Wosport Double open magazine pouch - Coyote Brown

Excellent pouches, compatible with Beryl magazines. They are rigid and hold even fully loaded magazines securely. Made of durable, abrasion-resistant material. I highly recommend them.

As with the pistol magazine pouches from this brand, the quality of workmanship is pleasantly surprising. Inside there is a springy plastic insert that holds the magazines securely. At first, inserting the magazine required a bit more force and precision, as it held on too tightly. I solved this by removing the insert (it's attached with Velcro) and slightly expanding it, as the plastic is very elastic. After this modification and leaving the magazines inside for two days, they now slide in smoothly and still don't fall out. The MOLLE system uses a plastic, polymer strap instead of the traditional fabric one, which makes threading it through more difficult, but once mounted, the pouch is firmly immobilised on the belt. The 5.56 version is shallower than the pistol one (compared to the size of the magazine). During typical exercises, the magazines are well secured, but for very dynamic training with crawling or overcoming obstacles, they may not be secure enough. Objectively, I rate it 4/5, although in terms of quality to price I’d give it 5/5.

Surprisingly favourable price-to-quality ratio, especially considering that other companies can charge over a hundred zlotys for a single piece of this type of product. Thanks to Wosport, you can buy four basic magazine pouches for the price of one of the so-called 'elite' ones. Importantly, the magazines stay very securely in them and you don't have to constantly check whether something has fallen out. At first, they may seem a bit tight and difficult to use, but after mounting on the belt and inserting a few times at the right angle, it turns out everything works intuitively.

The magazine pouches work flawlessly, fit securely to the belt, and the Beryl magazines sit stably in them without any play. There is a slight difficulty when inserting the magazines, but this can be quickly mastered. Overall, a product worth recommending.

The magazine pouches are fine. The plastic insert is attached with velcro only on one side, so it can fold when there is no magazine inside. Removing the magazine is no problem, and the magazine itself holds well inside. However, inserting the magazine, especially when the pouch is already on the belt, can be problematic.