PLATATAC LC SMAS Pouch

PLATATAC SMAS (Smoke, Mags & Stuff) Pouch
Versatile. Durable. Purpose-built.

The PLATATAC SMAS Pouch—that’s Smoke, Mags & Stuff—is a compact, multi-purpose pouch designed to carry mission-essential gear without compromise. Whether you're packing a single M18 smoke grenade, two 5.56 magazines, a single 7.62 mag, or a similar-sized pyrotechnic or EO device, the SMAS has you covered.

Featuring a height-adjustable, removable flap made from laser-cut laminate, the pouch offers three distinct retention options—hook & loop, buckle closure, or shingle-style for speed reloads. A routed shock cord bungee system with cord lock adds further security for smaller or loose items.

Constructed from 500D Cordura® Nylon, B52 Laminate, and Blue Force Gear’s ULTRAcomp®, this pouch blends strength, water resistance, and ultralight performance in one rugged package. Whether you're running belt-mounted or MOLLE/PALS setups, the SMAS fits seamlessly into your loadout while remaining low-profile and field-tough.

Key Features:

• Fits 1x M18 smoke grenade, 2x 5.56mm mags, or 1x 7.62mm mag

• Modular closure system: Velcro lid, buckle lid, or shingle style

• Shock cord with cord lock for added retention of smaller items

• Lightweight, low-profile design with reinforced durability

• Drainage hole to manage moisture

• Includes optional buckle silence kit

Specifications:

• Weight: 50g (1.7 oz)

• Materials: 500D Cordura®, B52 Laminate, ULTRAcomp®

• Dimensions: 65mm (W) x 130mm (H) x 50mm (D)

• Mounting: Requires 2 columns of MOLLE/PALS (vertical attachment)

What sets it apart?
ULTRAcomp® is a next-gen material from Blue Force Gear that fuses rubber-based laminate and Cordura® face fabric. The result: superior tear and abrasion resistance, low IR signature, and minimal water absorption—making your kit lighter, tougher, and drier when it matters most.

Built to hold your essentials. Designed to survive the worst.
The SMAS Pouch is your go-to for fast-access, multi-role carriage.

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