Features

• Cool nylon mesh back, Kevlar fingertips
• The toughness of traditional work gloves
• The dexterity of sport gloves

Product Description

Just the right size for power tools. This bag is engineered to do what the plastic or metal case provided with small power tools can't---carry a cordless tool, battery charger, spare battery and a complete set of hand tools and accessories specific to the job. Foam padded sides and bottom protect walls from dings, floors and counters from scratches. Interior and exterior tool pockets of various sizes will fit most tool combinations. Rick Duckwear color scheme. A better way to carry small power tools, it also makes a fine general tool bag. 6 exterior, 17 interior pockets. 13 in. L x 9 in. W x 8 in. H. ... Read more

Features

• 13 inch x 9 inch x 8 inch
• Designed for easy access
• Extra capacity for larger tools
• Padded sides and bottom for protection

Features

• Deluxe padded sculptured shoulder strap that's extra wide for comfort
• A 3 section case for tools, paperwork and a laptop
• Front section has room for file folders, cel phone, business cards, CDs, disks, pens and pencils plus there are two zippered pockets
• The fully padded middle section is specifically designed for laptops, cables, and cords
• The back section unzips to expose a plan/map pocket and is versatile enough for more tools, manuals or even a change of clothes

Reviews (7)

Nice Breifcase
I am very pleased with this product. I have only had it for a few months but it seems to be very well constructed.

Bulky but useful
This is a very functional piece of luggage, which is good. It does feel a lot more like "luggage" than a "bag" or "briefcase" though, which is not so good. I work predominantly in Manhattan, so I am constantly walking around on busy streets, making my way through crowded subways, etc. The art and science of bag design is a big deal here. The blocky design of this bag makes it more awkward than a similar bag of a different type. It does hold a lot of stuff, I can fit my Makita 14.4 volt drill and charger in it, with enough room left over for plans, other hand tools, etc. The organizer section is a good thing, and useful, though like most other hybrid tool/papers bags, it has some "tool pockets" that fit no tool in my arsenal. The tape measure pocket works well, keeping me from forgetting one and looking like an idiot when I show up to do an estimate. The clear "plan window" is useless. If all the relevant drawings for your projects will fit in one 11x14 window, you probably can carry everything else in your pockets.
The color is dorky, but it makes you fit into certain client's fantasy of "a guy who knows what he is doing"
Some straps that would cinch it up narrower when it wasn't full would be a great addition.
It is probably perfect for someone who wants to organize the sea of papers that washes over the front seat of their truck.
Three stars is a little low, probably, it is not bad at all, and I do use it, but it is only average, in my opinion.

This is a good product, but Fiskar's customer service stinks
This is one of the best shoulder bags I have ever had, I like it a lot. However, my bag has split the sides and the buckle has broken. I have tried repeatedly to get Fiskars, the parent company of Bucket Boss, to fix or replace it attempting contacting them through their consumer "hotline" No one has e-mailed me and there are no other descernable ways to contact the company. Buyer beware ! This bag is defefective and Fiskars has done absolutely nothing to help.
I hate to complain but the manufacturer of this product has majorly dropped the ball.

Pro Contractor's Briefcase
Work's Great, has enough space for everything you could need and a spare shirt/pants...

Glad I Bought It
This is a grate briefcase! It is holding up to the daily abuse and harsh environment I subject it to every day in the construction industry. The whole time my laptop sits safely in the middle compartment....Happy shopping! ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

Give your aching knees the rest they deserve with a pair of Bucket Boss Mojo kneepads. Mojo kneepads feature a nonmarring, nonslip surface, so you can wear them on any job site without worrying about slipping or damaging surfaces. Breathable, stretch-mesh straps and the patented DRYZ lining leave your knees cooler and drier even after a long day of work. The mesh straps also eliminate odor, so you don't have to worry about your kneepads smelling like dirty socks. Mojo kneepads are designed to stabilize your kneecap and feature Air-Gel padding, which provides an added layer of comfort and support. --Carl Thress ... Read more

Features

• Stable cap design provides added support
• Non-marring, non-slip kneepads
• Squishy-soft Air-Gel cushioning system
• Patented DRYZ lining absorbs sweat and carries it away
• Breathable, stretch-mesh straps keep knees cooler and drier

Reviews (3)

Junk
These knee pads are uncomfortable and when wearing them my knee cap shifts around on them. Not to mention that the plastic face slips on some surfaces. I decided to go with the cheaper knee keeper knee pads instead. They slip less and provide enough cushion for the price.

Great knee pads!
These knee pads work great. They fit very well and are actually comfortable. The hard plastic shell on the face looks like it will last a long time as well. I think its a real good buy.

Not just for Workmen
These kneepads are easy on, easy off. The gel fill makes them comfortable and their shape keeps you from tipping over when you're reaching too far. Here's the BEST thing: These kneepads are perfect for kneeling next to the bathtub whether you're washing your dog or your toddler - no more sore knees - longer baths ... Read more

Features

• Fully adjustable belt with quick-release buckle
• 12 oz. 100% cotton duck
• Dual hammer loops
• Dimensions: 23.75" x 9.5"

Reviews (1)

The Answer
Everybody is looking for the answer to the question "What kind of toolbelt is best?". The answer is right here.

This apron has pockets large enough for a speed square, a dedicated tape pocket in the center and 2 hammer loops. In other words, it will actually hold the bulky stuff. Along with that,it has small pockets for pencils,nail sets and punches or small pry bars. Then throw in your torpedo level, utility knife and a couple of screwdrivers,along with some pliers and maybe a chisel or two.It will hold all that plus a couple handfuls of fasteners.

The great thing about this apron is that with all that capacity it is less than half the weight of a regular toolbelt.If you pick your tools according to the job at hand, you will feel like you're not dragging a load at all. It's also smaller than regular toolbelts, which makes climbing ladders and getting into tight spots a breeze. Absolutely the most efficient tool rig around! ... Read more

Features

• Adjustable straps for a tight fit around ladder
• Works on most standard step ladders
• Both sections have a hammer loop and hand tool pocket
• Drill holster on one side
• Large Velcro-sealed compartment on the other side

Reviews (3)

Great Product
Have one and love it.

Best feature is the velcro bellows bag. Holds a full bag of cable nail straps (for romex) and opens wide for easy access. The velcro seals tightly with no leakage, even when the ladder is folded up and tossed in the truck. I usually demonstrate this feature by climbing down, slapping the pocket closed, folding up the ladder, and then turning the whole thing upside down and shaking. No spillage.

The second best feature is the drill holster. Holds securely even without the strap fastened. Easy in/out even with long bits or drivers.

Having hammer loops on both sides is very handy. I don't lay tools on the top of the ladder because I usually forget and don't like getting thumped in the head when I move the ladder. The hammer loops are stiff so they don't collapse and trap the hammer handle.

These features turn the step ladder into a mobile workbench.

Worth every penny!
This is one of those "gadgets" that you think you can live without, until you actually see one! I use mine at work everyday, and constantly have electrcians, plumbers, HVAC, and even carpenters ask me where I got it. No one cares how much, becuase they see the value from the start. Makes it very easy to bring to the job exactly what I need, but not be dragged down by a heavy tool belt. Make sure you put your name on it, because it may walk off.

Sweet SideCar
This works great! Being able to have tools, etc. handy at the top of the ladder makes sense. The SideCar eliminates having to wear a toolbelt which gives me more maneuverability and less chance of dropping tools and parts. It's well made and I found that it easily transfers from ladder to ladder. ... Read more

Features

• Made in USA
• 44% more capacity than traditional Bucket Stacker
• Organize washers, wire nuts, bolts, etc
• Fits in standard 5 gallon bucket
• Includes a drill bit sizer, pencil holder, and measuring rule

Reviews (1)

Great Organization
This "Super Stacker" container is a little larger than its yellow cousin. The four compartments has greatly aided me in trying to keep my shop organized with the various screws, nails and brads that I use in my craft business. Each compartment is labeled and I know that the exact item that I am looking for is in the "screw" bucket. It has eliminated the boxes of stuff from piling up on the workbench.

However, I do have to watch the weight of the items in the compartments. It is very easy to overload the entire bucket when you put several of these together.

When I go off to a craft show, I just take the bucket with me, and I know I have everything in hand that I could possibly need. Plus, when the supply of a compartment gets low, I know it is time to fill it up, rather than hunt through the various boxes on the work bench hoping that I have more.

A great "investment" and time saver for me. ... Read more

Product Description

The narrow design stores easily in a work truck, and padded sides and bottom protect the gun from wear and tear. Super-wide GateMouth(r) opening. Two exterior pockets hold nail strips and tools. Rigid bottom keeps it upright. Double web handles and a wider, ergonomic-designed shoulder strap. Lockable. 600 denier fabric. ... Read more

Features

• Specially designed for air nailers
• Padded sides & bottom
• Two exterior pockets
• 24 inch x 5 inch x 18 inch
• Wider design

Features

• Screen printed Bucket Boss logo
• Extra-sturdy handle

Reviews (7)

Get Real!
I just paid 1/3 the price for an identical bucket from Home Depot. Now, if the BB version had a molded durable and comfortable handle, it would be worth it.

How Odd
How odd that there aren't any complaints about the price! The price of this excellent bucket is 2X, Double, Twice as Much as the excellent clean, new, empty buckets available from Home Depot, Lowes' or most any home improvement store.
The ones from Home Depot are even available in orange or white. Sometimes the store even has a "fill it up and get a better price on what you fit in it" sale. I don't know if these are USA made or overseas made though. I'm not sure if that makes it worth the extra money or not.
This IS a great bucket. Shop for price though.

And then you get the bucket
I wish I would've known that when I ordered the Bucket Boss organizer that it didn't come with the bucket! I learned the hard way. Not that there's anything wrong with this bucket...just thought I'd share my frustrations!

Why didn't they embed the Bucket Grip?
Seems like a logical thing to do. Bucket Boss probably had some company make the buckets for them. Why in the world wouldn't they ask the company to change the generic handle to be a nice wide one like their Bucket Grip? Then it'd be a no brainer to get this and they can even charge a buck or two more...

Does what a bucket is supposed to do!
Really not very much to say about a bucket.... the Bucket Boss brand organizer fits perfectly over it. Clean, strong and waiting to be used! ... Read more

Product Description

These are the perfect tool bags for the carver using primarily hand tools. The sizes are ideal for tool rolls, chisel sets, carving knives and other necessities for carving. There is even room for small projects. The bag openings are large enough to allow easy access to all of your tools inside. These bags are extremely well made to last a lifetime. Dimensions are 13" X 9" X 8" and 17" X 9" X 12". (Tools Not Included) ... Read more

Product Description

Keep your important documents in this rugged briefcase. Makes a GREAT GIFT !! ... Read more

Features

• Dimensions: 16" L x 6" W x 12.5" H
• Made from rugged 600 Denier fabric.
• Plenty of room for plans, file folders and notebooks.
• Strong shoulder strap and handle design holds up to big loads, bottom resists wear and tear.

Reviews (1)

false advertising
they show a picture of one type of briefcase but send another inferior type of case.bad business practice ... Read more

Features

• Holds regular or cordless drills
• Riveted stress points
• Universal to fit most belts
• Left-hand model

Reviews (4)

Best lefty
This is by far the best left-handed holster I have used. The thick padding of the holster keeps the drill securly in place even without the strap. The bit pockets are very handy for pencils(or even screws) as well as bits. Bucket Boss somehow made this durable, comfortable, holster better and cheaper than any other holster I've seen.

Quality Bucket Boss Drill Holster
The strap to hold you drill in has only one position and it needs more to hold all drills securely. A strap with velcro would solve this problem.

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Quick Draw
This holster is handy anytime or anywhere you do lots of drilling or driving. It's also great when you're on a ladder and don't have enough hands. It saves time by keeping your tools right there where you need them. I've used it with cordless and corded tools when hanging electrical boxes and running wire through studs, hanging drywall, and siding work. I like the snapping strap to secure the tool when you're busy with something else. It has slots to hold extra bits and extensions, too. However, I found it works best with smaller drills. I tried this holster on my belt with my big 19.2V PorterCable hammer/drill/driver and it about jerked the pants right off me. It wasn't quite big enough to keep that heavy tool from tipping back and out of the holster. Instead, I use it with a large leather tool belt to put around my middle and that worked out much better by balancing the drill while it hangs. At any rate, I now have no trouble with trying to find a place to set my drills and drivers when doing working in difficult places. And the holster is good for holding other tools too. Thanks, Amazon !!

best of its kind
I couldn't find this holster locally, so Amazon was kind enough to accomodate my needs. This is a nice one, Good size for 14 or 18 volt drills, comfortable against the leg, and a nice holddown strap. I especially like the 'extension' on the bottom, which is designed to protect your leg from a bit. Very smart design. Even with a rapid load in the chuck it still protects the leg. Does this company make good stuff or what? ... Read more

Features

• Store and carry cables and cords
• Use for emergency supplies
• Front holding pockets
• Durable double web handles

Reviews (9)

Wrong place to put your money
For the price of this bag and a decent set of cables, you can get a portable jump start system from Husky, Coleman, etc. with a built in worklight (added bonus, you can use these systems as a power source for power outages, tailgate parties, extended cell use, etc.) And, these gadgets are easier to use and/or store than cables. Add about 10 bucks, and you can get the models that have light duty air compressors built in.

Must Have for Tidy Northerners
So you live in the north -- maybe even the Great White North, eh? Well, then you know that jumper cables are an absolute necessity for winter. Maybe you have cables and they always get in a tangle; or, perhaps you don't want to get cables because they will just make clutter. Well, then this bag is for you.

The bag is rugged, compact (the size of a good size cheesecake), and nice -- classy even. Best of all, it works! Cables stay in a nice coil, your trunk is less messy, and the cables are easy to grab when you need them. It even has a small pocket on the side for smal items.

My only wish is that it came in black!

Pay attention
Ok, I admit I should have paid a little closer attention, but beware. There are NO jumper cables with this. This is merely an overpriced BAG. I suppose if you really like to keep your jumper cables in a heavy duty bag, maybe this is for you, but if that is the case, you may be using your jumper cables too much. Let's be honest, your hope is to never use these things and if you do, you dont need them stored in some expensive bag collecting dust.

Oh by the way, this item CAN NOT BE RETURNED. So pay attention here and hopefully you are smarter than I am.

Keeps your cables neat.
Made of durable material, this bag unzips and opens wide, like a book, so the cables can be easily re-coiled inside. Keeps your trunk neat, so whatever else you put in there doesn't get tangled up with your jumper cables. Big enough for a 25 foot set of Coleman 4-gauge cables. A external pocket for other items. Would also work great around the shop for compressor hoses. A good value, especially with the freebie mug boss.

Useful product!
I purchased several of these and use them for extension cords, battery cables, compressor hoses and RV water hoses. They are made of tough material and help one to organize all those coils of "stuff". The bags help save the coiled materials inside from abuse and make things easy to find and more snarl-proof. ... Read more

Features

• Tape dispenser loop
• Interior pockets for screw bits
• Hammer loop

Reviews (3)

Multipurpose!
I bought 2 of the bucket boss organizers for Father's Day gifts. I was very pleased with the quality of the material and space in the pockets: the only problem was the description of the item does not tell you that the 5 gallon bucket is not included....but the gifts were a big hit.....my Father uses it for plumbing tools and Father-in-law uses it on his boat for crabbing/fishing essentials!

One of those "I wish I had thought of that"
I own an aquarium maintenance company and this thing works like a champ.

I can carry all my nets, scrubbers, air tubing, filter sponges, flourescent light starters, etc... in the bucket and still put a little water in the bottom to transport the fish!

Not your typical usage, I admit, but the item is well made and functional for just about any use.

What took me so long?!
I can't believe I waited so long to get this Bucket Boss! Rose gardening is ever so much easier with all my tools in one place, easily transportable from bush to bush. I added the seat to the top, so now my back doesn't bother me so much....and I can stay in the garden longer! There is a convenient-sized pocket for virtually any size tool, and the pockets inside provide great protection for related items that I don't want "soiled" while I'm working. ... Read more

Features

• 13.25-inch diameter
• Two exterior pockets
• Double-sided interior mesh catch-all pouch
• 6 interior hand tool pockets

Reviews (1)

Slick tool back for the trunk
Fits right into the spare wheel. Out of the way but totally organized. Big enough for fix-a-flat can, big cables, and lots of tools and flashlight. Like all their stuff, the quality of this bag can't be beat. A bargain... ... Read more

Features

• Rolls up to store easily in small places
• Divided pockets organize and protect wrench sets, screwdrivers, tire gauges and more.
• Socket strip holds 3/8-inch or 1/4-inch sockets

Reviews (3)

Wish they still carried this
These tool rolls are great. I have several of them in the house, truck, boat and shop. The open end of the tool slots face to the inside so wrenches and screwdrivers don't fall out when it is rolled up. The draw strings on each end are a heavy elastic with a quick-tie so the whole thing stays together. I'm usually not impressed with these tool accessory pouches (because they fall apart and never work well in the first place); however, this one is heavy duty and much better than a small bulky tool box.

I ONLY WISH AMAZON STILL SOLD THEM!

so far so good
i just recieved this product the other day i have loaded it up and it holds alot. i bought it so i can have some place for hand tools in tool bag. the onlything is that i don't think the little spring clips will hold it shut very well. i would have prefered velcro or just a string

Tough as nails but spring clips are weak
Like all Bucket Boss products the fabric is tough and durable, while the roll looks as if it could hold a ton of tools. But with a full load of wrenches, sockets and other hand tools as soon as you hoist it up by the handle with any force, the weight of the rolled tools is too much and the roll starts unraveling. If you don't load it too heavily, it'll do the trick. I wound up replacing the weak spring clips with some heavier duty ones. ... Read more

Features

• Made of 600 denier polyester
• 10 pockets that hold most home repair tools
• Nail bags are formed with a continuous loop of interior fabric preventing bottom blowout
• Hammer loop and measuring tape pocket

Reviews (1)

Revised Review!
I own several products by Bucket Boss and find their quality of materials to be top notch. I am a handyman so I put these to the test.

I use this belt for my lighter work and when I am up on a ladder and need to be able to move around. I enjoy the ease of the clasp that this belt offers, it allows for easy on, and easy off application. The pockets are a little small but then again, I limit the tools I carry in this belt.

The one thing I do not like about this belt is the fact that you cannot carry a speed square in any of the pockets. Since a speed square is an invaluable tool for general work, this is a big pain. After my second time using this belt the clasp broke and I needed to return the item for an exchange, so far the second one has been working fine.

REVISED REVIEW The buckle slips every now and then when I first put it on and lets go. Also, some of the stitching is coming loose where the pocket attaches to the apron. I may end up bringing it back, again, and asking for a new one. Overall I really like this little belt but I am getting tired of the poor quality. I have downgraded my original rating by one star. ... Read more

Product Description

A clever self-contained design with 23 pockets for wrenches, ratches and automotive hand tools. Equipped with socket clips that hold 3/8-inch and 1/4-inch sockets. Entire unit rolls up and secures with two barrel locks and a carry handle for transport. ... Read more

Features

• Rolls up to store easily in small places
• Divided pockets organize and protect wrench sets, screwdrivers, tire gauges and more.
• Socket strip holds 3/8-inch or 1/4-inch sockets

Features

• Flat plate design
• Medical grade elastic

Reviews (1)

Light Pads, Heavy Protection
I've had these things for more than a year and they're still very comfortable. They protect my knees as well as any pads I've used yet they're very light weight, I almost forget they're on. Gel pads I've tried may be a bit cushier, but they're also much more bulky. ... Read more

Features

• Cover flap has Velcro to secure closing
• Fits on tool belt
• Measures 6 in. x 3 in.
• Fits on your belt

Reviews (7)

It's what I wanted
The Bucket Boss Brand 54000 Cell Phone Holster from
Bucket Boss is great. I've only had it a couple of days and it keeps my cell handy. My only complaint is the Bucket Boss logo was sown on very poorly. The logo was off by over a 1/4 inch, it looked so bad that I cut it off. Would I buy another one YES

Innovative
After trying several brands of "cellphone carriers" for my Nokia, including Nokia's belt clip, this one is the best. It fits my cellphone nicely and is easy to "draw" when you need to answer or call. Simple but rugged. The clip is riveted as well as held to the entire assembly by a sewn on nylon strap. You can clip your cell just about anywhere the clip will fit. If you do a lot of crawling/climbing around, this is what you want! If you have a large cell get the large model!

Mike Backs Parks&Grounds Spec.
I have the Bucket Boss cell phone holder and I love it. I have the guys at work wanting to buy them. I found it at a Black&Decker Outlet store about 4o miles away and I would like for the Home Depot Store to start carring them so I don't have to drive so far to pick up the 5 or so I pick up for friends and so. I like it and I like the Bucket Boss inventory of products and hope to see them more in the Cincinnati Area. Thanks Again!!

Does as advertised...
The holster does as advertised. I've purchased 4 of them for my foreman, and have worn mine for almost a year. Not a problem with fit, as some might. It fits the vast majority of cell phones, my old Qualcomm fits, newer ones, older nokias fit also.

I'll order replacements, but I can't see them wearing out soon.

Poor quality
I purchased one of the Bucket Boss cell phone holsters about three months ago and wore it daily until it fell off of my belt! The rivet that holds the clip on the back had worn through the flimsy material. Prior to that I had trouble fastening the velcro closure because the material that the velcro hooks into no longer had any material that the velcro could latch onto, all the small fibers were straight and not looped. I am very dissatisfied with this product and I feel that it was manufactured from inferior material as well as having poor craftsmanship. I have purchased many other Bucket Boss products and I suggest that you stop selling this piece of junk! ... Read more