I recently shopped for a medium size x-pac pouch, and I believe that the Rennenn X-Pac Pouch is the winner among similar rivals from Able Carry and Flowfold.

First, why x-pac? X-pac is a highly water resistant material. A x-pac pouch is useful to store and to protect tech items or a folding headphone (more about this specific use later) or toiletries from moisture. My x-pac pouch (or pouches) of moisture-sensitive items would typically be placed in a larger day pack of 15-30 liters.

Second, why the Rennen X-Pac Pouch? I compared the Rennen to similar x-pac offerings from Able Carry and Flowfold. The Rennen is superior in regard to size, materials, and value. The Able Carry Stash Pouch is a quality item, but it is too small for my needs and appears overpriced (for its size) at $23-$25 USD. I was really underwhelmed by the small size of the Able Carry Stash Pouch. The Able Carry Stash Pouch also does not possess a water resistant zipper like the Rennen. The Flowfold pouches are quality items and come in larger and better sizes than the Able Carry Stash Pouch, but these pouches also lack water resistant zippers.

Finally, if you are looking for a soft and water resistant case for collapsible headphones, like the Bose Quiet Comfort series, the Rennen X-Pac Pouch is an outstanding choice. My Bose headphones fit very comfortably in the Rennen pouch.

I have included photographs and a video of the Boundary, Able Carry (small navy blue pouch in first and…