🔧 Efficient Organization: CLC Work Gear 1530 Electrical and Maintenance Tool Carrier with 43 Pockets Review

I'm a handyman who is always involved in any home projects including lots of small repairs. I've used quite a few different tool boxes and carriers but haven't found one that can carry a wide variety of different tools that I like to carry around while I work. And the ones that were closed at the top or didn't have enough compartments for everything to be visible to the eye, so I had to rummage through a few tools at the bottom of the bag to find what I needed. And I hate running to the garage…

My rating starts with 3 stars assuming it is a competent product at the asking price. Stars are subtracted or added depending on whether the product is better or worse. Overall this is a great organizer with lots of pockets and the hard shell organizer is an absolute bonus. The versatile pocket at the end resembles a litter box, which I find very handy. I can keep all my important home visiting tools in one place. In general, everything is easy to get to. Overall, this is a pretty solid…

The dimensions listed for this tool holder are what I get by measuring the length and width from the outside of the full (expanded) pockets. And measure the height from the bottom of the tool holder to the full height handle. For real? Do you measure the top of the handle and claim that this is the height of the tool holder? So you can see that the described dimensions of 23"L x 12"W x 15"H refer to the toolbox as shown in the image filled with tools and with the handle extended. The actual…

I needed something to stop my endless trips to my desk when I was working on something around the house. You know to bring some screwdrivers and pliers, but then you realize you need a flashlight and maybe a vice and then maybe a pencil and level. Just all these little things that make you go back and forth. When I started looking for something to carry around with my basic tool box, the first thing I realized was that everyone has a different idea of what their basic tool box will be. People…

I recently had a very long day fitting antique interior doors in a 100 year old house and when I got home I opened the back door of my truck. My 5 gallon "bucket bag" bucket filled with hand tools rolled out the back of the truck and spun 20 feet down the driveway, turning my driveway into what appeared to be a hand tool sale. This completes the bucket installation. This has been a pain for a long time - don't waste your money on these things. I researched suitable "tool bags" personally and on