I just received a few days ago. Overall I am pleased. It appears to be well put together. No loose threads. Sturdy material. I am able to fit my Galaxy s7 Edge (which is in a VRSDesign Layered Dandy wallet case) into the outer cell phone pocket. The outer sides of the cell phone pocket are made of strong elastic so a larger case should also fit.

Now for the part I don't like. The cell phone pocket has an outer strap with a black plastic two prong side release buckle to keep your phone secure. the female part is on top and the male part on the bottom. It is awkward to get to the phone quickly. I would have much preferred a down facing velcro strip or a hook and eye strip (bra closure) at the bottom so that all I had to do on the strap is pull up to get to the phone. I've missed 2 calls already while trying to mess with the side buckle.

But other than that "flaw" (a flaw to me, at least), I love the pouch.

Works great as additional storage to the Red Rock backpacks. I like how the zippers open from different sides. This helps me remember which one I keep different things in and you can use a S-BinerNite Ize S-Biner Dual Spring Gate Carabiners, Black, 3-Pack, Sizes 2, 3, 4 to connect the pull cords and connect the strap over it for added security.

I used this pouch for several weeks and found it was too large for what I needed. If you are on your feet and mobile it holds what you need and keeps it available when you need it. However, if you have to sit for a while it gets uncomfortable and taking it off and putting it on every time you get up gets old. I ended up just getting a holster for my apple phone that was comfortable while sitting. The pouch is very durable and roomy.

I'm happy with it so far. Not a lot of heavy use, but it seems tough enough for EDC, and has a good amount of room for it's small size.

Front - iPhone 6, and a pen.

Front pocket - a magnesium bar fire starter, a Smith's knife sharpener, and a small notepad.

Back pocket - full-size Gerber multi-tool, a descent size flashlight a little bigger than the multi-tool, a longways wrapped 12 foot length of paracord, and some small EDC tools hanging from the clip inside the pocket.

Back - ran a few spare SS wire keychain cables though the webbing, clipped an extra pocket knife on the webbing, and I replaced the provided carabiner with something larger.

All that, and I still have a bit more room for random smaller items.

I bought a similar bag to this one from One Tigris (on Amazon). A couple days later I bought this bag from Reebow Gear. First off I like how One Tigris puts the item in a box. Makes for a better presentation. Both bags were in a plastic bag which is good. Next the back buttons on the One Tigris bag are a shiny gunmetal color. The Reebow Gear bag has black matte buttons which look cleaner. The front plastic clip is larger on the One Tigris bag than the Reebow Gear bag. The larger clip makes it easier to open. I'm not sure what plastic clip is of better quality though. Also one major difference is One Tigris bag is missing the other metal clip on the inside. Reebow Gear has the extra clip (I took a photo of the bags open so you can see Reebow Gear has the other extra clip). Overall they are both good bags. In my opinion I think the Reebow Gear bag is better quality than One Tigris. The Reebow Gear bag feels thicker and more durable just from touching the two bags. I love this bag.They are the perfect size. I am very happy with this purchase and would buy it again no question asked. Hope this helps any reservations/doubts you had.