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Robert J. Brown
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
Why wear my huge carpenter tool belt when I'm only doing electrical work? This is a fine small tool bag that handles all my electrician tools. Even had a tape "tee" for holding rolls of electrical tape. There is a nylon loop where you might expect a loop for a hammer but it's too small for my basic 16oz hammers but I'll figure something out. Also, it features a metal clip for attaching a tape measure or maybe even a battery powered drill or impact driver. This thing has a ridiculous number of individual tool slots/pouches for such a small bag but it's so much nicer having tools separated rather than all jammed into a single, large pocket. Speaking of size, it's 10” tall and 5” wide. (The last pic is of my current carpenter's tool belt. You can see this guy is easily 5 times larger than the electrician's bag.)
Craig D
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025
nice size pouch for an electrician or HVAC tech, I have a slightly bigger pouch sold at the local big box, and I was looking for a little pouch I could transfer tools to and load up to go under the house or up in the attic that would be smaller and lighter than the one I have loaded to the brim. I mean, no one wants to climb up into the attic and realize you left something you needed down below ;-( right? A Wera multi bit screwdriver, linesman’s pliers (mine are probably bigger than most), pair of strippers and a box cutter pretty much fills up the main slot. It’s got 8 slots for screwdrivers but you’ll never get that many loaded because of the size of the handles (why I went with 1 driver, multiple bits), and if you need that many screwdrivers you’re probably doing it wrong. To get all the tools loaded shown in the manufacturers photo, they would have to be pretty small tools I think. Some of the slots would only fit a pencil or a few zip ties. But even with the tools I needed today (I was on a ladder changing out a dusk 2 dawn LED security light), there was still room for a small voltage tester, black Sharpie, 1/4 drive ratchet with extensions and 10/12 mm sockets, and a few wire nuts, zip ties, Romex clamps and plugs for electrical boxes. The pouch itself is very thick 600D material, very sturdy and the included belt is nice as I can wear the pouch around my waist and also use the belt to hang it on the ladder when I climb down to get something I forgot. It’s a nice addition to my collection that can come in very handy
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