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On the back there are two sewn-on MOLLE/PALS attachment straps – in the old version, they were made of nylon, in the newer version, they are made of hypalon-ish fabric. They allow to attach the bag to a vest or a backpack, or some other equipment. Next to them, on the outside, there are another two 1" webbing loops. Another two loops were sewn-in in the side edges, in their upper part, to be used for attaching the carrying strap. The 1" nylon webbing carrying strap has two ITW Nexus buckles with one-side length ad- justment. It can be attached to the loop in the pouch with Duraflex Slick Clips, which can be easily taken of when we want to use the pouch as an admin panel on the front of plate carrier. THE INTERNALS The main pocket of the Cubby Admin waist bags is closed with a reversed two-way zipper, the mechanisms of which have plastic endings so that it is easier to use them. To prevent the pouch from "un-deliberate opening" after unzip- ping of the zippers, the back and the front part of the pocket is connected with a rubber strap to limit the opening. Inside, Cubby Admin is divided with a partition of thin nylon that creates a flat pocket on the back wall of the pouch that is per- fect to put documents in it. The pocket has a flat rubber band sewn on it to form two loops of the organizer, while inside, in the upper edge, there is a strap with a D-ring. On the opposite wall, three vertical straps of flat rubber were sewn on to form an organizer for e.g. pens or things with similar shape. Husar describes Cubby Admin as an admin pouchwith the possibility of being used as a waist bag, but all users I know claim just the opposite. It is a very good pouch with the possibility of being attached to serve as an admin pouch. Both Cubby Admin and Cubby Admin+ are great pieces of work – they use high-quality materials and accessories and the manufacturer equipment

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