---
product_id: 2891930
title: "Micro Pocket Organizer"
brand: "maxpedition"
price: "HK$350"
currency: HKD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Maxpedition"
url: https://www.desertcart.hk/products/2891930-micro-pocket-organizer
store_origin: HK
region: Hong Kong
---

# Triple-coated water resistance Compact 3.5x1x5.5 in 6800-Denier ballistic nylon durability Micro Pocket Organizer

**Brand:** maxpedition
**Price:** HK$350
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎒 Elevate your everyday carry with micro-sized might!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Micro Pocket Organizer by maxpedition
- **How much does it cost?** HK$350 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/2891930-micro-pocket-organizer)

## Best For

- maxpedition enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted maxpedition brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Rugged Armor:** 6800-Denier ballistic nylon resists wear & tear for daily hustle
- • **Quick-Grab Loop:** Top pull loop for instant access—never fumble again
- • **Weatherproof Warrior:** Triple polyurethane coating + Teflon protector keeps grime & water out
- • **Effortless Organization:** 8 pockets & 4 compartments streamline your EDC essentials
- • **Pocket-Sized Powerhouse:** Sleek 3.5" x 1" x 5.5" fits essentials without bulk

## Overview

The Maxpedition Micro Pocket Organizer is a compact, ultra-durable pouch crafted from 6800-Denier ballistic nylon with triple polyurethane coating and Teflon fabric protector for superior water and grime resistance. Designed to fit essentials like an iPhone and EDC tools, it features 8 pockets and 4 compartments for organized storage, plus a quick-access pull loop, making it the perfect minimalist organizer for professionals on the move.

## Description

Innovative from the start, Maxpedition gained a competitive edge in its early years by creating bags and packs with superior durability and ergonomics, such as the Versipack and Gearslinger series. The first customers were military operators and law enforcement officers, but the civilian and concealed carry markets quickly caught on, selecting Maxpedition as their preferred EDC (Every Day Carry). Maxpedition is now embarking on an exciting second phase of our mission: Expansion. We are breaking new ground with innovations in bags, packs, and pouches for an evolving customer base. We are diversifying with a new range of purposeful, rugged knives and tools, as well as a line of morale patches. While already the leader in our market space, Maxpedition is committed to improvement, optimizing ergonomics, creating user-friendly designs, and using only the highest quality materials and world-class craftsmanship. We strive to make our products more accessible to customers around the world through an expanding international network, while finding even better ways to service our customers and fulfill their after-sales needs. We are here because of our customers; we are always seeking customer feedback, and incorporating their knowledge and experience into our products.

Review: The Perfect Front Pocket Pouch for Urban EDC - I typically have carried my Urban EDC stuff loose in my pockets. I’ve worn out way too many pockets over the years! After seeing some EDC YT videos, I realized there was a better way to avoid my pocket linings getting holes in them, along with the potential to be able able to carry more things, like a pen, lighter, band-aids, etc.; by using a pocket organizer (PO). I wanted a small, very pocketable PO, ideally one with a zippered pouch for emergency money and small things like band-aids, as well as larger, opened-ended slip-in pockets for a flashlight and maybe my knife, though I typically clip that to my right front pocket, also containing my wallet, where access can be quick and unhindered. A BIC lighter would be useful to carry too. It needed to fit in my left front jeans pocket. If it fit there, it would also work in my cargo pants/shorts. . Initially, I had targeted a leather PO, with the tools on the outside in slots, but they don’t have zippered pockets. They also are stiff and need bedding in, which then means they are dedicated to that item’s shape. I tried a VIPERADE VE15, which has zippered pockets, and found that the tools caught on my pocket and it was difficult to get out. It was too small also. While perhaps less durable, a fabric, clamshell PO made more sense. It would slide in and out easily and my EDC items would be protected inside and not collect pocket lint. . After much research, once more using those YT reviews, I settled on the Micro Maxpedition. It fit my budget and would fit my pocket. However, I was concerned how much I could actually get in it without it turning into a football, which would be too obvious and uncomfortable in my front pocket. The Maxpedition can hold a lot of stuff, but at the cost of bulge thickness in the middle. . I started out with my essentials – Baton 4 flashlight, BIC lighter, whistle, pen, old credit card wrapped with duct tape and aluminum foil, some paper, band-aids, lens wipes. The Micro fitted in my pocket but was very tight. The flashlight was the biggest offender. I also realized it was more difficult to access my flashlight and whistle quickly. I use the flashlight every day, and like with my knife, I appreciate quick access from my pocket. Opening the pouch in the dark to get to the flashlight would be problematic. I decided to leave the flashlight and attached whistle loose in my pocket. It’s much smaller than my old flashlight and won’t wear out my pocket liner as easily. . After much trial and error, I discovered the best arrangement to carry my EDC stuff in the Micro Maxpedition. I was even able to add a Nextool Mini Sailor multitool (scissor version – good scissors are more useful than pliers in my situation). My photos show what I now carry and where it is all stored. The bulge is minimal and I can easily slide the PO into my jeans' pocket, and out. Out is really easy as the loop on top can be used to pull on it. I thought that loop was unnecessary for my use-case and contemplated removing it, but it’s actually very, very useful for fast retrieval, and for hanging my car key fob from when driving. Note that I make use of hair ties a lot. They can be arranged to hold items in place, especially ones which may slip though the elasticated bands. The unopened superglue tube has a unique wrap configuration to keep it in place. (I think the cap is somewhere in the bottom of the RH rear pocket – I didn’t remember to take it out for the photos). Those elastic bands will no doubt stretch over time and get worse for allowing slippage. Hair ties are always handy. Useful as rubber bands when out and about. The Syrinx titanium pen hangs perfectly in the hinge of the pouch, off a hair tie, of course. 😉 I wrapped the BIC lighter with some sticky, waterproof, off-a-roll, medical tape. That stuff is really good for finger cuts and never comes loose. An easily applied/removed wire tie stops the trigger being accidentally depressed in the closed Maxpedition pouch. I use FoodSaver, custom-made, vacuumed bags to compress things like my vinyl gloves into a very compact state, and to waterproof emergency meds. I didn’t like the plain, frankly ugly, black zipper pull, so, I made a Snake Knot pull using reflective orange 550 Paracord. . CONCLUSION: . I feel like I found my perfect EDC Pocket Organizer with the Micro Maxpedition. Sure, I can’t carry everything in it and have to be somewhat minimalist but that’s actually a good thing. When I might need more “tools”, like when hiking, I usually have a backpack. Of course, If I carried it on my belt, I could carry much more stuff and turn it into a mini football, but that’s not what I want. . I can highly recommend this Micro Maxpedition Pocket Pouch. It’s well-made, durable, well-priced, and great for everyday use.
Review: Pocket organizer - Very nice and sturdy. I was able to fit everything I usually carry in my pockets in this so storage capacity is great for my needs. Very functional.

## Features

- Main compartment: 3.5"(L) x 1"(W) x 5.5"(H)
- Fits the iPhone 6
- 800-Denier water and abrasion resistant light-weight ballistic nylon fabric
- Teflon fabric protector for grime resistance and easy maintenance
- Triple polyurethane coated for water resistance

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B005CSYVSW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,015 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #85 in Tactical Pouches |
| Brand | Maxpedition |
| Brand Name | Maxpedition |
| Closure Type | Elastic,Slip Pocket |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (4,308) |
| Date First Available | July 14, 2011 |
| Included Components | Micro Pocket Organizer |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.5 x 1 x 5.5 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 7.32 x 4.41 x 1.14 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.1 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Dreme Corp |
| Material | Nylon |
| Model Name | Micro Pocket Organizer |
| Number Of Pockets | 8 |
| Number of Compartments | 4 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 0.05 Kilograms |
| Part Number | 0262B |
| Pocket Description | Slip Pocket |
| Product Dimensions | 5.5"L x 3.5"W x 1"H |
| Size | One Size |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| UPC | 846909009498 846909002543 796793566532 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Maxpedition
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Weight:** 0.1 Pounds
- **Material:** Nylon
- **Product Dimensions:** 5.5"L x 3.5"W x 1"H

## Images

![Micro Pocket Organizer - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81N7lX68DeL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: will a passport book fit in this?**
A: A US passport will fit inside the zippered compartment if you don't mind it being loose in there, but not in either of the interior pockets.

**Q: is this molle compatible?**
A: No, it is not. All of the larger Maxpedition organizers have PALS webbing on the back, but the Micro does not. If you need MOLLE compatibility, the slightly larger Mini will provide that.

**Q: I carry a zippo lighter, a Surefire E2D light and a small barlow pocket knife. Will it carry this gear and fit into a front jeans pocket comfortably?**
A: I would say, not comfortably. I carry almost identical gear as you have, add a leatherman wingman and a small notepad and pencil, and there is no way way that I'll be able to fit in in my jean pockets. I think your E2D might be a bit to long for it to zip easily. I downgraded from a E1L to a smaller keychain light. The zippo and the knife will ride nicely. I've since added an extra mag for my shield and a small first aid kit. Overalll quality is good but not as compact as one would expect from the dimensions.

**Q: description says made in usa. that's incorrect ?**
A: Tag says "American design"   "Made in Taiwan"

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Perfect Front Pocket Pouch for Urban EDC
*by A***E on February 25, 2024*

I typically have carried my Urban EDC stuff loose in my pockets. I’ve worn out way too many pockets over the years! After seeing some EDC YT videos, I realized there was a better way to avoid my pocket linings getting holes in them, along with the potential to be able able to carry more things, like a pen, lighter, band-aids, etc.; by using a pocket organizer (PO). I wanted a small, very pocketable PO, ideally one with a zippered pouch for emergency money and small things like band-aids, as well as larger, opened-ended slip-in pockets for a flashlight and maybe my knife, though I typically clip that to my right front pocket, also containing my wallet, where access can be quick and unhindered. A BIC lighter would be useful to carry too. It needed to fit in my left front jeans pocket. If it fit there, it would also work in my cargo pants/shorts. . Initially, I had targeted a leather PO, with the tools on the outside in slots, but they don’t have zippered pockets. They also are stiff and need bedding in, which then means they are dedicated to that item’s shape. I tried a VIPERADE VE15, which has zippered pockets, and found that the tools caught on my pocket and it was difficult to get out. It was too small also. While perhaps less durable, a fabric, clamshell PO made more sense. It would slide in and out easily and my EDC items would be protected inside and not collect pocket lint. . After much research, once more using those YT reviews, I settled on the Micro Maxpedition. It fit my budget and would fit my pocket. However, I was concerned how much I could actually get in it without it turning into a football, which would be too obvious and uncomfortable in my front pocket. The Maxpedition can hold a lot of stuff, but at the cost of bulge thickness in the middle. . I started out with my essentials – Baton 4 flashlight, BIC lighter, whistle, pen, old credit card wrapped with duct tape and aluminum foil, some paper, band-aids, lens wipes. The Micro fitted in my pocket but was very tight. The flashlight was the biggest offender. I also realized it was more difficult to access my flashlight and whistle quickly. I use the flashlight every day, and like with my knife, I appreciate quick access from my pocket. Opening the pouch in the dark to get to the flashlight would be problematic. I decided to leave the flashlight and attached whistle loose in my pocket. It’s much smaller than my old flashlight and won’t wear out my pocket liner as easily. . After much trial and error, I discovered the best arrangement to carry my EDC stuff in the Micro Maxpedition. I was even able to add a Nextool Mini Sailor multitool (scissor version – good scissors are more useful than pliers in my situation). My photos show what I now carry and where it is all stored. The bulge is minimal and I can easily slide the PO into my jeans' pocket, and out. Out is really easy as the loop on top can be used to pull on it. I thought that loop was unnecessary for my use-case and contemplated removing it, but it’s actually very, very useful for fast retrieval, and for hanging my car key fob from when driving. Note that I make use of hair ties a lot. They can be arranged to hold items in place, especially ones which may slip though the elasticated bands. The unopened superglue tube has a unique wrap configuration to keep it in place. (I think the cap is somewhere in the bottom of the RH rear pocket – I didn’t remember to take it out for the photos). Those elastic bands will no doubt stretch over time and get worse for allowing slippage. Hair ties are always handy. Useful as rubber bands when out and about. The Syrinx titanium pen hangs perfectly in the hinge of the pouch, off a hair tie, of course. 😉 I wrapped the BIC lighter with some sticky, waterproof, off-a-roll, medical tape. That stuff is really good for finger cuts and never comes loose. An easily applied/removed wire tie stops the trigger being accidentally depressed in the closed Maxpedition pouch. I use FoodSaver, custom-made, vacuumed bags to compress things like my vinyl gloves into a very compact state, and to waterproof emergency meds. I didn’t like the plain, frankly ugly, black zipper pull, so, I made a Snake Knot pull using reflective orange 550 Paracord. . CONCLUSION: . I feel like I found my perfect EDC Pocket Organizer with the Micro Maxpedition. Sure, I can’t carry everything in it and have to be somewhat minimalist but that’s actually a good thing. When I might need more “tools”, like when hiking, I usually have a backpack. Of course, If I carried it on my belt, I could carry much more stuff and turn it into a mini football, but that’s not what I want. . I can highly recommend this Micro Maxpedition Pocket Pouch. It’s well-made, durable, well-priced, and great for everyday use.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pocket organizer
*by S***N on January 30, 2026*

Very nice and sturdy. I was able to fit everything I usually carry in my pockets in this so storage capacity is great for my needs. Very functional.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for EDC
*by M***E on June 2, 2015*

Great EDC pack. I carry mostly backup type stuff in here... spare batteries for the flashlight, point and shoot camera, extra pen, a little first aid stuff, that kind of thing. It is pretty durable, and although I've only had it for a few months, I can't detect any signs of wear on it at all. It goes on the motorcycle with me, in the car, to work and in the boat. It's small enough to fit in a cargo pocket, a little too large for jeans. It would be nice if the elastic was a little tighter, but that and the fact that it has no belt clip provision are my only two complaints, and the reasons for 4 stars out of 5. What can I say... in the words of Abe, "People who like this sort of thing will find this the sort of thing they like". An excellent choice. Update: After carrying this everywhere for the last year, I have upgraded it to 5 stars. What I carry in it has kind of stabilized, and I still don't leave home without it. I had to replace the zipper pull because it kept untying. The sides have softened up somewhat, but no signs of weakening in the stitching or zipper. It's amazing what you can fit in this if you try. It holds a Victorinox Super Tinker, Streamlight Microstream, AAA battery, RCR123A battery, 18650 battery, eye drops, Fisher Space Pen (full size won't fit), mini Sharpie, mini bic, two aluminum pill bottles heat shrunk together... one with allergy meds and pills, the other a spare set of ear plugs, spare memory cards and adapters, band-aids, neosporin and alcohol swabs. All that fits with a little room to spare, and I usually manage to stuff a spare camera battery, ear buds or a portable charger in there when I need it. I still hold to what I said, a little large for jean pockets, works well in a cargo pocket or jacket pocket. It always lives in my lunch bag at work, center console in the car or truck, side jacket pocket on the bike. I originally removed a star for loose elastic and lack of belt provision. I no longer feel the need to wear it on a belt, so that's eliminated as a concern, and while I used to think the elastic was too loose, I have found that it reliably holds on to items when they are organized correctly. The elastic also hasn't gotten stretched out or lost it's elasticity. I have tried 3 other organizers since, thinking I wanted more space, but every time I return to this one. It seems like if I have the space, I fill it with stuff I don't use. This seems to be just the right size for me.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Maxpedition Micro Pocket Organizer
- Maxpedition Mini Pocket Organizer
- Maxpedition E.D.C. Pocket Organizer

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