G-Force Abdominal Sack Fanny Pouch for Chest Rigs and Plate Carriers, Black

Plate carriers have limited real estate, and the stuff you reach for most often—the radio, medical gear, a spare mag—ends up buried under the first pouch you grab. The G-Force Abdominal Sack moves that gear to a dedicated panel on your chest, keeping it accessible without unclipping anything.

The pouch is a soft, zippered pouch made from 1000D nylon, sized to sit low on the abdomen and attach to the MOLLE or PALS webbing built into most plate carriers and chest rigs. The main compartment is fully lined with hook-and-loop panels so you can trim and place internal dividers for whatever you're carrying—whether that's a compact radio, an IFAK, or loose gear you want sorted inside rather than loose in the bottom. There's a second pocket on the front face for flat items like spare batteries or comms earpieces. The whole setup runs about 5 oz, so it doesn't pull your loadout off-balance.

The zipper runs around the top and front, so you can open it wide and grab things by feel without fumbling with velcro tabs. Black is the colour, no other variant is listed. It ships as the pouch alone—no attachments or accessories are included.

Compatibility depends on the carrier you run. The pouch clips to standard horizontal and vertical webbing rows, which covers most carriers on the market. If your rig has sparse or angled webbing on the abdomen, check the spacing before you buy. This is a general-purpose storage pouch, not a dedicated radio or medical rig—the hook-and-loop interior is flexible enough that most small-to-medium gear fits fine, but it won't replace purpose-built pouches for bulky or oddly shaped items.