🔧 Klein Tools 5240 Tool Pouch: Tradesman Pro Maintenance Holster with 9 Pockets for Electricians Review

Not an electrician just an engineer who sometimes gets his hands dirty. This came in handy for carrying lots of things up and down the stairs!

This bag is too small. All I really wanted to put in was a pair of pliers, side pliers, a utility knife, two screwdrivers, and a few markers. The front pockets are not big enough for a utility knife. a little stretchy to fit this item. But that's not the case. On the other hand, it seems well constructed. If you just need to put a few small things in, I would recommend it.

I had to install LOTS of ceiling fans and wall lights which meant a lot of time on the stairs and lots of different screwdrivers, wrenches, wire cutters and pullers. and especially a lot of time on the stairs. This bag made the job a lot easier by hanging it over your shoulder and carrying all your tools up the stairs at once. Not having to roll the tools down the stairs saved A LOT of time and having them all with me at the top of the stairs saved me I don't know how many trips up and down…

Former electrician, love that it's minimalistic and only includes the tools I need. If you climb stairs all day, that's nice. My claim is durability. My pliers (same brand) caught on the stitched edge and ended up tearing the stitching. Now they get caught all the time and end up holding the holster with both hands. I've only used this tool bag for the last 6-8 months while renovating my own home. Definitely not in a commercial environment. My job has changed so I don't care as this will…

Yes. Holds 6 screwdrivers. If you really want to put TOOLS into it. Save money and buy something else. All bags are too small to be used. You only have one handy pocket for more than one screwdriver. So if you have scissors, manipulators, channel locks, wire strippers or a spirit level, you can only choose one because that's all that will fit. For example, yes you can indent the head of your scissors. Or the head of your pawns. And they made each pocket, one pass through the pocket. But none of

I'm an integration engineer who does a lot of field work and this pack became my favorite after trying 6 or 7 other packs. My biggest problem has usually been that most bags are closed at the bottom and my screwdrivers end up piercing them no matter how hard they are. It goes with all of my main field tools without much play. It's like a tool holster when you want to get the job done faster when you have the essentials at hand. It's still in great shape after a year, I'm going to buy a second…

I've used up my share of tool holders. Not because they wear out, but because they are impractical. I was looking for the perfect leather tool holster so I didn't want to buy this plastic 9 pocket holster. I was worried it wouldn't fit all of my wiring/cable tools, but I took a chance. I'm glad I did. It holds all my essential tools (which I use all the time) so I can keep my secondary/specialized tools in a separate pocket. And yes, my small tool (aka pliers) works great when using pockets as…

I work as a handyman to make some money and I need a tool bag that gives better access to my tools. I can fit all my essential tools in it, with different compartments and a few small pockets to keep my tools organized. The shoulder strap makes it handy when I'm working and need easy access to my tools. When I climb stairs, I attach the harness to the ladder, which saves me the hassle of climbing stairs to get my tools or put them away. The construction of the bag is quite solid. There are some

This is a great little bag to carry, here people see how tight the tools, take a set of balls and slide them like a crawler man. The bag will give a nice gift. I don't want to lug around 77 tools, just caterpillars, a couple of screwdrivers, wire cutters, and a utility knife. If you need more for your work, talk to yourself in the mirror and get a realistic bag for your realistic tool box. If you're building a light home building, it's amazing, compact, light and seems to take a beating. back…