Review on 🧰 DEWALT DG5103 Small Durable Maintenance and Electrician's Pouch: Organize Tools, Flashlight, Keys in Black Leathercraft Pouch by Eric Garron

Like a few others here, I work in the housing industry. My responsibilities include carrying various tools for carpentry, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. If you're working on a website that requires special attention, this shell still contains most of the tools to get the job done. I can take my 11 in 1 screwdriver, a small 3/8 flat blade screwdriver, a regular flat and Phillips screwdriver, a set of allen keys, 2 pairs of channel locks (they have red thin handles and I can't tell what brand they are) Assemble 29/32" x 31/32" crescent wrench, shower valve socket wrench, toilet screw retaining clip, pliers, wire stripper, utility knife, Milwaukee jigsaw blade, pipe cutter, scissors, HVAC service wrench, a roll of electrical and Teflon tape, a tape measure, a small flashlight, drill, a pen, and if I try, I can throw in fasteners and wire nuts. I usually carry this bag in my arms and don't clip it to my belt unless I'm walking stairs or anything else that requires both hands free. This hefty bag seems to be able to do just about anything except repair gear. The tools stay safe, and if you organize them like I do, you can usually tell at a glance what's missing. Just don't leave it lying around as it tends to disappear with all your "simple" hand tools.