the link below to pick the one that suits your style.
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