Molle Backpack Attachments Kit of 28 Accessories, D-Ring Grimloc Locking Gear Clip Web Dominator Elastic Strings Strap

Great value! Plenty of ways to secure my gear now.

Great bang for your buck! Lots of different attachments, great deal.

Very nice set but some of the pieces seem flimsy would not trust them to hold anything important. Thee rest work very well for what I need Overall it it was worth money.

This item is just what I needed. So far holding on strong.

Nice accessory kit for the molle panel.

This review is for SPORBA MOLLE Accessories Kit of 28 Attachments, D-Ring Grimloc Locking Gear Clip for 1“ Webbing Strap Tactical Backpack Web Dominator Elastic Strings Strap. I purchased this MOLLE accessory kit to add on to a backpack. The kit is pretty well made, but there are higher quality ones out there for more money. This worked out perfect for what I needed, and I did not see any flaws with any of the included components. The things that stood out for the pouch was the dimensions, the multiple rows of front and rear MOLLE loops, the length quality of the MOLLE straps, waterproof (well at least rain proof), and the vent hole at the bottom. I actually use this to store cleaning rags in, so it is nice to have the vent hole to help get some air into the pouch. I also really like the included accessories. Currently, I am using just one of the D-Ring locking clips, but I can see having a use for some of the other accessories down the road. Overall, I am very happy with these pouches, accessories, and value.

Tons of options for accessorizing, but a lot of the plastic components feel pretty weak. I don’t expect the last too long, but I’ll update this later.

I've ordered and tested a dozen different sizes and styles of Molle pouches, these are a solid good buy for their size, quality and durability. The Lining inside gives them just enough insulation for keeping my drinks cooler, though the black fabric also gets hot in long sunlight absorption, the grommet hole at the bottom aids in letting them air dry from the condensation on the bottles when I get back and unpack.The D-ring carabiners are versatile and useful, but don't rely on them staying "locked" in place, especially if there's weight/tension against them... I solved this design flaw by wrapping a tiny elastic hairband around the release "button" to make it much harder to accidently release the clip [by filling in the gap so the spring can't be depressed far enough to release the pin]the web dominator elastic strings are a brilliant design and work great, just like the photos show; they hold flash lights, pens, glow sticks, hiking rods, camera tri-pod frames, I even lashed in an umbrella by replacing the short elastic string with a longer one I salvaged from other gear...I will note that I'm disappointed in the webbing key rings... my first order of this set is already losing paint/coating off the metal, it's usually tucked in my pocket so my keys don't jingle, but still a talking point on presentation [quality] - also I've managed to get bit by this little monster a few times, not enough to draw blood but it makes typing and mouse clicking a literal pain... and to add insult to literal injury, they forgot to put these 2 in my second order... someone dropped the ball on counting to 28 pieces...have not tested the webbing bottle clips yet, but I would suggest pairing them with a web dominator elastic [or two] if you can so the bottle doesn't swing around all over the place when you're on the move...The web joint buckles are handy for quickly attaching/detaching things for swap outs or redistribution of weight when you don't have time to feed a bunch of straps around through the molle webbing, just be warry of location on these, the one I had hanging from my tool/gadget belt managed to get itself clicked loose because I put it too close to other gear and sat down just right to squish it free... super versatile trinkets but if it's vital gear, likely better off just tying them on with paracord and trusted knots...overall a great buy for the price, just keep in mind that the cheaper price translates directly into increased chance of failed performance... if it's an item you can't afford to replace or NEED for daily use, go with a more secure option.