Maxpedition 3-Inch TacTie - Pack Of 4

Simple to use. Currently holding my pouches safely and snug on my backpack. If they're still doing it a year from now, or not... then i daresay i'll update this review

This let me attach a maxpedition pocket organiser to m y 5.11 Rush 24 backpack. Very good quality. I was not impressed with my Maxpedition 5 inch flashlight sheath though because it's MOLLE was far too tight to let me use these TacTie to attach it to anything. I could barely insert them. So, these TacTies are great. I just wish Maxpedition had put more care and attention into making the single column of MOLLE in their flashlight sheath better able to fit such a product.

Not much to say about this one - does what it says on the tin. These straps are great to secure your Maxpedition pouch or strap on some extra accessories. I use them with my FR-1 pouch, so I can strap it on to my motocross pants belt - so far they haven't budged.

These are a genius idea. Two layers of strap pass through the buckle, three just can’t, so you get a loop that is seriously tough and going nowhere, unless you decide otherwise. Attach molle pouches or anything with a strap to your pack; securely and quickly. These are made to Maxpedition ‘military’ standards, so very well made. Assuming you have Molle attachment points in your pack, whether you are hiking, camping or bush crafting, these are useful.

Very small straps but made very well perfect for what I needed it for ideal for the maxpedition dump pouch. a week to deliver product.

Exactly as described and does the job of joining my bottle carrier to my backpack perfectly

Weaves into molle. Bit of a process but very tight once done properly

There are many ways to attach your molle compatible gear. I decided to stick with the Maxpedition tac ties as these are tool-free and look like there's nothing to break on them. I used one from this 4-pack to attach a Roly-Poly mini dump pouch to my "Ultimate Dad Bag" Versipack It's a bit fiddle but works well... It's worth checking out the Youtube video which shows the least fiddly way of using these. Loses a star as it's waaaay too expensive

Indestructible, difficile de les installer quand ils sont neufs mais c'est normal. Pour moi meilleurs que ceux en plastique. Attention il existe deux tailles différentes. La c'est les petits ( 3 boucles molle sur votre accessoires)

They do the job just right. Easily attached a small pouch on one of my bags.

...wie schon geschrieben sind die Straßs wirklich gut verarbeitet, machen einen robusten Eindruck welcher sich beim Einsatz ebenfalls bestätigt. Die Funktion ist Top und die Taschen halten wie Sie sollen. Ich gebe hier 3 Sterne da die Preise von Maxpedition m.M.n. schon gesalzen sind; erst kauft man sich z.B. ein Fatty für 40 € und braucht dann noch die Straps für weitere 16 €. Für das gleiche Geld gibts bei anderen Herstellern schon fast 2 Pouches die dann obendrein die Straps schon fest verbaut haben und nicht weniger robust sind.

benissimo come da descrizione, grazie

I love these things, they hold your gear to your rig's webbing TIGHT, very little wiggle on my pdw Carer setup. Super secure draw. Now keep in mind when you use these they are a PAIN to get off, Speed clips are great for constantly swapping your loadout, but they don't offer the NIGHTMARE situation security these things give you, cqc someone grabbing you and ripping your gear off of you, or it getting snagged in a door to door setup if you're overseas, or raids if you're on the Police Force running S.W.A.T. If you want to secure your setup to whatever, get these if it's going to be a permanent setup, you're gear failure rate while on duty will be much lower with these vs. speed clips. Firepower vs. mobility. My ending statement, is get both. Drill with speed clips, and when you deploy or are waiting on call, have your loadout secured with these, this way once you find your preferred loadout setup when you get the red light or are called for a deployment your gear will be secured steadfast, yet while doing fast response drills or whatever your training requires you have the ability to mess around with your gear placement to find sweet spots for your trauma kit, pdw or etc.