CLC Custom Leathercraft 1100 Multi-Purpose Clip-on Zippered Poly Bags, 3 Pack

These are made really well -- sturdy and with quality zippers and sewing that keeps them from falling apart with moderate to heavy use (for me, these hold heavier/slightly abrasive pieces of metal that I use as a photography hobbyist). I was given a set of these as a gift a few years ago and they worked so well I ended up grabbing another set of them. The clips have held up well on the older set of them and can be surprisingly helpful when I'm clipping them into or on other bags that I have to take on location. So far, none of these have shown enough wear to warrant replacing them and I've dragged these across the country on several different trips. Organizing gear for efficiency is beneficial (sort of like using packing cubes in your luggage) and helps me stay flexible when I'm using multiple different gear bags and boxes alongside everything else that helps me get things done while traveling. As simple as these are, they work well, have held up better, weighed less, and have just that extra bit of utility that makes them stand out from other pouches/bags I've tried in the past.

I bought these bags for work to store small equipment, and they’ve been great. The quality is excellent, with sturdy zippers and durable material that holds up well to daily use. The clip-on design is a nice touch, making it easy to attach them to a belt or bag for quick access. They’re versatile and work perfectly for keeping tools or small accessories organized and within reach. If you’re looking for a reliable way to store and carry small items, these bags are a solid choice. Highly recommended for anyone needing durable and practical storage solutions.

Nice little pouches

I found these bags to be very well built and expect they will stand up for some time. The zipper mechanism is solid and the fabric is a very tough polyester. Below are a few observations: 1) I found the material to be more like construction-esque, meaning the fabic is not soft of pliable - I would have preferred the bags to be a bit softer. This is by no means a huge issue with the bags, just an observation. 2) The fabric has a coating of sorts on the inside - I am not sure if it makes the bags water proof, however, I tried using the larger bag to hold swim goggles for my son and found they do not dry-out well in these bags. All-in-all a good value for three similar bags. The sizes are distinct enough to be used for different purposes - the image makes them appear a bit closer in size then they really are.

These are quite thick, sturdy pouches. They seem to be of very good quality, with strong zippers and good seams. The middle (beige) one I am using to store my camera-related electronic equipment, and it is the perfect size. We will be traveling next month and will likely use the smallest size to hold our passports; I am sure we will find a use for the larger size as well. So far I have found this to be just what I wanted at a very affordable price, and I would recommend this set. UPDATE, 7/1/18 We recently used the pouches for various things while traveling. They came in handy are are definitely durable. The only problem we found that because the zipper opens at the side (as opposed to the top), it can be hard to fit items into the pouches even when there is room. I am not sure of the reason for the side zip but believe that top would have been better.

Resistive and durable

Perfect for small tool pieces and parts and are pretty heavy duty

I bought these Custom Leathercraft 1100 Multi-Purpose Clip-on Zippered Poly Bags because somewhere I read a review that the middle-sized case is exactly the right size for the Emberlit Stove. (And it is! It fits great!) But I also needed a few pouches to help organize other items in my wilderness pack. You can use them for whatever, but to give you a rough sense of their capacity: I use the large one with a ziploc bag as a liner to carry dry tinder that I gather for lighting fires more easily (it easily holds two large handfuls of wood curls, plus about thirty 1/8"-diameter twigs; it's approximately the same capacity as a tall pencil case). I use the medium pouch to hold my disassembled Emberlit Titanium UL stove (which fits perfectly, with enough spare thickness to insert a scotchbrite pad or another slim item if desired). And I use the small one for a self-assembled first aid kit (an altoids tin of various bandages and medicines, and a separate, rolled up 3' length of gauze ankle wrap; it's slightly larger than the size of 2 decks of cards, or 2 Altoids tins, placed side by side). Each pouch has a plastic clip sewn securely onto the bag. If desired, the plastic of the clip is easy to cut and remove to reduce bulk and a few grams of weight. Other reviewers don't like that the zipper closes away from the clip, but I find this to be desirable. When the bag is hooked on something, it means you can close the zipper with one hand since you're sliding it away from the attachment point. It also means the zipper hangs downward, making it unlikely to open unintentionally. These are not "locking" type zippers, but they seem to stay shut fine. The exterior of the pouches is a durable nylon. The inside looks coated (it is certainly smoother), and may offer some moisture protection; however, if you need the contents to stay dry, use a ziploc bag as a liner. Note that the cordura nylon used on these bags is very rugged, but also heavier than the more common, simpler, lighter-duty nylon/rip-stop stuff bags with a drawcord top--so if you're a die-hard ultralight type who counts every gram, you'll want to pass on these. I hope that helps!