I had an idea for a wedge pouch after my orange nylon one fell apart I ordered a surplus $7 M16 30 round magazine pouch off E-Bay It holds 2 small Stihl wedges and 2 medium ones The lid won't close and secure but I think I can relocate the snap halves with pop rivets; however, not sure I really need a closing lid Guess it would be good for transporting them but when you need one you NEED one and I don't want to be fooling around with unlatching something I may just hack off the lid and heat seal the material with a lighter I am going to hang it on an old GI web belt I have laying around I am also going to cut off the "wings" on the side because I just see them snagging stuff
Take a picture of it when you are done and hanging on your waist. I want to see how it sits and how secure the wedges are in it. So far looks like a good idea.
Will do Trimmed off the grenade holders on the side but waffling on cutting off the top cover Turns out it will hold 2 small and 3 medium wedges Thanks
Pics as requested I trimmed off the top a little long and folded it over and glued it with a line of GOOP I figured the rubbery texture of the GOOP would give some friction to help hold the wedges in I also grabbed a 20 round M16 magazine pouch out of my stash and as you can see it is great for a file and a scrench I normally keep my scrench in the right side tool pocket of my Carhartts and I normally use a file guide but I just wanted to show that the 20 round pouch is set up to hold gear like that I have a QuikClot bandage, a pack of compressed gauze, and a roll of COBAN wrap inside and there is room for bandaids for boo boos There is room for a couple of CLIF bars or something as well Since I already had the belt and the 20 round pouch my outlay of cash was $7.00 I realize if you normally use the larger 10"-12" wedges this is probably not workable but I just spent an hour out in the side yard pulling alder stumps wearing this rig and didn't lose a thing
It looks like most of the length of the wedge is in the pouch and would stay put. Not a bad idea. Sure beats my back pocket. Thanks for the pic. Like you said pretty cheap way to go.
Yeah, back pocket carry is a PITA Fighting the chaps belt, and the pressure it puts on your hips after you bend over for the 53rd time