Custom Leathercraft 1526 25 Pocket Electrical and Maintenance Tool Carrier

Great bag with plenty of loops for Allen keys, spanners, screwdrivers etc. Overall I really like this bag for use as a service/repairman. Able to carry a large range of tools while theyre all easily accessible & the tackle box is very handy for carrying screws, small electrical parts etc.

I use a tool bag daily for work. I perceived the CLC brand to be good. This bag is not well engineered or construced. The shoulder strap is too long. I am 59 and cannot make the strap short enough to reach tools while the bag is on my shoulder. The shoulder pad on the strap was not sewn correctly. The inside of the pad was not stitched and is falling apart since the first time I wore it. The plastic container is a nice size, but I. Unable to latch and unlatch it easily. Other than that, the bag is fine ......

I first received this tool bag from my buddy 4 years ago. Now I have two of them and had 4 coworkers buy them for themselves! Great tool bag, good amount of spots to hold tools. I really love this bag, you will to!

I do home repairs and need a handy carrier for my tools. I had another version of this bag before and things were cramped. This one is a little more roomy and accommodates what I need on ninety-percent of my jobs. I traded out the plastic screw compartment for space for my meters. I want them well protected rather than in an outside pocket where they could get abused. I removed the strap and always carry it by the handle which is very sturdy and well designed. Finally, I used an old leather tool pouch with a number of different pockets that I inserted into the large pouch of this bag so that I would have more little pockets for my vast array of tools, i.e., nut drivers, screw drivers, etc.

The inside loops for screwdrivers isnt big enough to hold the klien screw drivers so they flop out alot. For 20 bucks its not bad but anything more I think Id go with a Milwaukee packout tool carrier. I do want to not the the tackle box for some hardware is probly my favorite thing about this tool bag.

I havent ever been disappointed by a CLC bag and this is no exception. Works great for coax and ethernet cable work.

The only complaint I have is the snap hooks for the strap that is used for over the shoulder that attach the the carrying handle need to be made of steel. Mine has opened and thus dont use as often. Bag is laid out very well for tool placement and is a joy to tote around. Would tell others to buy.

hahah my co-workers are jealous of this bag. its pretty good. heres a tip to you clowns: dont use the plastic clips on the plastic box more than absolutely necessary. No plastic clips will ever survive regular use. i just use a nine-inch piece of electrical tape to hold the box closed as i put it back in its place. then the bag holds it together nice and tight.

This is one of the best tool kit layouts that Ive owned. The parts box compartment really helps. If you plan on carrying heavy tools, buy a better strap. Ive had a couple of CLC bags and the clips on the straps have all broken. Wire ties get you going again in a minute, but I just replaced mine with a Klein strap with steel buckles that look like they will last longer.

I use it for my sewing supplies and already almost overfilled it. There are two bars of metal in the handle for reinforcement, but at really heavy loads one end of the rods started to tear through the fabric. I love that there is a box that came with it that can be stored underneath. I also noticed there is a small amount of room I can slip in a loop turner or longer sewing supplies inside the same zippered area where the box is stored.