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Posted: 7/21/2026 10:58:18 AM EDT
Does any one know of a dangler med pouch that does the molle weave behind pouches like the Flatline Fiber Co dump pouches? This is going under mags on an RRV so I don't have the Velcro option... |
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Originally Posted By PistoleroJesse: Does any one know of a dangler med pouch that does the molle weave behind pouches like the Flatline Fiber Co dump pouches?https://flatlinefiberco.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Dump-Mini-Detail-3-1030x1030.jpg This is going under mags on an RRV so I don't have the Velcro option... That is a good question. I have seen adapters that have a blank molle field dangling, so you can add pouch of choice, if you can't find one. |
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Originally Posted By marnsdorff: That is a good question. I have seen adapters that have a blank molle field dangling, so you can add pouch of choice, if you can't find one. Like molle to molle? A 4 column x 8 row (or 4 row? How do you define a row?) of lasercut squadron could do wonders in this situation... |
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WTF has those, they might be cheaper than from Canada. And they post on here. EDIT: Never mind, theirs have integral tuck tabs. Link for anyone interested. They have other sizes too. Good find btw. https://www.wtfidea.com/wtfats-4x-gp-laser-cut-pals-backers-w-integrated-pals-straps/ |
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Originally Posted By marnsdorff: WTF has those, they might be cheaper than from Canada. And they post on here. EDIT: Never mind, theirs have integral tuck tabs. Link for anyone interested. They have other sizes too. Good find btw. https://www.wtfidea.com/wtfats-4x-gp-laser-cut-pals-backers-w-integrated-pals-straps/ Logistics wins wars... wtf didn't have just the right size... at least not that I could find. |
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How much dangle are you good with? I’ve done it with 550 cord looped through the webbing on the bottom of a plate carrier. I’ve also seen it done with zip ties for expedient and cheap. I’ve also seen fastex repair buckles hung off the belt so it’s easy to take off and replace. |
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Originally Posted By hodgescl: How much dangle are you good with? I’ve done it with 550 cord looped through the webbing on the bottom of a plate carrier. I’ve also seen it done with zip ties for expedient and cheap. I’ve also seen fastex repair buckles hung off the belt so it’s easy to take off and replace. The dangle gets annoying when it bangs against your knee with every step |
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Originally Posted By marnsdorff: The dangle gets annoying when it bangs against your knee with every step Originally Posted By marnsdorff: Originally Posted By hodgescl: How much dangle are you good with? I’ve done it with 550 cord looped through the webbing on the bottom of a plate carrier. I’ve also seen it done with zip ties for expedient and cheap. I’ve also seen fastex repair buckles hung off the belt so it’s easy to take off and replace. The dangle gets annoying when it bangs against your knee with every step Difference between tangle and hang low lol. Neat to see stuff that would have been an improvised mod a decade ago. |
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Originally Posted By hodgescl: How much dangle are you good with? I’ve done it with 550 cord looped through the webbing on the bottom of a plate carrier. I’ve also seen it done with zip ties for expedient and cheap. I’ve also seen fastex repair buckles hung off the belt so it’s easy to take off and replace. That's too much dangle. I went with a 4x8 squadron in hopes it would mimic being a part of the rest of the RRV. Also gives me the option of adding some abdominal armor. Not likely, but not ruled out. |
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Originally Posted By PistoleroJesse: That's too much dangle. I went with a 4x8 squadron in hopes it would mimic being a part of the rest of the RRV. Also gives me the option of adding som abdominal armor. Not likely, but not ruled out. Originally Posted By PistoleroJesse: Originally Posted By hodgescl: How much dangle are you good with? I’ve done it with 550 cord looped through the webbing on the bottom of a plate carrier. I’ve also seen it done with zip ties for expedient and cheap. I’ve also seen fastex repair buckles hung off the belt so it’s easy to take off and replace. That's too much dangle. I went with a 4x8 squadron in hopes it would mimic being a part of the rest of the RRV. Also gives me the option of adding som abdominal armor. Not likely, but not ruled out. I have a 3a insert shoved into the back of mine for that exact reason. |
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I have a Helikon-Tex mini chest rig with their dangle and I feel like it’s the best one I’ve seen and used so far. I was hoping to find one for my TAPs setup but nothing really works as good as that one does. The FIBLE I’ve seen used and it works. I decided to go to a Fanny pack over my belt and under my chest rig. I can move to where I want it from the back to the front or on my sides. It’s very versatile. I’m using the M-TAC small but they do have a larger one. It’s an Ukraine company that makes a lot of their gear. This however was made in China. But it’s good quality. I’m also using it for when I’m at appointments or at the hospital with my dad. I no longer carry a backpack for those trips. Also the Danny pack on this one has the clip towards the front so if you do carry a gun in it, it’s not like anyone can come up from behind and unhook it from you. |
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I have a slim-line dangler from SORD that I quite like. It's alot 'thinner' than other danglers I've seen. You have to be careful what items you pack into it, but if you are careful you can fit a full IFAK. I like it because it takes up hardly any room compared to others that end up flopping around. They don't make that one anymore though. I'm going to have to clone it and make a couple more for myself. Otherwise I use the fanny pack method like mentioned above. I use a Helikon Tex fanny pack. Added benefit that that works with ANY style of gear you are using, so you only need to have the one IFAK instead of one for each set of gear. |
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The 4x8 pannel was the right choice to get enough weave behind the mag pouches that the pannel could then support the weave of the pouch. Not exactly the pouch I want, but good enough for now.  
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