I'm looking specifically for a pouch, preferably padded somewhat but not to large for PVS14s.

In the military, I used an aftermarket admin pouch stuffed with extra batteries, chemlights and the device. Now since it wasn't issued and I paid for it, I actually care now if it breaks

Thanks

The Tactical Tailor USMC pouch works well.

I like the pouch that came with my BNVD-SGs, but I'm not sure where to get just the pouch.

TNVC sells some different padded pouches. As do some other NV vendors.

I didn't know these existed

I bought mine from TNVC, never thought to check for pouches. Mine came with a pouch with is nice but too big for my purpose

Neither did I - thanks!

OK, last was bend over and take it pricing.   Do the dimensions on these work?  They are VCOG pouches, ordered a couple and one had a card for a VCOG.

Optic pouch at SG

A GP pouch on my cummerbund or chest rig and NVGs and thermal in their own SLNT faraday bags.

Plenty of padded GPs out there from Arbor Arms, Spiritus, etc. Done low crawls on top of my nods plenty of times for football field lengths and they remain unscathed. I think the Arbor pouch is pretty nice but you can wrap a PVS14 in a wool sock and it's going to be fine. Maybe a little more caution if you had a bad housing like Katanas, or fragile-ish ones like a DTNVS.

Emdom case.
It's rigid so it won't crush unless you're trying to crush it with a hammer or something stupid.
https://www.emdomusa.com/Emdom-MM-NVG-Case-p/eu168.htm

This is what I use. It's great as long as you don't try to fit panos into it.

Volunteers in Ukraine just put them in a normal pouch with egg crate foam stuck in it.

I have BNVD-SGs. On my belt, I have a JSTA 'like' pouch made by Midwest Armor that can hold Binos along with two PMAGs or one and a pistol. I think they make a smaller one:

GP 7x6x3 Double Mag Pouch

For carry elsewhere I just found a GP pouch that would hold them, after I made an 1/8 Neoprene "wrap" for them, from Amazon:

1/8" Closed Cell Foam

Lots of choices.  USMC pouch from SG, mentioned above is padded all-round, but not rigid, if that matters.  The USMC pouch is also a nice "home" for small cameras and small binos.

Cheap, DIY PVS-14 alternative is to use USGI padded insert seen HERE  inside a GI 100-rd pouch or a GI Utility/Canteen pouch, the latter much preferred.  Shop around as insert colors/camo/price varies wildly.  User can add a sheet 1/16" black HDPE sheeting (Graingers) outside the padded insert and inside the pouch.  Cut plastic and then mold it with Harbor Freight heat gun.  Sand off all edges of the plastic as sharp edges of plastic WILL cut nylon fabric.  Use duct tape to "secure" the edges of the home-made HDPE device. User can add a top/bottom pad of closed-cell foam from GI sleeping pad, secured with duct tape.

If you're OK with non-rigid, but well-padded, then pouch from SG pouch is a very good alternative.  If you want some rigidity, then my suggested (DIY) route is likely far cheaper than suggested (expensive) alternatives (no slam on them) and likely just as good.

A USGI Canteen Pouch with an NVG padded insert works pretty damn well and is a popular combination.  You can pick them up used at various surplus stores or find them on EBay for not much coin.

Agreed with above post.

Only to add, I use a common zip up admin pouch, which sits inside my bump helmet, when not in use.  Since I typically don't use a bump unless it supports NV, the two are stored together in a helmet cave on my assault pack.  Maybe this is a different SOP than what's being discussed here, but it works for me. If I'm carrying the large ruck to a patrol base, the assault gets d-ringed to the drag handle, and the main top flap gets closed over the top of it.  The helmet and NV sits just past the top flap.  The only time I'm not using a bump is when we're running ghillie hoods, then I switch up to a highly modified OC nitecap.  If needed I would drop a padded insert into a sustainment pouch, as mentioned.  And probably run a bladder to compensate.

I know when you finally buy your own you're like, I gotta potect these things, but then it turns out they're a lot tougher than you think.  I don't worry about padding as much as I do sacrificial lenses.  If anything gets fucked up, that's probably where it will happen.  A couple of our lads from Crossfire went to Milsim-West recently.  One took a pellet to the -14 which cracked his (sac) lens good.

Usually in a TNVC pouch that's sitting inside of helmet, if I'm not wearing the helmet.