MaxpeditionBeefy Pocket Organizer (Wolf Gray)

I bought this “Maxpedition” Beefy recently to function as a medical equipment storage solution. I’m a medical NHS doctor working in Acute/General medicine and needed something to store kit (stethoscope, patella hammer, pen-torch, bandage scissors, a pair of Spencer Wells, gloves, pens, small multi-tool, tape and other items). Those that work in the NHS also know it’s a pain to find Patella hammer and other various functional scopes (ENT) on a general ward. Had a padded case which was decent but didn’t have the same capability or capacity. Having bought a previous Beefy, which I use to store outdoor/EDC gear, as soon as I saw this version it was worth a try; it’s cheap, had the space and dimensions I needed plus I can wipe it down easily. I don’t think this is a genuine Maxpedition product. If it is then quality control has gone out the window. There aren’t any issues with the zipper, stitching or internal bands, but is not 1000 denier. For my purposes it works great! I’ll probably get a couple to use for my car and other storage options. The real deal? Probably not, but it’s a decent case and I’d order again. Please note that at the time of the review these had come down to about £15. I’ll update if there are any issues.Update 12/5/24 - after using this for at least 18 months, no complaints whatsoever so I’ve upped this to 5 stars from the previous 3 stars!

Actually its are cheaper than what normally practice in the market just because are old model this is the 1st model of the beefy, today they are in they 3rd model.... for the price and for the main purpose are very good and budget! 100% original 1st model

I have been pondering for a while to buy this item but was put off a little by the price. I bit the bullet though and I'm very chuffed with my purchase.The pouch is very well made (as you'd expect really from maxpedition) and there is ample space for my requirements. Particularly like the extra 'depth' in this pouch over the other product range.Also arrived very promptly from Military 1st

Exactly what i wanted

I've had a lot of MaxP kit over the years; this is nothing like the usual quality. It's genuine MaxP (not a fake or anything), but at the level of the cheaper Chinese knock-offs.The material is thin and rustles when touched, the zipper seems a cheaper type and the size (thickness especially) is overstated. MxP give 2.5" thickness... you might get somthing like that if you pack it so the middle bulges out but I cant get the sides to measure that at all.Overall... if you get it for a tenner, OK, but it isn't worth more just because it is branded Maxpedition.

This is a dreadful, cheap variant of a proper Maxpedition pouch. At twenty-odd quid, I should have suspected that it wasn’t going to be the real thing. I was after a Maxpedition ‘Fatty’ pouch to use for a toolkit to chuck in the car and for odd jobs away from home, as my faithful Maxpedition Mini has begun to groan at the seams. What I got was a knock-off Taiwanese copy (how can Maxpedition agree to make this cr*p under licence?). Ultra cheap, scratchy, thin material, cheap zips and poor internal elastic keepers. The only plus point is that It kind of looks like the Fatty. Avoid.

I have several of these things. The quality is impeccable. Stitching is awesome as are the zips, the huge storage etc. 10/10

Perfect for a daily carry toolkit, plenty of internal loops, and good zips to keep everything inside.