5240 Tool Pouch, Tradesman Pro Maintenance Tool Pouch with 9 Pockets, Tape Thong, 2-Inch Tunnel Loop, Great Electrician Holster

Really like this tool pouch. Recently purchased new electrical tools and love this pouch for the job. Light and sturdy construction quality. Good belt loop that seems to be very sturdy for a good life.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: It is durable and perfectly convenient in every way. I am so glad I got this size too. Not too big not small at all. Loads of space in it for how much stuff I do have to carry. Strap is great. Build quality: Material or however it’s freakin woven, this cloth could just never in a million years become undone. There is no unbuilding perfection. Design: Middle patrician I use to separate SAE, and metric. Love this about it.

The quality is great and the tool pouch looks great. This is great for maintenance workers and allows me to carry the most important tools I need. I was able to put 2 screwdrivers, insulated screwdriver, pliers, channel locks, mm allen set, flashlight, and some electrical tape. Although this is a good quality all around maintenance pouch it would be nice if there was a couple pockets that are wider so that I can fit pliers or channel locks in without having to just put the handle in. There was just one larger pocket that allowed me to put my allen set in but I would like to carry around my mm and SAE. I needed something small that would allow me to carry just the necessities so I don’t have to go back to the shop to grab my tool bag or toolbox. This is still a great pouch and I would definitely recommend getting.

Nice bag wish it was a little bit bigger and had tape measure spot on out side of bag

1680d Ballistic Weave: This isn't standard nylon. The 1680d weave is heavy-duty and incredibly resistant to punctures and tears. You can toss sharp screwdrivers and snips into these pockets for years without worrying about the bottom blowing out.

I use this as a residential electrician. It's great for my essential tools: linesman, dykes, strippers, needle nose, crimper, sharpie, and a few screwdrivers. It might need to be replaced yearly or so, but for $20 it's a good deal. The weight is a plus, had to go with a minimalist tool belt after the old husky rig started straining my back too much *UPDATE* The pouch is still going and it's been about a year. The main plier compartment has fallen apart a bit so my screwdriver now slides into the linesman compartment, but it's still totally useable

This pouch is what it is, a maintenance small job pouch. I am rating 3 stars for some of design and durability. It has 9 pockets, which is awesome and the nylon pockets/holders is thick but the stitching that separates the pockets is just okay. Lucky for me I am not in the trade because I could see this wearing out quickly or deforming. The backing is a type of plastic I think? It is rigid enough for what I have on it, but it flexes easy. Also not a fan of the stitching on the loop on back, it will allow for 2 inch belt but I have worn twice and so far so good. I use this little pouch for putting up lighting fixtures and building small furniture projects etc, light things. It has come in handy to open my ac unit from out side to clean it out which, I need only a couple of tools to remove and place back those panel. Yes, those are Doyle and Ideal screwdrivers, the Klein heavy duty wire stripper, and journey needle nose. Oh, yeah the tape thong works great, but clasp connected to the ribbon is too big to let my Klein finger ratchet sit there. I suppose I can use a lanyard on the grommet on the upper left, pic 2 has a better view. Anyhow, would I buy this one again, maybe. Now that I have used it a bit I can say Klein tools, worth every cent. All of them well thought out. My substitutes are because my town is small and Ideal has run of the farm and works with the trade schools here. And HF Doyle products are a real choice when big orange and blue aren’t in stock. Hope this helps.

Es muy bueno todos los dias lo uso en mi trabajo y me resulta comodo