Edgar Sherman Design Sap Bucket

Unlike traditional dump pouches that can collapse or require two hands to open, the Sap Bucket uses a reinforced polymer ring to keep its shape. This ensures the opening remains consistent, allowing for faster, one-handed insertion of magazines or gear without fumbling.

Yes, the mesh bottom is designed specifically for drainage and debris clearance, which is far more effective than a single grommet. It is built from rugged 500 denier Cordura nylon, ensuring it holds up to the same wear and tear as the rest of the pouch.

When rolled up and stowed, the Sap Bucket occupies a compact 2x2 MOLLE panel. It is designed to stay out of the way until you need it, making it an efficient use of your limited mounting space.

Absolutely. The shock cord closure system includes a laminate pull tab specifically designed to be easily manipulated, even when you are wearing tactical or cold-weather gloves.

The pouch offers a generous 6-liter volume with a 7-inch diameter opening. In practical terms, this is enough space to hold seven standard M4 magazines, two one-liter Nalgene bottles, or two full MREs.

The Sap Bucket includes integrated tiedown loops that allow you to secure it to your leg. This helps stabilize the pouch and minimizes movement when you are running or navigating dynamic environments.