Hazard 4 make modular carry gear built around the MOLLE webbing standard, so pouches and cases attach to a pack, a belt or a vehicle panel and can be moved between them without buying the whole system twice.
The Koala family are the pouches most people start with — Big-Koala for a phone and small gear, Mil-Koala as a multi-sheath. They sit on the front of a pack strap or on a belt where you can reach them without taking anything off.
Hard cases and bags. The Hatch is a MOLLE-compatible hard case for gear that will not survive being sat on; the Defense Courier is a laptop-capable messenger bag for people who want the same construction in something they can carry into a meeting.
Worth knowing. MOLLE attachment takes a minute to weave properly and should be pulled tight — a pouch fitted loosely will swing and snag in cover. Count the webbing rows on your pack before ordering so the pouch actually has somewhere to sit.
The range also carries morale patches, graphic tees and gear wraps.
Related: Bags & Rucksacks, Rucksacks, Waistbags, Range Bags.
