BucketBOSS Parachute Bag Small (1 pack) - Versatile Brown Parts Bag, 25001 Review

very handy for plumbers to hold fittings, corner stops, PEX rings etc. For electrical work they hold Wegos, wire nuts, ferrules, screws, ground wires in metal boxes, cutouts, NM- Clips, hangers and so on. The drawstring design with the loop handle is great. If you don't overfill them, they fold up nicely into buckets to protect them from dirt and moisture.

I bought this bag because I really wanted a Laura Bailey style dice bag but really didn't want to pay Etsy prices. went astray leaving a tiny gap where my d4s slipped into the d8 pocket but that was very easy to fix. The thickness of the canvas of this bag is more than sufficient for my purposes. The bones are not very heavy. But it looks like it will work well for nuts and bolts too. Overall, this is great value for my somewhat odd niche usage. (Please mark this review as helpful if it helped…

The overall quality and durability of this product is excellent. My problem is more related to the design - it has no physical meaning! First you need a bucket of the right size. You then need to place the tools so that they are evenly loaded so that they don't lean too far to one side. AND THEN you have to find a way to clamp the tools in each little compartment with one hand. Instead, I decided to ditch the cheap tool box to carry my hand tools with me and use them for additional items…

I bought this specifically to organize and store oil paint. On the weekends I take my painting supplies to different places and often have to rummage through a box or bag to find the right color. Ideally of course I don't need that many tubes when I go painting, but if weight is not an issue it's easier to take a bag with you. I love that the dividers help organize paint by hue, and also appreciate the little strap at the top that allows me to hang my entire bag to make my easel heavier (the…

I've been looking for an easy way to store the screws and nails that I use for various projects around the house. I use Harbor Freight plastic boxes with movable dividers. They organize well and fold up well, but they can't be tossed or tossed down stairs without a catastrophic failure. I was one of them at a workshop in Fort Drum and immediately bought two. I've been using it for several months and have been pretty rough with it. The product works well and serves its purpose. I still use hard…

I don't know if this is a quality control issue or a design flaw. I bought two bags, both with the same problem. The seams directly under the grip tape only reach about two thirds to the bottom of the bag. This creates approximately 2.5 cm of space between the two compartments on the left side of the bag and another 2.5 cm of space between the two compartments on the right side of the bag. The two compartments are completely isolated. The two pairs of "kind of" compartments are isolated…

I first saw an electrician doing a used. I don't think it was the same product. From what I remember it was all canvas and only had 6 pockets. But I always thought they were perfect for so many different things and since I now have tons of small parts to store on my truck, fittings, valves, wire nuts, shackles, all kinds of hardware I bought 10 of these and I probably will buy 10 more, they worked great. A bucket holds about 4 pieces if they are sufficiently loaded. There are many other bucket…

Like others I definitely came here for a dice bag with multiple compartments. My wife has a Laura Bailey bag from Critical Role and I didn't want to have my own. until I saw all their dice in it and *sigh* it was so beautiful Reasons I bought this over the billions of other similar products: 1. I have to love that two tone look2. reinforced bottom. boss3. The brand logo is fairly easy to remove/replace with a d20 patch or other popular TTRPG4 accessory. slightly more likely than the competition