Allen Company Triumph Rip-Stop Shotgun Shell Holder Bag - Clay, Trap, Skeet Shooting - Zippered Gun Range Bag - Shooting Gear, Shotgun Accessories

Spacious for both shotgun shells or, if you'd prefer, multiple boxes of handgun or rifle ammunition. The fact that it can be worn around the waist and easily accessed from anywhere: 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, or anywhere off your waist that you'd prefer, is, at least for me, the perfect setup. It has a deep enough main compartment to fit a significant amount of ammo and other Range items. You're only limited by your imagination. It's easy to adjust, and unless you have a larger midsection, it can be comfortably worn using the provided belt and clasp. Or, you can remove the expandable belt and insert your own. A leather belt made for carrying heavier items would be best. It feels like a high quality bag that should last a long time if properly cared for. I would suggest not packing it with as much ammo or gear as you might like. That will only serve to weigh it down and restrict any decent degree of movement. It's a fine, durable ammo bag in my opinion.

Works well, has elastic holders for spare shells. It’s sturdy and stays in place.

So far I've only use it once in competition, but I like it. Easily holds 2 boxes of shells and even has a place for empties, which I like to keep since I re load mine. This was easily worth the money and even comes with a place for a towel or to store your car keys on.

Cool enough for storage, but the buckle is weak at least on mine. Tried to put 50 shells in it for a couple games of trap only to have the buckle pop loose. Thought it was just me having it cinched to tight so I loosed it and about 10 minutes later, popped loose again. After the second time of having to pick up my shells, i got rid of the belt and use a nylon web belt I already had. It is small but honestly, it’s about perfect for 50 shells, chokes, and whatever other bits you don’t want in your pants pockets. More shells, you’ll want to get a range bag or a vest

I took this bag out to the range, and the ripstop material is much tougher than it looks, handling dirt and scrapes without a snag. The zippered pockets are a lifesaver for keeping track of small things like choke wrenches and earplugs so they don't get lost in the bottom of a deep pouch. It stays balanced on your hip even when stuffed with 12-gauge boxes, making it way easier to move between stations than lugging a bulky floor bag

Holds my shells and is easy on the hips can’t ask for anymore

Works great for price.

Great for sporting clays when you need to hold 2 boxes of shells

This shell bag is well made and feels durable right out of the box. The rip-stop material feels sturdy, and the stitching looks solid. The dual compartments are practical and make it easy to separate empty hulls or small accessories. The waist belt adjusts easily and sits comfortably while moving around. Capacity is as described, and overall it’s a simple, functional design that does exactly what it’s meant to do.

OK I went from using a vest to using the caddy. It’s a pretty good option as I do shoot Midsomer when it’s really hot outside and even though the vest is ventilated with mesh. I find that using a caddy may be better. I find that the opening is big enough to hold one box of shot shell with a divider that I could put my spent shells in the other. But for ease, I only put the spin shells of what I miss so it’s easier for me to count how many shots I missed in a game of trap. I find that this works OK for me, but I will probably upgrade at some point to a larger leather pouch caddy. For the price it’s a good deal.

Excellent product : sturdy and quality construction; I am slightly overweight and the belt fits right on me but a really overweight person would not fit so the belt need to be a bit longer; But overall VERY SATISFIED with the product

Love it , it fits me perfect and it takes 2 boxes of 25 rds . Thank you Allen for a great product at an affordable price !

Inexpensive and holds its shape. Use it all the time for trap now.