WAS MOLLE Flashlight Pouch, Small – MultiCam(R)

Durable MIL-SPEC pouch for tactical flashlights
The Small Flashlight / Torch Pouch from the British manufacturer Warrior Assault Systems from the Elite Ops product line allows fast and secure storage of a tactical flashlight without adding unnecessary bulk to your loadout. During testing, we appreciated the easy one-handed operation and reliable closure, which keeps the flashlight securely in place even while running. Thanks to the closed design, minimal dirt enters the pouch, reducing the need for frequent cleaning. The pouch is designed for most commonly used small and medium-sized flashlights (e.g. SureFire G2 to L5) and can be easily mounted on plate carriers and chest rigs as well as tactical belts thanks to the MOLLE system. All materials meet strict military MIL-SPEC standards and are intended for the most demanding users. The IR treatment effectively reduces unwanted reflection in the infrared spectrum.
Pouch size comparison with a flashlight

The image shows the size of the SureFire L5 LumaMax flashlight (length 155 mm) compared to the Warrior Small Flashlight / Torch Pouch.
Key features of the MOLLE flashlight pouch from Warrior Assault Systems
Universal MOLLE / PALS mounting
Allows stable attachment to plate carriers, chest rigs, belts, and backpacks. The pouch occupies only one horizontal MOLLE row.
Premium MIL-SPEC materials
The base material is 500D Cordura Crye(TM) MultiCam(R) with IR treatment. MIL-SPEC webbing offers tensile strength of approximately 544 kg, and the stitching is highly resistant to UV exposure and mildew.
Wide compatibility
Designed for most small and medium-sized flashlights, including popular SureFire models such as the G2, 6P, G2X, and L5 LumaMax.
Double retention system
The hook-and-loop flap is complemented by a plastic buckle for maximum security, ensuring the flashlight stays in place even in demanding terrain.
Advanced IR concealment
All components, including ITW plastic buckles, are designed to minimize reflection when viewed through night vision devices.
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