Pool's Surplus Store offers a collection of military pouches that are designed to be durable, functional, and versatile. These pouches are perfect for military personnel, law enforcement officers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who needs to keep their gear organised and accessible during outdoor activities or military service.
An assortment of individual OSPREY System Items; Pouches, Webbing, and Molle-System Equipment in excellent ex-issue condition. The individual items in this listing are generally one-off items that we have...
MTP Team Medic Pouch Brand new and unused British Army MTP Camo Team Medic Pouch in original packaging. Manufactured beween 2010-2020 for the British Armed Forces. This robust Cordura pouch...
An assortment of British Army ex-issue DPM Side Pouches, sold as matching pairs in a variety of conditions. Manufactured in the 1990 to 2010 period for the British Army....
ARKTIS Tool Pouch (DPM) Genuine ARKTIS Brand ammo / tool pouch in British Army DPM Woodland Camouflage. Privately manufactured military equipment, favoured by British Army Special Forces personnel. Can be...
Belgian Military Jigsaw Camo Double Ammo Pouch Condition: This item is in good used condition with signs of wear typical of used military kit. Please view the listing photographs to...
British Army MAIN Yoke A number of individual ex-issue British Army yoke webbing harnesses in very good used condition. Manufactured around the 1990 to 2010 period for the British Army,...
In excellent un-issued condition, may have slight marks from storage, or show some minimal signs of use. Made from strong cordura material and featuring molle attachments to the rear. Please...
Austrian Army Shovel Pouch Genuine Austrian Army Entrenching Tool Cover with strong leather belt loops in good ex-issue condition. Manufactured around the 1960s for the armed forces of Austria. These...
German Army canteen / water bottle pouch in flecktarn camouflage, designed to clip onto webbing or belt and hold a water bottle. Will show some signs of use, small...
