 "Must have." | 2008-05-15 |
| - Reviewed By jlphillips3 |
| This is a must have bag. I work in the H.V.A.C. field and this bag works GREAT for me. |
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| "Custom Leathercraft 1526 Electricians Tool Bag 28 Pockets" | 2008-01-20 |
| - Reviewed By User: A27HZIN1L1ROOD |
| This is a fantastic tool bag. Access your tools easily and it stands up straight when you put it down. |
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| "Perfect Pouch!" | 2007-11-25 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2QOUOBQ57EWAT |
| This is by far the best pouch I have ever purchased. Wore my first one out so purchased another plus two more for others who admired mine. Tired of tools around your waist or can't handle belted pouches anymore? Than this is the pouch for you. Can't beat the price or quality. |
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 "Excellent, but want a model without the handle" | 2007-07-15 |
| - Reviewed By travissagert |
| I have a similar model, pretty much exactly the same but without the tray. If I had known this existed, I would have bought that one instead. The model I own is the only one the local corporate supplier had. What a great bag! I'm an Apprentice Electrician, and this fits everything I need except a pole. Nice smaller pockets for my Flash Drive to hold digital versions of books, study guides, and my Apprentice Hour logs, without fear of being damaged. You can easily reach anything in this bag, except for large items like a composition book (for notes) in the center, because the handle is in the way. I wish you could remove the handle, as I always use the bag with a rolling cart or the shoulder strap instead. |
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| "Excellent Product!" | 2007-06-07 |
| - Reviewed By User: A76QLS31AH7FB |
| This is the best tool bag I've ever carried. The tools don't fall out,the bag sits upright, and it holds a lot of tools. I really like the hidden compartmented plastic box for small items like crimp connectors - sure is handy. I recommend this bag to any maintenance person. |
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| "great tool bag" | 2007-05-12 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2MLLOLIYVQDJZ |
| I'm an electrician and this bag holds everything I need and then some. The little compartment holds all my drill bits, screw bits and anchors that I like to keep handy. The best thing about the open bag is not having to dig into the bottom of the tool box looking for tools. |
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| "This bag is the BEST!!!" | 2007-04-14 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2M5SATCOI1YOV |
| I do maintenance for a condo complex and I need to have a small tool container to keep handy for all kinds of emergencies. I just bought this bag and it is the best thing I have ever purchased to carry tools. I could have bought locally but I'm glad I didn't. This is everyting primised and more. Everything I have ever purchsed with the CLC brand on it has just been top notch. |
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| "great bag" | 2007-03-02 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2D5OGR4RJMEGZ |
| Im in the air conditioning trade, so ive had numerous tool bags over the years. I will tell you, this bag is awesome. The thing I like the most is that the regular sized screwdrivers and nut drivers do not fall down into the bottom of the bag, since they put the plastic organizer on the bottom. I highly recommend this toolbag to anyone. |
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| "Good tool bag..." | 2007-01-09 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2E85E8J41A06Y |
| This bag is great. I was taken in by the compartment underneath with the storage box. I store bushings, wirenuts, screws, rawl plugs, bx connects, etc. The dividers can be removed to make for bigger space. The only thing that I was a little bit disappointed about was the depth of the bag. It was not as deep as I assumed when I purchased it. It holds all my tools very secure but some of them stick out a little high. Overall I am pleased with this bag and is a great edition for any electrician. |
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| "If you need to grab things quick..." | 2006-09-13 |
| - Reviewed By dheste5 |
...this is for you, to spite how much crap you can cram in it as long as you arrange it right it's all pretty accessible.
I've done new construction electrical work before and this is a nice bucket style bag. Good and tough with a strong big handle that's easy on the hands. It has all the pockets and openings someone in the new construction needs for hand tools (Various size, and type pliers and screw drivers). And the slid out multi compartment tray is perfect for keeping plastic anchors and screws (good for when I install enclosures in brick), plate cover screws (in case I drop them down the unfinished duct work), long device screws (incase the sheet rockers where sloppy when cutting out the boxes), regular device screws in case there are some missing, small (orange) wire nuts (the extra ones I collect so I don't have to use the more expensive and much bigger ones for finish jobs) and about anything else you can fit in there.
I can fit a hole nut driver set (short), small to large Philips and flat head set (short), a flat, philips and square end speed driver (the screw driver that twist), a couple long screw drivers, a couple "knob" screw drivers, fold out Allen set, hand held cable cutters, wire cutters, regular long nose pliers, general purpose crimper, small pvc pipe cutters, two 10" ~channel lock~ pliers, side cutting pliers, a couple small long thing pliers, key hole saw, scratch awl, various markers, a role of black, white, green and rubber tape (with room for more), skinning knife, razor knife and general purpose multi meter and a few other small things i think (:p).
And there is still a little room on top on the pile in the center poket to shove whatever long ways. The net pouches on the side could stretch a little more than they do, and they could have flared and stiffened the bottom so it won't tip over in the truck or when I side swipe it under a house, and made the side pockets a little deeper.
I have found them as low as $20 at supply houses, but still not bad. |
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