Custom Leathercraft 1526 25 Pocket Electrical and Maintenance Tool Carrier

I’m a handyman with a large selection of odd ball items and tools for problem solving. These totes carry all my stuff organized and effectively. I would recommend this for anyone wanting a good tool tote. It’s solid and durable

Allows easy access to your tools, which gives you more time to actually do your job instead of hunting for the right tool.Saves me at least 30 to 45 minutes a day.

Excellent bag! Sturdy and well made. Exactly what my maintenance man husband needed!

I do commercial/ industrial HVAC. all day I’m climbing up and down ladders and maneuvering through roof hatches. This bag is incredible. It’s insanely durable and there’s tons of storage for the huge variety of tools I require to be at my disposal at all times. But it’s not a junk collector. I’ve gone through maybe 8-12 different bags and this bag is the perfect one. No doubt it’s going to last many years of hard abuse. Best investment I’ve made on a tool bag.

I am a HVAC Service Tech. I have used this type bag for over ten years. It holds all the tools I need to perform a typical call. The storage box holds all the little items handy like fuses, wire nuts, misc. screws , caps, wire terminal ends, etc. The 1528 bag is more stable than the 1526 bag and does not tip over easily. A bag lasts about 5 years of daily use before the bottom starts falling out. The many pockets helps keep your tools organized and allows for a quick visual inventory to check if you are leaving any tools behind.

Its a great bag, holding up nicely. This is my third bag. The first two tore at the bottom of the screwdriver pockets, which is to be expected when using this daily. I have reinforced this one with a small piece of carpet in that pocket. My last two were the smaller bags, and I think I like those better. A few of the pockets are a little to deep for the tools that I have in them, and it is difficult to get to them with my fingers. All-in-all, a very sturdy bag.

This tool bag is built to stand up over the long haul. I love how I can see exactly what tools I need without having to fish through a tool bag to lay my hands on a specific tool. You will too.

I bought this to hold my standard household tools. Before this I had a standard toolbox with a lid and a widemouth zip-up tool bag. The lidded toolbox worked fine, but you always had to unlatch it to get to your tools, then relatch it later, and sometimes I just wanted to be able to go grab what I needed quickly, so I would leave it unlatched, and tools would start accumulating around it on the shelf. So I got myself a widemouth canvas tool bag. It was large and had a plethora of pockets for all of my goodies, but I found that it would sag and fold down over the pockets sometimes making it difficult to get to things. Plus its overall floppiness annoyed me. Enter the LeatherCraft 1528. Pockets to hold everything I need, stiffness and open design to aid in the location and procurement of my required tools, easy grab handle and supercool looks. I currently have the following in mine. Ratcheted multibit screwdriver Cordless driver Corded Drill drill bit, screwdriving tip and socket sets - all in small square cases. 12 extension cord (for my drill) Alien multitool for mtn bike Channel lock pliers 3 small pliers crescent wrench Staple gun with staples standard claw hammer Household nail set on outside - Nails, screws, drywall anchors, etc in container on bottom. Other Small items: Safety glasses, glue, wd40, small ratcheted wrench screwdriver, gloves, magnetic studfinder, file, pencil, boxcutter, tape measure. There is room for 5 or 6 more small tools such as screwdrivers or wrenches. Bottom Line: If you are an average home owner and weekend handyman, this is the tool carrier for you.

The only improvement to make would be to make the small parts organizer out of metal. The plastic one is too easily broken.

This product is top notch. The thread used to sew the individual pockets is good for rough use. There are many pockets, at least 23 with a large main pocket for larger tools. At the bottom there is a tray that can be pulled out after unzipping the flap. The tray is useful for small parts like screws, nuts, and whatever will fit in the bins. I LIKE IT.