I met a great crew of young men from Poland who are building some awesome gear. They’ve got a whole line of cool stuff but I wanted to show you their new TOTEM pouches.
Offered in 5.56, 7.62, and 9mm versions, they feature injection molded inserts.
Fixed PALS webbing has been replaced with a stiff mounting surface which together with dedicated mounting straps ensures stable mounting. I’ve never seen anything quite like it.
The integrated PALS slots not only give the TOTEM pouches their name, but also enable stacking of pouches. Additionally, the bottom of the pouch is partially open, preventing moisture from collecting inside.
The Tegris mounting plates are ambidextrous and the rifle TOTEM pouches can be mounted vertically or horizontally, while the pistol pouches can be mounted vertically or at 45 degrees.
Available in 7 colors and made in Poland from American materials.
Ok so I’m new to the canted mag holders. What is the exact point. I know trex uses them. (Yes he’s not an operator but he shoots a shit ton!) so I just was wondering if there was a reason for this.
Faster reloads.
More natural path from pouch to mag well, contours better to the body, and doesn’t stick up and interfere as much with your body or plate carrier when worn ahead of the hip bone.
Is this mounting system actually PALS compatible or just 2” belt compatible? I’ve been looking for a solution for canted pistol mag pouches that will work with PALS on a Crye MRB 2.0 and the closest solution I can come up with is the Shaw canted MOLLE adapter which is forever sold out.
Check out the Arbor Arms MARS Angled Pistol Pouch
I have to say each picture left me more and more confused about how these mount.
PALS compatible. Tail ticks into top of pouch. Plate facilitates angled placement.
I bet no one here noticed it, but the mounting clipd anf PALS slits are inside the pouch, not separated from magazine by any layer of fabric or plastic. This is not good design
Actually, there is a liner that is placed in the pouch between the PALS/Onewrap piece. I am slightly concerned about the retention of the liner. Hopefully they will get a distributor in the USA so we can see first hand. Neat concept.