Wosport Double open pouch for magazines - Black

Great pouches, compatible with Beryl magazines. They are rigid and hold even fully loaded magazines securely. Made from durable, abrasion-resistant material. Highly recommended.

As with the pistol pouches from this brand, the build quality is surprisingly good. Inside, there's a springy plastic insert that holds magazines well. Initially, inserting the magazine required a bit more force and precision, as it held too tightly. I solved this by removing the insert (it's attached with Velcro) and slightly expanding it, as the plastic is very flexible. After this modification and leaving the magazines inside for two days, they now go 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 secured to the belt. The 5.56 version is shallower than the pistol version (in reference to magazine size). During typical exercises, the magazines are held well, but for very dynamic training with crawling or obstacle crossing, they might not be secure enough. Objectively, I rate it 4/5, although I'd give 5/5 for quality-to-price ratio.

Surprisingly favorable price-to-quality ratio, especially since other companies can charge over a hundred PLN for a single product of this type. Thanks to Wosport, you can get four basic mag pouches for the price of one so-called 'elite' model. Importantly, the magazines stay very securely in them and you don’t have to constantly check if anything has fallen out. At first, they may seem a bit tight and difficult to use, but after mounting them on the belt and sliding the magazine in a few times at the right angle, everything works intuitively.

The mag pouches work flawlessly, they attach securely to the belt, and the Beryl magazines fit in them stably without any looseness. There is a slight difficulty when inserting magazines, but it's quickly manageable. Overall, a product worth recommending.

The mag pouches are fine. The plastic insert is attached with Velcro only on one side, which means it can fold over when there’s no magazine inside. Removing the magazine is no problem, and it holds the magazine well. However, inserting the magazine, especially when the pouch is already mounted on the belt, can be tricky.