McGuire-Nicholas 526-CC Brown Professional Electrician'S Pouch, oil tanned leather

Worth $6 if you just need some more pockets.Keeps the essentials handy which is all I need it for.I manage a few properties, and this is my everyday carry for general maintenance.The belt clip fits me comfortably and securely. Stays on when I'm walking, and comes off easily when I need to crawl in tight spots. Typically wear it when doing rounds, but remove if I'm going to be working in one spot for awhile.The material is what I'd expect a cheap duffel bag to be made of. Holds up well enough, but going to wear out eventually. I keep a cheap tape measure on the loop, and the metal clip is starting the fray the material after 3 months. I'll be happy if this lasts a few years.Just to give you an idea of what it can hold:Paint ScraperNotepadVoltage TesterMegaPro ScrewdriverSet of Tyvek Booties2 Pairs rubber glovesEar PlugsSmall FlashlightPen, Pencil, SharpieLeatherman WaveTape MeasureFolding Utility KnifeElectrical TapePlenty of room left for small parts, screws, etc

I bought it for the second time because I really liked my husband's work. I love the quality and price, same as the description, I recommend it 100%

I work with individuals who have autism and we do a lot of art therapy. Best to keep all sharp items on me rather then having them accessible for someone to hurt themselves or someone else with. The pouch is the prefect size and it’s easy to place on my belt and carry around. It’s also lite and well made.

Paid just under $9 for this and I think it's a fair price. It has a place to clip a tape measure, 3 narrow pockets, a medium pocket, a large pocket, and another medium pocket on the back. The narrow pockets are wide enough to fit a multi tool and deep enough to securely hold a screwdriver. The largest pocket has an elastic divider inside it. You have the option of using this with the belt clip or looping your belt through the loop.It's a good value at $9 but I wouldn't pay the full mrsp $17 for this. The pockets aren't reinforced so things like screwdrivers will eventually poke a hole through them with enough use (see other reviews). This is good enough for diy home use. I would get something more durable for professional use.Don't forget to take the silica packets out of the narrow pockets!

Este producto me encantó llegó a tiempo y el material es muy bueno es muy práctico es muy útilMe gustó muchoLo volvería a comprar

I got this little mini bag for my boy so he could get started working with me with wood. He likes it but said it was too small for what he wanted to carry with him. Well that was fine I took and it worked great for me.

Mine barely held up for two months before abrasion started wearing holes in some of the pouches. The material is just too thin. I mostly do indoor work with tools, not particularly rough, but the pouch isn't up to handle that. It's a good design for someone who needs to carry a couple tools and a notebook, but not much else.

Perfect tool pouts me to care around. Not too heavy. Just enough room for exactly what I need. Love it well done.