HSGI Mag-Net Dump Pouch V2

Love this dump pouch, it doesn't collect sand or dirt and rolls up super easy.

American Made and heavy duty. It's a big pouch and you can fit a lot in it but it gets really heavy quick. I use it on a belt set-up and it works great. The netting lets you see everything but the top opening is a little tough to get stuff in there quick. It folds up just fine and take up only a little bit of horizontal room.

Great design, well made, mesh lets dirt out.

I don't know what I don't like about the pouch. I think, ultimately, it's a little too big when it's folded up. It takes up 6 MOLLE loops (2 to mount, and 2 on each side from the bag's overhang). I rounded up, but my rating for this pouch is a 3.5. It's a good pouch, and I'll continue to use it, but I think there's a better solution out there waiting to be figured out. Construction is solid. What you'd expect from HSGI. American made, and it shows. Net material drains very well. Mags are a little difficult to get in until you get used to the bag (you really gotta jam them in there), and it's a little deep when you're trying to find pistol mags, but overall not bad. I'm very satisfied with the purchase, and wouldn't discourage someone from getting the dump pouch.

Great but sometimes it's hard to get the mag into the pouch... got better with usage... hopefully the opening will break in more. Otherwise... light and does the job...

Have been using the HSGI Mag-Net for well over a year now in some very austere and harsh conditions and must say it is simply the best pouch around. Easily holds mags and rounds while offering ease of access when the going gets tough. As for SKDTac, not a better company around to deal with. Lightning fast delivery and very reasonable pricing makes them a great company to purchase from!

High quality material, secure connection to belt. When closed stays out of the way, even when open and full of mags its hard to notice its there. Only issue that keeps it from 5 stars is the opening style makes it difficult to quickly deposit mags / items into it when its on the back of my belt. I have moved it to right behind my left side / emergency reload plastic mag - as close to my front as possible while staying on the belt. Still difficult to get everything in the first time esp in high stress / emergency reload situations. With practice one should be able to execute competently but I can't help thinking the opening could have been designed more... open? Space not much of an issue, have gear pouches mounted on either side / slightly behind when pouch is closed. Still accessible.

So glad HSGI made this. I've always hated getting done from a exercise or range day and there is a bunch of sand or water in my dump. This has the normal HSGI quality

Personally, I really like this pouch - it's got plenty of room and rules the factor of retention and support where other dump pouches fail. Get it. Just be aware that, due to the support tubing, when folded it takes up a good amount of real estate (like four sections of molle, two of which it attaches to). On a belt setup, that doesn't matter due to the curve (I fit it in two rows easily), but on, for example, a plate carrier, I'm guessing it'd be a bit crammed if sandwiched between other pouches. Just google image search "mag-net pouch" and see how other peoples' systems fit it in. But that's seriously it. I hate everything, and somehow I've come to like this pouch. Get it, it's definitely worth the scratch.