of top-quality materials, and you look at who chooses to use them, the price starts to make a little bit more sense.Ĭrye keeps it extremely simple with its packaging in spite of the price tag. When you consider that Crye products are also made in the U.S. But this pouch features more than meets the eye, seeking to provide a one-stop pouch solution for your magazines, radios, small first aid kits, and water bottles, as well as (probably more realistically) logs of dip, energy drinks, and spitter bottles. In nearly every aspect, this seems like charging 7 times the price for the beloved Eagle Industries magazine pouches that you can buy at any military surplus store.
The subject of today’s review, the Crye Precision Modular 152/Bottle/Mag Pouch, looks like a normal Multicam double magazine pouch with the addition of a removable top bungee and side bungees.
I can’t overstate the impact that Caleb Crye, Gregg Thompson, and their gang of designers, textile workers, and engineers have had on the world of tactical nylon. “Is that real Crye?” became a common phrase whenever someone saw a person who had tactical pants with integrated knee pads or anything that looked like a JPC, so memetic was the Crye design language. Welcome to the world of Crye Precision.Ĭrye was the first premium tactical brand that I became aware of when I first got into gear back in 2014. Let me get one thing out of the way upfront: this single MOLLE pouch is $75.
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