Basic Pocket TQ Pouch

Description

The Basic Pocket TQ Pouch is a hybrid version of our #8 size Basic Pocket Mag Pouch that is specifically designed to hold a flat-folded SOF Tourniquet, Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT), or 1.5″ Snakestaff ETQ in one pocket. It will also hold the 1″ ETQ.

Many common items will fit in the other Medium-size pocket. This versatile second pouch can be hold most spare pistol magazines, including 1911 single-stack, 9mm double-stack (*will NOT fit .45ACP or 10mm double-stack), revolver Quick Strips/Speed Strips for shorter cartridges like .22LR, pocket knives, flashlights, small pepper spray dispensers, lighters, sunblock tubes, EpiPens, portable backup batteries, etc.

You may also select from additional sizes that will fit the smaller 1″ Snakestaff ETQ and single-stack magazines (#3) or a pair of full-sized TQs (#5).

The BP TQ Pouch is an outstanding pocket gear organizer. It properly orients and positions the items for consistent grip and easy use. You can also mix and match magazines and other EDC items, such as flashlights or folding knives. The contents are limited only by your imagination.

The Basic Concept for a New Pocket Pouch

Find the parent BPMP product here for more pouch size options.

The BPMP line of carriers is made from our super heavy-duty XHD elastic webbing and stitched to last through years of daily pocket rigors. The XS through LG sizes will comfortably fit in most pockets, while the XL fits best in pants or jacket cargo pockets. Made with our XHD elastic nylon webbing for optimal retention and ease of draw. The BPMP is a little smaller and more minimalist than its sister product the Pocket Modular Pouch when those are mated as a pair. The BPMP is more adaptable to other items than the PMP due to its stretchy XHD elastic construction. Most BPMPs have two identically-sized pouches. However, the “hybrids” are an offshoot made with two different sized pockets for differently-sized items.

We engineered the BPMP to feature 1G of retention with the specific items listed. The shallow “V” of the center stitch creates slightly more tension at the top of the pouch and mitigates items being “squeezed” up and out over time. This means that with the appropriate item inserted, you should be able to turn the carrier upside down and the item will not fall out unless you shake it. Items will typically glide out when withdrawn while the carrier is inside of a pocket because friction is helping to hold it in place. However, items such as TUFF QuickStrips or Bianchi Speed Strips, longer .357 Magnum cartridges, or even bullet profile may impact this fit and tension.

*Accessories shown are not included. Labels and stitching may vary from prototypes shown.