Armadillo Tool Roll Pouch Survival, EDC & Tools

The Armadillo two-roll bag from Roaring Fire Gear. Let's check it out. When it comes to gear, one thing that I really appreciate is organization. If you've ever been through a backpack and things are just packed in in different places, they can be difficult to find. Now, there are a lot of backpacks that have really highly organized pouches, and that's a great thing. But sometimes you need something that's just small, compact, and easy to carry, yet very organizable. Not just a small pouch, but something that can really handle some things. But this is the Armadillo two-roll pouch from Roaring Fire Gear. It's just a great, solid little option, not only for what it was originally intended, was to carry tools, and these have been around for a long time, but also for survival items, EDC, collections, whether you have a knife or flashlight or whatever kind of collection, you can put it in here. It protects it, and it makes it really easy to get to the items you need. Now, the accents have green, and then you have your brown. We have our Roaring Fire Gear logo, and of course, I got my Suche patch. This is gonna accommodate smaller patches, but larger patches will fit on here. Now, you have your D-ring here, and you can actually remove the strap if you just want to. And then you can add even a Grimlock or some kind of carabiner to be able to attach things here, and of course there. We have Box X stitching with the grab handle, reinforced in the middle, and we have padding right here, so it's really comfortable to grab, gives you enough to grab, especially with heavy loads if you're putting a lot of tools in here. Of course, you can see the stitching that's all inside with the pouches. You can see it here. Has a nice seam all the way around the outside, and it has the duck canvas material running all along this edge. So this is really reinforced right here. Now, the great thing about this, again, is just the organizational, plus the shape, honestly. So we can just bring this out. Now, this one's packed full, so I kind of did some extra things here, packing in some pants, some really good gloves, and a field knife. Now, there are 24 assorted pockets, and there's 17 elastic little band keepers all the way across. You do have, actually, 19 little pouches, and then we have three Velcro little enclosures here, and then on the other side, we have two larger ones. So this allows you to put different things in here, be able to keep it secure at the ends. One thing you'll notice is it gets bigger and deeper here on the end, and then it graduates down. And then you have smaller, different sizes, so it gives you a lot of different options to put things where you want to put them. And this is based more on an EDC slash survival type kit. I have flash drives, I have Advil, I have extra batteries, fingernail clippers, I mean, anything you can think of. Flashlights, knives, little emergency space blanket. So you can double this up to put different things in it. And again, these little pouches are great. I mean, I've got some wire here, trip wire. I even have a battery backup in this one. So, I mean, there's a lot of different things that you can kind of utilize to set this up the way you want to. Then when we're finished, just roll it up. Now, I'm not gonna roll up the pants and everything. I can, but I just wanted to show you the full content, which again, you can put things in here. This actually secures it. Now, adding all the stuff I have extra here, but now I can just fully adjustable, pull these down, tighten it up. And here we have a totally different setup. Again, I mean, there's just so many different things that you can do with these pockets. And of course, these do come all the way down to the bottom. Then you have that reinforced area here, and then you have your shorter pockets here on the end. And again, pop in whatever you need to, fishing kit. You know, I mean, the sky is the limit. And what these were originally designed for, for tools. You know, it's just a great idea. You can organize your tools, set them out. I mean, how many of us have been through a tackle box with a lot of stuff in there? And you can put larger pieces, like we've shown with the pants and the gloves. You can set a hammer or larger tools to be able to go in here. And then you can put different things here. So again, very organizable. I mean, this to me would be great to keep in your vehicle. You know, just different things like that without a toolbox, makes it really easy. Easy storage, small little footprint. Now here we have a setup with just knives. And so if you have a collection of knives or you have different knives, or even combine this with maybe flashlights or something else, I mean, you can protect your knives. It separates them. You know where they are. I just think this is great as a collector case. Now this pouch is fully packed. I mean, it is solid. It's about 13.78 inches in width, and it's about seven inches in height when you have it packed out. The great thing about this is it has adjustable straps on it so you can make this even much smaller or larger. So, you know, you have a lot of options there. You have Fastex buckles here. We have straps that go all the way around. You have a really solid grab handle. This is made from Duckware canvas material. And so that way it's going to absorb a little bit of the excess oils from your tools or for whatever you have. And yet it's got a really soft, great feel to it. It does have hook and loop fields right here on either side so you can put your favorite patch on here. Available at suitsgear.com. Now we have D-rings, and then we have a shoulder strap. And this has swivels on it so it turns for you. And then of course, this is fully adjustable. One of the things about this strap, because this pouch is not really large and you're not really putting a lot of heavy, heavy weight in it, it makes it nice to be able to just strap over your shoulder. But it also expands all the way out as a cross body option. But it's very compact, easy to put in a lot of different places. And I think that's what I love about it the most. Now the Armadillo tool roll pouch runs $32.99 on the roaringfiregear.com website. Now I'll have a link down below in the description. You do get a 10% discount using RF10, which Roaring Fire 10. This is not any kind of affiliate. They're not paying me to do this. I've been friends with the guys at Roaring Fire Gear for a long time. And they just put together some really cool stuff. One great thing too, is it has a lifetime warranty on this pouch, which I've told them they're crazy for doing, but they just stand behind what they have and their customer service is great. Also free shipping in the continental US. So check out roaringfiregear.com. They have some really reasonably priced backpacks and a lot of other gear. It's just a great option when you're looking for something to be organized, carry tools, EDC, survival, collections, I mean, whatever you want. This is just a great option. Does it replace the backpack? No, not necessarily, but it definitely keeps things really tight and complete and organized. Be strong, be of good courage. God bless America. Long live the Republic. So I can set up my tools however I want to. Get all this straight. So also you get, with the D rings, you can actually, now with these D rings, be strong, be of good courage.