New Alpha-XiP Competition Magazine Pouches From Double Alpha Academy

The DAA Alpha-XiP magazine pouch is a more affordable version of the flag-ship Alpha-Xi pouch. By incorporating an injection-molded pouch body instead of the CNC machined aluminum and anodized pouch body of the Alpha-Xi, it has all the same great features at a substantially lower price.

The polymer used in the pouch body of the Alpha-XiP is a glass-fiber reinforced PA66 material, which is extremely hard and durable. This allows for the use of the same mounting system as used in the aluminum body. Other than the pouch body material itself, the Alpha XiP and Alpha Xi are identical. Both incorporate the same Aluminum ball-joint hanger and include a full set of spacers to support a wide array of magazines.

The Polymer body is not only cheaper than the aluminum option, but it also will not show scratches or wear over time as the aluminum tends to. And while it does not use color inlays as the Alpha-Xi does – it is currently available in seven colors, including Black, Blue, Red, Grey, White, Purple, and Orange.

The Alpha XiP pouch body offers eight connection points to choose from – three height positions each for Right-hand or Left-hand shooters, and two height options for bullets-out mounting. A Key-seat engagement is used in combination with the custom wide-head screw, to prevent any possible wiggle, movement, or weakness.

The ball joint is held in the aluminum belt hanger using a pressure coupling with a large T25 Torx M6 Screw. This offers a totally secure lock up and the option to make minute adjustments to the pouch’s angle and tilt.

To further elevate the quality and durability of the product, the Allen screws have all been replaced with T20 and T25 Torx-head screws, and custom made key which incorporates both these sizes is included.

The Alpha-XiP utilizes the wrap-around spacers, which align all magazine sizes in the center of the pouch body, while fully enveloping them with polymer to prevent any possible binding and to create the smoothest draw of the magazine.
The spacer system incorporates height-adjustable bridge support under the magazine, allowing the user to determine how deeply the magazine seats into the pouch.