
- description
The gap most loadouts have is between the mag panel and the dangler: nowhere to put a map, a spare fuse, a comms lead or the small things that decide whether a game goes well. The Kazebuko puts a dedicated admin compartment behind three mag pockets so both jobs are done by one mount.
It carries three magazines with elastic retention and adds a separate admin pocket for tools and mission kit. The mount is laser-cut webbing rather than sewn, which keeps it slim against the carrier instead of standing proud of it.
Materials are the same throughout the Shinto range — 1000D Cordura shell, YKK zips, UTX quick-release buckles. Fujin’s 3D-printed Hikari inserts are compatible with it; those are supplied separately by them.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Layer | Layer 4 of 5 — admin and utility |
| Capacity | Three magazines with elastic retention |
| Admin | Dedicated compartment for maps, tools and comms gear |
| Mount | Laser-cut webbing, MOLLE compatible |
| Profile | Slim — sits close to the carrier |
| Shell | 1000D Cordura |
| Zips | YKK |
| Hardware | UTX quick-release buckles |
| Option | Compatible with Fujin Hikari 3D inserts, supplied separately |
| Colours | Khaki, Black, MTP |
| Manufacturer | Fujin Airsoft |
Frequently asked questions
Is this a mag pouch or an admin pouch? Both, which is the point — three mag pockets in front of a separate admin compartment on a single mount.
Does it need a NADAI carrier? No. The laser-cut webbing mount is MOLLE compatible, so it will go on any MOLLE carrier or belt rig.
What size magazines does it take? Fujin quote a three-mag capacity without naming a platform. Tell us what you run and we will confirm with them rather than guess.
Can I run it alongside the Vector panel? Yes. Fujin design Layers 3, 4 and 5 to sit together on the same chassis.