I use it for a bike touring toolset. Great.

It's a good pouch which is slightly bigger than the VE26. The added height of the VE32 allows some longer pens to fit which wouldn't fit in the VE26. Also the new horizontal organizer layout is nice.I think most people would be better off with the VE26. The slightly larger size of the VE32 gives it trouble fitting into pockets. My jacket will only hold the VE32 in certain pockets, whereas the VE26 fits in any pocket and it's just a tiny bit smaller.

This Viperade pouch most closely resembles the Maxpedition Fatty 5/7 pouch, and stacks up well in terms of quality and features. You're not giving up quality or performance if you choose the Viperade.In terms of utility, I find the Viperade to be more freeform--you can fit small pouches and organizers, and cluster larger tools than you might with the Maxpedition. Where the Maxpedition is more structured with "a place for everything and everything in its place, " the Viperade tends to have "a place for everything, and it will all fit somewhere."That is neither positive nor negative--it's just a different type of utility, and you can choose the type that makes sense for you.I like 'em both.

This pocket organiser is very well constructed and has loads of pockets elasticated holders and sections to store your bits and bobs. It's amazing how much you can get inside it. The zips are sturdy and look like they will last and the material and mesh is very good quality.It's one tough little bag but I can't get over the price, at not much under £30 I think it is expensive.For that kind of money you can a very good backpack, which holds much more.Still I can't fault the quality of this pouch, it should last a lifetime.

Awesome pouch and quality as to be expected from viperade versatile layout highly recommend to anyone looking for EDC pouch