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USGI MOLLE ACU Sustainment Pouch

This is the US Army MOLLE II Sustainment Pouch in ACU digital camouflage, NSN 8465-01-524-7226. It measures roughly 12 x 9 x 4 inches, holds about 7 liters, and is built from Cordura nylon. Four snap-closure straps on the back attach it to a MOLLE II rucksack or any vest, belt or pack with PALS webbing, while a buckled top strap and an inner drawstring keep the contents closed. Two side D-rings add carry options. It suits anyone completing an ACU-era loadout, reenactors and collectors, and campers who want a large general-purpose pouch built to Army specification.

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SKU
8465-01-524-7226
Material
Cordura
Style
Military, Tactical
$7.95
$4.95
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Description

MOLLE II Sustainment Pouch

The sustainment pouch is the largest general-purpose pouch in the US Army's MOLLE II system, sized to carry rations, water, spare clothing or a day's worth of supplies outside the main bag. It straps to the side of a MOLLE II rucksack or onto any vest, belt or pack with PALS webbing. This one is the ACU-pattern version, issued to the Army during the Universal Camouflage Pattern years, and it suits soldiers, reenactors, collectors and campers who want more outside storage on a pack.

Features

  • Cordura Nylon Body — The pouch is cut from Cordura, a dense, abrasion-resistant nylon that the military uses for load-bearing gear.
  • ACU Digital Camouflage — The pixelated UCP (Universal Camouflage Pattern) in gray, tan and green matches Army Combat Uniform-era kit.
  • Four Snap-Closure MOLLE Straps — Straps on the back weave through PALS webbing, the horizontal rows of nylon loops on military packs and vests, and lock down with snaps.
  • Approximately 7-Liter Capacity — At roughly 12 x 9 x 4 inches (30 x 22 x 11 cm), it holds bulky items that will not fit in a magazine or utility pouch.
  • Buckled Top Strap — A single webbing strap with a side-release buckle runs over the lid and down the front to hold the top closed and cinch the load.
  • Drawstring With Cord Lock — An inner drawstring collar closes off the opening under the lid and holds its tension with a plastic cord lock.
  • Side D-Rings — A D-ring on each side gives you a place to clip on a shoulder strap or lash the pouch to other gear.
  • Clear ID Window — A clear-faced pocket on the back takes a name card or contents label.
  • Drain Grommet — A metal eyelet in the base lets water run out instead of pooling inside.
  • Stamped US Marking — A large "US" is printed on the front panel, the standard government marking for issued equipment.

Issue Specification

The sewn-in label identifies the pouch as MOLLE II Modular Lightweight Load-Carrying Equipment, Sustainment Pouch, NSN 8465-01-524-7226, made by Specialty Defense under contract SP0100-04-D-4183. The NSN (National Stock Number) is the government's own catalogue number for the item, so it confirms you are getting the Army's pouch and not a commercial lookalike. The label also carries the Army's care instructions: hand wash with mild soap, rinse, and dry in shade away from direct heat.

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  1. Jimmy

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    Perfect Extra Storage On My Pack

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    I use this strapped to the outside of my 3-day pack for extra ammo and snacks on range days. Holds more then you'd think.
  2. 11B

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    No complaints

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    Picked up a couple of these to replace the beat up ones on my old IOTV. Genuine USGI stuff, stitching is tight and the zipper runs smooth. I've had cheap knockoffs before and you can tell the difference right away when you put real kit in your hands. These things are built to last, period.

    Genuine mil-spec construction,Durable zipper and stitching

    ACU pattern is pretty much obsolete now,

  3. Robert

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    Solid pouch, holds ammo and mags great

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    Been running this sustainment pouch on my LBV for about 6 months now and it's holding up real well. The MOLLE attachment is solid and doesn't slip around like some of the cheaper knockoffs. Great capacity for the size and the material feels durable enough for field use
  4. BargainBasement Bob

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    Bought used, still going strong

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    Ordered the "good used" condition to save a few bucks because I'm cheap. Expected some wear, maybe a broken snap or something. What I got: one tiny stain on the front, one snap that's a little stiff but works, and otherwise perfect. Smelled like a surplus store for a day, hung it outside. For 5 I'm not complaining about cosmetic stuff. Using this as my bail out bag in my car jumper cables, fix-a-flat, water, snacks, flashlight. Fits everything with room to spare. The MOLLE straps let me attach it to my seat frame so it doesn't slide around when I drive like an idiot on back roads.

    Used condition was better than expected
    Holds way more than it looks like it should

    Smelled like surplus initially
    Used condition is a gamble your mileage may vary

  5. Steven

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    Rugged pouch for extra storage.

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    This pouch is incredibly durable and holds a surprising amount of gear. It attaches securely to my pack and feels like it could survive anything I throw at it.

    Very secure MOLLE attachment system

    ACU pattern is very specific

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