#177: Die Big Burger Pouch ist da!

Together with Boker, we spent a long time working on the Hamburger Pouch to develop an EDC bag that really makes sense. No unnecessary frills, but exactly what you need in everyday life: compact, flexible and with plenty of patching surface. ✔ As small as possible, as practical as necessary – Space for your EDC without being bulky. ✔ Patch it your way – There's plenty of Velcro space on the outside and inside for your favorite patches. ✔ Protect your gear – The removable Velcro divider protects your EDC from scratches. You can insert and store your EDC in two directions. There's a small zippered pocket on the outside, perfect for change, a key or other essentials. Extra security: You can secure the pouch with a small luggage lock and transport your EDC securely – ideal for gun-free zones. Thanks to our collaboration with Boker, we were not only able to create a really good pouch, but also get a super fair price for it. We hope you enjoy the Hamburger Pouch as much as we do! We hope you enjoy your Hamburger Pouch. External dimensions:13 cm x 11 cm x 5 cmSupplied without content

Moin. It always starts innocently. One knife, one pen. Then one knife turns into two, because you could not decide that morning, and eventually the multitool is lying next to them giving you a look. The Hamburger Pouch swallowed all of it without complaining. Right up until it could not any more. Which is why the Big Burger Pouch exists. Seven centimetres that change everything We developed the larger version of our Hamburger Pouch together with Böker. Outer dimensions are 20,5 × 13,5 × 4,5 cm, which means seven and a half centimetres more length and another two and a half across. Does not sound like much. In practice it is the gap between “just about fits” and “there is room for one more”. It is also half a centimetre slimmer than its little sister, so it takes up more width in your bag without adding bulk. The body is Cordura 500D, the fabric that has been doing the rough work on packs and gear for decades. It resists abrasion, holds its shape, and still looks like something after two years of being thrown around in a rucksack. Inside Flexible retaining loops hold your blades individually. Between the layers sits a removable protective flap that stops your titanium framelock from rubbing itself against whatever is lying beside it. Anyone who has ever found a scratch on a polished handle scale understands why that flap is in there. There is plenty of loop panel inside and out. Once you start collecting patches, running out of surface area becomes a real issue.