Subcategories

• Belly Bags and Waist Bags

  

  Tactical belly bags and waist bags for everyday use, outdoor activities and operations

  Tactical belly bags and waist bags provide quick access to essential gear and ensure that EDC gear, tools, first-aid supplies, or personal items are neatly organized. Unlike backpacks or larger bags, frequently used items remain within easy reach at all times and can be accessed immediately.

  At Zentauron, you’ll find durable belly bags and waist bags for everyday use, outdoor activities, training, shooting sports, airsoft, duty, and professional applications. Depending on your needs, we offer compact models for daily use, modular MOLLE waist pouches, and specialized medic pouches.

  Which belly bag or waist bag is right for your intended use?

  Choosing the right belly bag or waist bag depends primarily on the intended use, the required equipment, and your preferred carrying style.

  Intended Use	Recommended belly or waist bag
  Everyday Use & EDC	Compact belly bags and waist bags
  Outdoor & Hiking	Durable belly bags with extra storage space
  Training & Shooting	Modular MOLLE belly bags
  Law Enforcement & Security	Expandable operational belly bags
  First Aid	Medic belly bags with quick access

  Because they are worn close to the body, important equipment remains accessible at all times without restricting freedom of movement.

  To learn more about choosing the right belly bag, see our guide “Tactical Waist Pouches—Which Model Is Right for Which Purpose?”.

  Belly bag or waist bag—What’s the difference?

  The terms “belly bag” and “waist bag” are often used interchangeably. In practical use, a waist bag usually refers to a bag worn close to the body around the hips or at the belt, while “belly bag” is often used more generally to describe compact bags worn in front of the body. The key factors in making a selection are primarily how it’s worn, its capacity, ease of access, and the fastening system.

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  Compact belly bags and waist bags for EDC

  Compact belly bags and waist bags are particularly well-suited for daily use. They offer enough space for a smartphone, wallet, keys, flashlight, or other EDC items and allow for quick access on the go.

  Thanks to their light weight and unobtrusive size, they’re a practical alternative to a backpack or crossbody bag when you only need to carry the essentials.

  If you want to organize your EDC gear effectively, you’ll find additional information in the guide “What Belongs in a Tactical Waist Pouch?”.

  Modular Waist bags with the MOLLE System

  Modular waist bags are designed for users who want to customize their gear. Thanks to MOLLE loops, additional pouches or gear items can be attached flexibly.

  These models are particularly well-suited for outdoor activities, shooting sports and training, professional use, as well as airsoft and tactical scenarios.

  Anyone who regularly carries different gear benefits from the high adaptability of modular systems and can tailor their belt pack to changing needs.

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  Covert belley bags for discreet carrying

  Covert waist pouches combine the functionality of a tactical pouch with a design that’s as discreet as possible. They’re ideal for users who want to carry gear inconspicuously without sacrificing a well-thought-out interior organization.

  Unlike classic tactical waist bags, the focus here is not on maximum modularity but on discreet use. This makes these models particularly suitable for everyday use, travel, and civilian applications.

  

  Materials and Workmanship

  Zentauron’s belly bags and waist bags are designed for demanding operations and crafted from durable materials. Sturdy fabrics, heavy-duty zippers, and high-quality craftsmanship ensure a long service life even with regular use.

  Depending on the model, the bags offer various organizational options, sturdy attachment solutions, and ample space for personal gear, medical supplies, or tactical equipment.

  What size should a belly bag or waist bag be?​

  For everyday use, a compact belly bag or waist bag that offers space for essential EDC items is often sufficient. Those who need to carry additional gear, first-aid supplies, or operational equipment will benefit from larger or modularly expandable models.

  In addition to volume, the internal layout plays a particularly important role. Well-organized compartments make it easier to quickly access frequently used items.

  For more tips on choosing the right size and the appropriate use case, see our guide “Tactical Waist Pouch—Which Use Case Matches Which Model?”.

  Common uses for tactical belly bags and waist bags

  Tactical belly bags and waist bags are used, among other things, for everyday carry, outdoor activities and bushcraft, hiking and trekking, shooting sports and training, airsoft, security and emergency response personnel, first aid equipment, as well as travel and everyday use.

  Thanks to their combination of compact dimensions, high durability, and quick accessibility, they are among the most versatile gear bags for a wide range of applications.

  For detailed information on the various areas of application, see the guide “Tactical Waist Bags for Everyday Use, Outdoor Activities, and Training”.

  Further information on tactical belly bags and waist bags

  If you’d like to learn more about selecting, equipping, and using belly bags and waist bags, we recommend the following articles:

  • Tactical Waist Bag – Which Model Is Best for Which Purpose?
  • Tactical Waist Bags for Everyday Use, Outdoor Activities, and Training
  • What Should You Put in a Tactical Waist Pouch?

  These guides provide further information on areas of use, equipment recommendations, carrying methods, and typical use cases. While this category offers an overview of the available waist bags and hip bags, the guides help you make a detailed selection and choose the right bag for your needs.

• MOLLE bags

  MOLLE Pouches for Modular Gear

  MOLLE pouches add extra storage space to backpacks, plate carriers, tactical vests, and other compatible carrying systems. The MOLLE/PALS system allows pouches to be attached flexibly and positioned to suit your specific gear.

  At Zentauron, you’ll find MOLLE pouches in various sizes and designs—from compact pouches for smaller gear items to larger multipurpose pouches for additional equipment. This allows you to organize your existing gear efficiently and adapt a carrying system to the task at hand.

  Pouches and Multi-Purpose Bags in Various Sizes

  The range extends from small MOLLE pouches to larger multipurpose bags. The appropriate size depends on what you need to carry, how much attachment space is available, and where the bag should be positioned on the carrying system.

  Compact pouches are suitable for smaller pieces of gear and require little MOLLE space. Larger models offer more storage space for more extensive equipment or multiple items.

  MOLLE Pouches for Different User Groups

  MOLLE pouches are used in professional, athletic, and personal settings. What matters most is not so much the target audience itself as the task at hand: storing gear in an organized manner, positioning it effectively on the carrying system, and accessing it quickly when needed.

  Military, Police, and Security Services

  For the military, the German Armed Forces, police, government agencies, and security services, functional and well-organized equipment management is a top priority. Depending on the model, MOLLE pouches can be attached to plate carriers, tactical vests, chest rigs, or backpacks.

  Airsoft, MilSim, and Sport Shooters

  In airsoft, MilSim, and competitive shooting, MOLLE pouches allow for flexible customization of personal setups. Compact pouches can hold accessories, while larger multipurpose pouches provide additional storage space. Special magazine pouches are also available for magazines and similar gear.

  Outdoor, Bushcraft, Preppers, and Survival

  MOLLE pouches can also simplify gear organization in outdoor and prepping contexts. Frequently used items can be stowed separately from the main compartment on compatible backpacks or carrying systems, making them easily accessible.

  Which bag is right for your gear?

  When choosing a MOLLE bag, several factors are important:

  • Size: The bag should offer enough space for its intended contents but shouldn’t be larger than necessary.
  • MOLLE surface area: Before making a selection, check how much attachment surface is available at the desired location.
  • Access: Frequently used gear should be positioned for easy access. Adjacent pouches and gear items should not interfere with each other if possible.
  • Organization: Depending on the model, pouches differ in design, opening mechanism, and internal organization. You can find specific details on the respective product page.
  • Position: The position on the carrying system affects access, mobility, and weight distribution. Larger or heavily loaded pouches, in particular, should be attached in a way that minimizes interference with movement.

  Attachment to Backpacks, Plate Carriers, and Vests

  MOLLE pouches can be used on various carrying systems, provided compatible MOLLE/PALS webbing is available.

  On backpacks, additional pouches provide storage space outside the main compartment and can make it easier to access frequently used gear.

  On plate carriers and tactical vests, pouches can be positioned precisely on available MOLLE panels. Depending on their size and the available attachment area, they can also be used on chest rigs, battle belts, and other compatible carrying systems.

  Using MOLLE/PALS Attachment Correctly

  MOLLE pouches are attached to the PALS loops of a compatible carrying system. The grid allows for a modular and stable arrangement of the pouches.

  We explain in detail how the MOLLE system works and how to properly attach MOLLE/PALS pouches in our guide, “How to Properly Attach MOLLE/PALS Pouches.”

  Pouches from Zentauron

  Zentauron’s MOLLE pouches and multipurpose pouches vary by model in terms of size, design, internal organization, and required attachment area, among other features.

  This allows you to organize different pieces of gear to fit the available space and the specific task at hand. Information on dimensions, construction, attachment, and specific uses can be found directly on the respective product pages.

  Frequently Asked Questions About MOLLE Pouches

  What is a MOLLE pouch?

  A MOLLE pouch is a pouch that can be attached to compatible MOLLE/PALS panels. This allows additional gear to be attached in a modular fashion to backpacks, plate carriers, vests, or other suitable carrying systems.

  Which MOLLE pouch do I need?

  The right pouch depends on the intended contents, the required size, the available space, and the desired position on the carrying system.

  Can I attach MOLLE pouches to a backpack?

  If the backpack has compatible MOLLE/PALS panels and there is sufficient attachment space available, suitable MOLLE pouches can be attached to it.

  What is the difference between a MOLLE bag and a pouch?

  “Pouch” is the English term for a bag or equipment pouch. In the tactical field, the terms “MOLLE bag” and “MOLLE pouch” are often used interchangeably to refer to the same product group.

• Velcro Pockets

  Velcro Pockets for Flexible Equipment Organization

  Velcro pockets are modular pockets with a Velcro fastener on the back that attach to compatible Velcro surfaces. This allows them to be flexibly arranged, repositioned, and adapted to different equipment or applications.

  Zentauron Velcro pockets are ideal for keeping small parts, tools, electronics, batteries, personal gear, and other accessories neatly organized. Depending on the model, options include closed multipurpose pockets, inner pockets, mesh pockets, or compact Velcro modules.

  Velcro Pockets, Inner Pockets, and Velcro Modules

  Not every Velcro pocket serves the same purpose. The key factors are what equipment needs to be stored and how quickly it needs to be accessible.

  Closed Velcro pouches and multipurpose pouches keep gear together and prevent contents from falling out. They’re suitable, for example, for small parts, accessories, spare parts, or personal items.

  Inner pockets with Velcro fasteners provide additional organization within compatible bags and backpacks. They can be attached to existing Velcro surfaces and repositioned as needed.

  Mesh pockets and mesh modules are useful when the contents need to be easily identifiable and directly accessible.

  Velcro modules complement existing organizational areas and allow for flexible compartmentalization of smaller or specialized gear.

  Attachment with hook-and-loop fasteners

  Attachment is achieved via hook-and-loop fasteners on the back of the pocket or module. The hook-and-loop fasteners are attached to a suitable loop surface.

  The advantage lies in flexible positioning: A hook-and-loop pocket can be repositioned, replaced, or adapted to a changed configuration of the equipment without the need for a permanent fastening system.

  This requires a sufficiently large and compatible loop surface on the respective carrying system or in the bag being used.

  Which Velcro pocket is right for my gear?

  When making your selection, you should primarily consider size, contents, accessibility, and the available hook-and-loop surface.

  Size: Small Velcro pockets are suitable for compact gear and individual items. Larger interior pockets or multipurpose pockets offer space for more extensive gear.

  Contents: Closed pockets are useful when you need to keep items together. Mesh panels, on the other hand, make it easier to quickly check the contents at a glance.

  Access: Frequently used gear should be positioned so that it is directly accessible. Less frequently used items can be stored in other areas of the available hook-and-loop surface to save space.

  Velcro surface: The size and position of the available loop Velcro surface determine which pockets and modules can be used effectively.

  This allows the organization to be adapted to different equipment, tasks, and personal requirements.

  Applications for Velcro Pockets

  Velcro pockets can be used anywhere suitable hook-and-loop surfaces are available. Typical applications include bags, backpacks, and other gear systems with pre-prepared surfaces for modular organization.

  This allows you to create different functional zones and clearly separate pieces of equipment from one another. The position of individual pouches can be adjusted without having to completely reconfigure the entire setup.

  Depending on the design, Velcro pouches are suitable for military and law enforcement applications, security services, outdoor activities, airsoft, and MilSim, as well as for the organized storage of work and operational equipment.

  You can find matching complementary accessories in the Backpack Accessories category. For complete carrying systems and various sizes, the Backpacks category is also available.

  Velcro Pockets or MOLLE Pockets?

  Velcro pouches and MOLLE pouches serve similar organizational purposes but differ in how they are attached.

  Velcro pouches are attached using hook-and-loop fasteners to suitable loop surfaces. This allows them to be quickly positioned, repositioned, or swapped out.

  MOLLE pouches, on the other hand, are attached to MOLLE/PALS loops and are suitable for carrying systems equipped with these loops.

  Which system is more suitable therefore depends primarily on the available attachment surface and the intended use.

  For gear with MOLLE/PALS attachment, you’ll find suitable solutions in the MOLLE Pockets category.

• Admin Pouches

  Zentauron Admin pouch with Molle-System

  

  Where is the Admin Pouch worn?

  Admin pouches are small pouches that are worn at chest level on the plate carrier or protective vest. There are also models that can be additionally attached to the belt. Zentauron Admin Pouches are in equipped with the Molle system and are thus attached to the tactical vest or plate carrier.

  

  What is transported in Admin Pouch?

  The useful small universal accessory pouches are classically used for organizing equipment that needs to be accessed easily and quickly.
  
  Also called tactical office pouches, they hold personal equipment, as well as maps and small items such as paper, pens, writing pads organized in slide-in compartments. For this use case, there is the commander's bag in our range.
  
  With the advent of digital technology in the modern soldier, solutions have always been implemented for the accommodation of GPS devices or the use as a smartphone pouch.
  
  The Digital Admin Pouch with its accessories is designed for these two types of devices. Screen operation is still possible and the devices can also be charged with powerbanks.

  Material and workmanship

  The Zentauron Admin pouches are made of robust Cordura Velcro and webbing made of polyamide. The materials are according to the German TL or the American Mil Spec.
  This gives them the necessary durability and meet the IRR / NIR request of the armies.

• Leg pockets

  Tactical Leg Pouches for IFAK and Medical Equipment

  A tactical leg pouch is a close-fitting pouch system that attaches to a belt or webbing and is secured to the thigh. This allows medical supplies and other compact gear to be carried on the leg, within easy reach.

  The Zentauron lineup includes tactical leg pouches, MOLLE leg plates, organizers, and removable pouch systems. The focus is on solutions for IFAK and medic gear, as well as modular systems for professional users.

  Leg Pouch, MOLLE Leg Plate, or Modular System?

  The products in this category differ primarily in their design and attachment methods. A complete leg pouch combines the pouch itself with a leg platform and additional stabilization on the thigh.

  A MOLLE leg plate, on the other hand, serves as a modular mounting surface. Suitable MOLLE pouches can be attached to it and arranged according to the specific mission requirements. Detachable systems allow a pouch to be removed from the platform or used on another compatible mounting surface.

  Organizers and internal compartments facilitate the structured storage of bandages, tourniquets, compresses, and other first-aid supplies.

  Attachment to Belts and Thighs

  Depending on the model, leg pouches and leg platforms are attached to a belt, tactical belt, battle belt, or a belt loop. In complete leg systems, adjustable leg straps stabilize the platform on the thigh.

  This keeps the thigh pouch positioned close to the body even during movement. At the same time, belts, vests, or plate carriers can be used to carry additional components.

  When adjusting the system, the position, load, and strap length should be coordinated so that the system does not unnecessarily hinder movement while walking, kneeling, or sitting.

  What to Look for When Choosing a Leg Pouch?

  Which leg pouch is suitable depends on the intended use and the equipment you have. Important selection criteria include:

  • Intended use: IFAK, medical supplies, or other compact gear
  • System type: full leg pouch, MOLLE leg panel, or detachable pouch
  • Attachment: belt, belt loop, battle belt, and additional leg straps
  • Organization: Loops, slots, and organizers for structured access
  • Size and Capacity: Sufficient storage space with minimal restriction of freedom of movement
  • Compatibility: Designed to integrate with existing MOLLE pouches and carrying systems

  Tactical leg pouches are particularly suitable for military personnel, police, security services, rescue and special rescue teams, as well as users of medical field equipment.

  Compatible IFAK, Medic, and MOLLE Equipment

  The Leg Pouch category includes medic and IFAK systems that are worn on the thigh or attached via a leg platform. Compact first-aid pouches for MOLLE, Velcro, or belts can be found in the IFAK Pouches section.

  Additional pouches and components for medical equipment are available in the “Medic Equipment” category. Additional modular pouches can be selected via the MOLLE system.

  Depending on the configuration, Battle Belts and compatible tactical belts are also suitable for securing equipment close to the body.

• First Aid Kits

  IFAK Pouches and Bags for MOLLE, Belts, and Velcro

  IFAK pouches are designed to carry personal first-aid equipment in an organized manner, close to the body, and within easy reach. Depending on the model, the pouches can be attached to MOLLE and PALS panels, to a belt, or via a Velcro mount. This allows them to be integrated into various equipment configurations for the German Armed Forces, government agencies, security forces, and training.

  In this category, you’ll find complete IFAK pouches as well as complementary adapter and mounting solutions. Check the respective product page to see whether it’s a pouch, an adapter plate, or a combination of a pouch and a mounting system. Compatibility and package contents are also listed there.

  The IFAK pouches offered are shipped without medical contents, unless otherwise specified on the respective product page.

  Selecting an IFAK Pouch and Mounting System

  The right model depends on where and how the pouch will be carried. Key factors include the existing carrying system, the desired position, and the required method of access.

  MOLLE and PALS Attachment

  A MOLLE IFAK pouch can be attached to compatible surfaces on plate carriers with MOLLE panels, vests, backpacks, and other modular carrying systems. This option is suitable when the pouch is to be worn permanently in a fixed position.

  For proper attachment, the pouch’s attachment loops must be compatible with the carrier’s MOLLE or PALS system.

  Belt and Holster Mounting

  IFAK pouches with belt mounts can be worn on a tactical belt or duty belt independently of a plate carrier. This solution is suitable for users who wish to position their first-aid equipment directly on their belt.

  Before making a selection, check the intended belt width, the attachment method, and the space required alongside other equipment.

  Velcro and Adapter Solutions

  Velcro and adapter solutions expand the attachment options for a compatible IFAK pouch. An adapter plate is not a standalone pouch, but rather an attachment component for the intended model.

  Therefore, check whether the selected adapter is compatible with your existing pouch and your intended carrying method. The compatibility information on the respective product pages is decisive.

  What to Look for When Selecting

  • Is the pouch intended to be attached to MOLLE, a belt, or Velcro?
  • Is it a complete pouch or just an adapter?
  • Is the required mounting hardware included in the package?
  • Does the system fit your existing plate carrier, backpack, or belt?
  • What dimensions and interior layout are required for the planned equipment?
  • Should the pouch be permanently attached or detached from the carrying system as needed?

  The specific suitability depends on the combination of the bag, the mounting system, and your existing gear.

  Access and Internal Organization

  An IFAK should be positioned so that it remains accessible and interferes as little as possible with other gear. The appropriate position depends on the carrying system, your personal work style, and the rest of your gear.

  Depending on the model, various options for internal organization are available. This allows the carried equipment to be organized and stored in designated locations. The exact layout and features are described on the respective product page.

  For professional use, the guidelines of the respective organization as well as the individual’s training and equipment plan should also be taken into account.

  IFAK Pouches for the German Armed Forces, Government Agencies, and Training

  IFAK pouches are used, among others, by military and government personnel, security forces, and in education and training. Depending on the model, they can also be used to organize personal first-aid equipment for hunting, outdoor activities, airsoft, or milsim.

  Not every IFAK pouch is suitable for every equipment configuration. When making a selection, the mounting method, size, internal layout, and intended area of use are particularly important.

  For professional applications, the specifications of the respective organization remain decisive.

  Materials and Manufacturing in Germany

  Zentauron’s IFAK pouches and adapters are designed for use with modular gear and manufactured in Germany. Depending on the model, robust fabrics, webbing, Velcro surfaces, and durable closure components are used.

  For color and material variants marked accordingly, IRR- or NIR-equipped components can be used. The information on the respective product page is binding.

  The design is geared toward a functional connection between the pouch, the mounting, and the carrying system.

  Guidelines for Equipping an IFAK Pouch

  The medical equipment carried in an IFAK depends on the intended area of operation, the user’s level of training, and, where applicable, organizational guidelines. The pouch itself does not specify which items are required.

  For professional applications, the contents should be based on appropriate training and the guidelines of the responsible organization. Medications and specialized medical supplies should not be selected based solely on general packing lists.

  You can find additional pouches and components in the Medic Equipment section. Plate carriers with MOLLE panels and tactical backpacks are also available for attachment to modular carrying systems.

• Hydration Carrier

  Hydration Carriers for Hydration Bladders and Tactical Gear

  Hydration carriers are designed to securely carry hydration bladders close to the body on tactical gear. Depending on the model, they are attached via the MOLLE system to plate carriers, vests, or other compatible carrying systems. This ensures that water remains easily accessible even while on the move, without the need to carry an additional hydration pack.

  At Zentauron, you’ll find a variety of hydration carriers and MOLLE hydration bladder pouches designed for different needs. In addition to compact solutions for hydration bladders, there are models that offer extra storage space for additional gear.

  MOLLE Hydration Bladder Pouches for Plate Carriers and Carrying Systems

  Depending on the model, a hydration carrier can be attached via MOLLE to a compatible plate carrier, vest, or other modular carrying system. This allows for secure integration into your existing gear.

  The hydration bladder is securely housed within the carrier. The drinking tube can then be routed so that it remains accessible during operations, training, or other activities.

  Depending on the model, hydration carriers differ in several ways, including:

  • Size and intended volume of the hydration bladder
  • Attachment via the MOLLE system
  • Additional storage space
  • Design and accessibility
  • Options for hose routing

  Which model is best suited depends on your existing gear, the hydration bladder you use, and the storage space you need.

  Which hydration carrier is right for my gear?

  When making your selection, you should first determine what size hydration bladder you’ll be using and how much space is available on your existing carrying system.

  Compact hydration carriers are primarily designed to hold a single hydration bladder. Larger models can offer additional space for other gear, combining hydration with extra storage.

  The desired attachment method is also important. If you want to wear the carrier directly on a plate carrier or tactical vest, you should consider the available MOLLE webbing and the space available.

  Hydration Carrier, Hydration Bladder, and Hydration Backpack—The Difference

  These terms are often used interchangeably, but they refer to different components.

  A hydration bladder is the actual water reservoir with a drinking tube.

  A hydration carrier —or MOLLE hydration pouch—holds this bladder and allows it to be attached to compatible tactical gear.

  A hydration backpack, on the other hand, has its own shoulder or carrying system and can be worn independently of a plate carrier or vest.

  If you already use a modular carrying system, a hydration carrier lets you integrate a compact solution directly into your existing gear.

  For operations, training, and the outdoors

  Hydration Carriers are used wherever water needs to remain accessible during extended activities while also being carried as close to the body as possible.

  Typical applications include, among others:

  • military and law enforcement use
  • Training and education
  • Airsoft and similar tactical activities
  • outdoor excursions
  • Long marches and high-intensity activities

  Thanks to its modular attachment system, the drinking water supply can be adapted to various equipment setups.

  Rugged Hydration Carriers from Zentauron

  Zentauron’s hydration carriers are designed for use with modular tactical gear. The models differ in terms of construction, volume, mounting, and additional storage space, among other features.

  Information on materials, dimensions, compatible hydration bladders, and other product features can be found on the respective product page. This allows you to select the hydration carrier that best suits your carrying system and intended use.

• Magazine pouches

  Magazine Pouches

  Magazine pouches and mag pouches are designed to organize long-barrel and pistol magazines to fit the respective magazine and carrying system. At Zentauron, you’ll find a variety of solutions for MOLLE/PALS panels, Velcro areas, and modular carrying systems.

  Which magazine pouch is suitable depends primarily on the magazine being used, the desired capacity, the design, and the available mounting options. This top-level category provides an overview of the various magazine pouches and links to matching product groups, subcategories, and complementary carrying systems.

  Magazine Pouches by Attachment Method and Design

  MOLLE Magazine Pouches

  MOLLE magazine pouches are attached to compatible MOLLE/PALS panels. This allows magazine pouches to be positioned modularly on the respective carrying system.

  Depending on the model, the pouches differ in terms of magazine compatibility, capacity, and retention. Therefore, specific compatibility with the magazine being used remains crucial.

  Velcro Magazine Pouches

  Velcro magazine pouches are designed for designated hook-and-loop surfaces. They allow for flexible positioning within compatible carrying systems.

  You can find the available models and their respective applications in the Velcro magazine pouches subcategory.

  Ammunition Panels

  Ammunition panels provide a standalone modular solution when multiple magazines need to be organized together on a suitable surface of the carrying system.

  The appropriate design depends on the magazine, the available space, and how the panel is attached.

  Magazine Pouches for G36, M4/STANAG, and Pistols

  Magazines vary in shape, width, and dimensions. Therefore, a magazine pouch is not automatically compatible with different magazine systems.

  Depending on the available models, Zentauron offers magazine pouches for, for example:

  • G36 magazines
  • M4/STANAG and M16 magazines
  • G28/HK417 magazines
  • Pistol magazines
  • other magazine types listed with the respective product

  G36 and M4/STANAG magazines are available in various designs and capacities. Even if a magazine pouch appears similar on the outside, you should always check which magazines the specific product is intended for before making a selection.

  Open and closed magazine pouches

  In addition to the magazine type and mounting method, the type of magazine holder also varies.

  Open magazine pouches and shingle designs leave the top of the inserted magazine freely accessible. Depending on the model, the magazine is held in place by designated retaining elements.

  Closed magazine pouches feature a lid or other cover over the inserted magazine.

  Which design is suitable depends on the desired security, ease of access, and the intended position within the carrying system.

  Mag pouches on a plate carrier, chest rig, or battle belt

  Mag pouches are a central component of modular carrying systems.

  On a plate carrier, suitable mag pouches can be attached to existing MOLLE/PALS webbing. Chest rigs and battle belts also offer suitable attachment points, depending on the model.

  When positioning them, you should consider not only the number of magazines but also accessibility, available space, and other equipment.

  For more information on the attachment principle, see the guide to attaching MOLLE/PALS equipment.

  Which magazine pouch is right for my gear?

  When selecting a magazine pouch, five factors should be considered:

  1. Magazine type: Which magazine is the pouch intended for?
  2. Capacity: Is the pouch intended to hold a single magazine or multiple magazines?
  3. Design: Do you prefer an open or closed magazine pouch?
  4. Attachment: Is there MOLLE/PALS or a suitable Velcro surface available?
  5. Carrying system: For example, should the pouch be attached to a plate carrier, chest rig, or battle belt?

  The specifications for each product are decisive for compatibility, capacity, and attachment.

  Frequently Asked Questions About Magazine Pouches

  What is the difference between MOLLE and Velcro magazine pouches?

  MOLLE magazine pouches are attached to MOLLE/PALS panels. Velcro magazine pouches, on the other hand, require a designated Velcro loop surface. Which type is suitable therefore depends primarily on the existing carrying system.

  Which magazine pouch is suitable for the G36 or M4/STANAG?

  Different magazine pouches are available for G36 and M4/STANAG magazines. Since magazines vary in shape and dimensions, specific compatibility should always be verified based on the product specifications.

  What is the difference between a magazine pouch and an ammunition panel?

  Depending on its design, a magazine pouch holds one or more magazines. An ammunition panel organizes multiple magazines as a single modular unit on a compatible carrying system.

  Distinguishing Between Magazine Pouches, Ammunition Pouches, and Dump Pouches

  Magazine pouches are specifically designed to hold certain magazines. For other ammunition, empty magazines, or additional gear, different pouch solutions are available depending on the intended use.

  Separate ammunition pouches and dump pouches are available for this purpose. This ensures that magazine pouches, ammunition panels, and other ammunition or storage pouches remain clearly functionally distinct from one another.

• Dump Pouches

  Drop bags - Easy storage of empty magazines and ammunition.

  In the category of drop bags we offer you a versatile selection of products specially designed for the storage of empty magazines and other items. Our drop bags are characterized by their practical functionality, durable construction and compatibility with the MOLLE system. They allow you to quickly access your equipment and contribute to efficient organization.

  Easy organization and quick access to your equipment

  A drop bag for empty magazines can help keep dropped magazines and excess ammunition safe and handy during a mission or shooting exercises. They provide ample space to keep your gear organized just in case, while ensuring quick access.

  Robust materials and high-quality workmanship

  We place a high priority on quality and durability. Our ammunition drop bags are made of high-quality Cordura® polyamide 6.6, an extremely durable material that can withstand the challenges of the field. You can rest assured that your equipment will be safe and secure while you focus on your mission - in all environmental conditions.

  Versatile attachment options

  Intended as a Molle drop bag, each dump pouch is equipped with the MOLLE system, which means it can be attached to all popular carry systems. This gives you flexibility to adapt to the mission situation at hand and allows you to carry gear exactly the way you prefer - whether you're using a plate carrier, chest rig or other gear carrier.

  Facilitates quick reloads and ensures full mobility.

  Our drop bags are designed to help you reload quickly and smoothly. Their clever design allows you to drop empty magazines and other gear in a snap, so you always have quick access to fresh ammo. This allows you to remain flexible in the field and maintain full mobility.

  Prevents loss of equipment and keeps the environment clean and tidy.

  Minimize the risk of losing valuable equipment with our drop bags. Instead of carrying them around or storing them in bags, you can safely place them in the drop bag and be protected from accidental loss. In addition, you'll keep your environment neat and tidy by safely dropping empty magazines and other items into the drop bag instead of leaving them lying around. This way, you'll always have an organized and tidy workspace.

  Practical features for added convenience

  Our drop bags are equipped with convenient features to make your use easier. From pull-out aids for quick deployment, to security systems like elastic or Velcro, to extra pockets or loops for additional items, our drop bags offer an optimal solution for storing your gear.

  Not all drop bags are the same

  In our category drop bags you will find different models that meet all requirements and situations. Whether you need a compact drop bag for a lightweight version or a roomy drop bag for larger capacities, you will find it here. Discover the variety of our drop bags and choose the right model for your personal situation. Focus best on the model whose position and fit you can quickly and easily get used to.

  Trust in quality and reliability

  At Zentauron we put great emphasis on quality, reliability and functionality. All our products are made in Germany and meet the highest standards of materials and workmanship. Our drop bags are designed to serve you faithfully during your missions and exercises.

  Facilitates fast reloading and ensures full mobility

  Our drop bags are designed to help you reload quickly and smoothly. Thanks to their clever design, you can drop empty magazines and other equipment in a jiffy and always have quick access to fresh ammunition. This allows you to remain flexible in the field and maintain full mobility.

  Prevents loss of equipment and keeps the environment clean and tidy

  Minimize the risk of losing valuable equipment with our drop bags. Instead of carrying them around or storing them in bags, you can safely place them in the drop bag and be protected from accidental loss. In addition, you'll keep your environment neat and tidy by safely dropping empty magazines and other items into the drop bag instead of leaving them lying around. This way, you'll always have an organized and tidy workspace.

  Practical features for added convenience

  Our drop bags are equipped with convenient features to make your use easier. From pull-out aids for quick deployment, to security systems like elastic or Velcro, to extra pockets or loops for additional items, our drop bags offer an optimal solution for storing your gear.

  Not all drop bags are the same

  In our category drop bags you will find different models that meet all requirements and situations. Whether you need a compact drop bag for a lightweight version or a roomy drop bag for larger capacities, you will find it here. Discover the variety of our drop bags and choose the right model for your personal situation. Focus best on the model whose position and fit you can get used to quickly and easily.

  Trust in quality and reliability

  At Zentauron we put great emphasis on quality, reliability and functionality. All our products are made in Germany and meet the highest standards of materials and workmanship. Our drop bags are designed to serve you faithfully during your missions and exercises.

• Ammunition bags

  Ammunition bag

  Here you will find bags for ammunition storage of smoke pots and grenades. For the storage of empty magazines, in the category Dump Pouches are our drop bags, which are attached to the equipment via MOLLE or with the help of MOLLE clips. For Mg3 and MG4 ammunition boxes you can also find here the suitable ammunition pouches.For shot cartridges we have cartridge pouches as shot cartridge pouches and modules for attaching shot cartridges to the weapon and the forearm.