Overview
The Malva Compact Dump Pouch fits 6-8 magazines, takes up only two molle columns and packs up into a small size when not in use. The Tegris backing keeps it stable even under a full load. A key, innovative feature of this pouch is that the design actually allows you to mount a magazine or grenade pouch above it, further maximizing available space on your kit.
The pouch opening can be quickly closed by a easy-grab shock cord drawstring, keeping the contents secured from bouncing out. The bottom of the pouch features a stripe of mesh allowing for quick drainage of water and sand/dirt while the rest of the pouch’s 500D cordura construction won’t snag on branches or protruding objects.
From the EMW Team:
PETE: For vehicle-based roles like ours, compact kit that doesn’t sacrifice functionality is very important. As a driver, being unencumbered by bulky kit behind the wheel allows me to quickly exit and enter the vehicle which can be the difference between life and death when a drone is after you.
Dump pouches are essential kit for most roles on the modern battlefield. For discarding magazines, in Ukraine you can’t just drop mags on the ground and expect to magically have them restocked when you return from a mission: you reuse the mags you have. As medics, we use dump pouches for more than just empty mags, we use them to discard wrappers from medical supplies, a sharps container, briefly stow a bag/bottle of lactated ringers or a case of, etc. the list goes on.
When you’re bumping around in the back of an evac vehicle you can’t just set an item down and expect it to be there when you turn back (unless you’ve adequately secured it) your work table is your kit and your hands until it’s on the patient or otherwise secured.
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