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

Overall this is a good work bag. The bag has multiple loops for attaching various tools, a pocket for a flashlight and other useful features. If I could change one thing though, it's that Dewalt didn't include a loop or eyelet that would fit with standard pliers. Therefore, you only need to include them where possible. I just put mine in the main pocket, which I also keep various types of connectors in, so the pliers aren't very secure when walking, bending, etc. If they changed that one thing,

I hate to give this case 1 star from the start. The bag is great. It's very well built. The reason for the 1 star is that the belt clip broke after 4 days of use. This is a very thin metal and the only cheap part of this bag. If you plan on looping your belt and not using the clip, I would recommend purchasing this pouch. This is a quality bag. If you plan on hanging it on your belt with a clip, it won't last long. I work in a haunted house and often have to take it on and off to fit into tight

I'm probably not the lightest person in tool bags. I usually carry about 8 pounds of tools in my bag at all times. I bought this one because it had the DeWalt name on it. I've had good success with their tools. However, this bag is not very good. It is so flexible that small tools (pliers, wire cutters, etc.) easily fall out when walking. There are loops on the top for attaching screwdrivers. But it's so thin that it folds around them, making them difficult to remove. As for durability, it…

I'm an electrician and need a small case to store my most commonly used tools. Electricians don't use string and wire cutters smaller than your hand. Thus, the instruments do not correspond to those declared. And my screwdrivers kept falling out the left side. And my linesman kept falling through the right side (see promotional image) - so I ripped open the seams that were the two "screwdriver" side pockets and created a pocket for my wire cutters to fit securely. On the other hand, I had to…

I recently purchased this product despite some bad reviews where people said their tools didn't fit properly and a few other complaints. I haven't had such negative experiences. Surprisingly ALL my tools found a good home in this bag. I don't jump on a trampoline or crawl under houses on my stomach where I'm sure tools might fall out. That's common sense. I haven't used the metal clip so I can't comment on how strong it is, but it feels a little flimsy. I immediately inspected this case…

Background, maintenance for two shared apartments with over 300 apartments Bought hoping to lighten my bag for those third floor walks - didn't work, carry instead I don't bag at all anymore. This bag will hold all your essentials conveniently and securely and is very suitable for tucking under the sink or sneaking underground. For me it's usually - Klein 11-1, 9" Klein pliers, 12" needle point, HVAC ratchet, Klein 5/16 and 3/8 long wrench, volt light, 6" crescent, cigar pipe full of assorted…

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…

If you're looking for something to carry the basic tools you need every day, this could be for you. Tired of lugging a 40lb bag over my shoulder up 3 flights of stairs every time I got a call, I was looking for a bag that would fit the basics. This bag seems to do the job. It's deep enough that tools just won't fall out. It has enough pockets to stash small tools and even comes with a clip to keep things in place. I ended up having to use the strap and clip together to hold my keys, but since I