🔌 Efficiently Organize Cables with Bucket Boss Cable Bag in Brown (69000), Brown (Brown) Review

I bought two of these, one for heavy connector cords and one for the tow line. They appear to be very durable and well tailored, including the zipper (although I haven't had them long enough to see how they would wear). I like the front pocket; I put a card with a label in each one.

I like longer cords that run the full length of the car so I don't have to turn the car the wrong way on the freeway. This, of course, leads to a potentially confusing mess. This is my second cable bag. (I still have my original but needed cables for the second machine). This pouch is a handy solution for keeping your cables organized.

I use these bags to store various cables. From power strips to extra long network cables that I only use at LAN parties, to ground cables for TIG welding to connection cables for my car (and many other applications). They're very durable, have great handles, come in attractive neutral colors and even have a pocket for storing instructions or accessories. You just can't beat them!

These cable bags are strong, durable and work great. I bought two and they are not only good value but also well made. They fit a 20 foot 4 gauge cable without being too tight. I highly recommend them. 5 stars from me! For your information. Buy all copper patch cords as most of them sold today are copper clad aluminum cords. Solid copper cable is the best conductor, especially for longer connector cables or jumps from diesel trucks.

I have used other pony cord storage pouches (usually marked HELP) but they were all too small for the cords my grandfather had from the welding cord and are about 20 Foot long. No problem with this Bucket Boss bag. This pouch has a slight crease down the middle of the flat sides, so there's room to squeeze the clips together if you haven't rolled the cords *exactly* right. Looking at making a larger set of cables I think I can get them in if I'm careful.

These are the undisputed best cable management bags. The materials are of high quality, the design is good, the zippers are strong and durable. They used to be made of thick canvas; Now it's a ripstop fabric, but both are very durable. This bag easily fits a heavy-duty patch cord set, a pair of goggles, and a pair of gloves. I always have a set in each of my cars. In the bag, the cables are neatly folded, clean and dry - ready for use at any time. The bag is easy to find in the trunk or luggage

Robust and well made bag. The material looks and feels solid, the stitching feels heavy and the zipper feels heavy but works easily. Holds the 25ft 2 gauge jumper cables I bought it for, as well as a snug fit for my 20ft tow strap to help organize the rear a bit. I would like the bag to be about an inch and a half or two smaller in diameter so it still holds the cords well but also fits in one of the two 16 liter milk crates I use to store my tools and fluids. and essentials fit without having…

After a few "patch cord storage pouches" I haven't had one in years. I've tried various vinyl bags but it's been a little beyond useless. Needless to say, my cords hung from whatever was available in my home garage. When I saw this bag at Revain recently I thought it was well made and the reviews were good too so I ordered one to try. When I received this bag I checked it carefully to make sure it was made correctly and strong enough to securely hold my heavy duty heavy duty cables. I cleaned…

These Bucket Boss bags are built to last and hold more cords than meets the eye. take a look. I've had one of those 69,000 bags for over a year now and it has survived overflowing and bouncing around in my tool box and in the bed of my truck. Just started writing a review as I just bought a few more of these to give away this holiday season. a little organized and patient to plug and close them, especially when the cables are cold and a little stiffer than when warm. If you have larger diameter