Amazon.com Review

Bags like Bucket Boss's GateMouth are becoming more and more popular with contractors these days. They're much lighter than conventional toolboxes and, with advances in material technology, they hold up to rigorous on-the-job use. For the Pro Super GateMouth model, Bucket Boss uses its Boss Tex ballistic fabric--tightly woven and extra thick, this stuff holds up to continuous abuse from sharp edges and points. The Pro Super GateMouth has 39 exterior pockets and 10 interior, and comes with adjustable outside straps for quick access to a level or long-handle tool. It also has a beefy shoulder strap; a reinforced, super-wide opening; reinforced handles; and an identification window, so you don't mistake yours for your buddy's. Very portable and very flexible, the GateMouth is worth considering if you're in the market for a new tool "box." --Jonathon Tudor ... Read more

Features

• Dispenses tape
• Boss-tex ripstop fabric
• Has large main compartment
• 39 exterior pockets
• 10 interior pockets

Reviews (11)

Great Bag, Great Price
I just bought this bag for my husband who is always out working on cars or doing some kind of mechanical/electrical/plumbing favors for friends and family. Up until now, he puts all the equipment and tools he needs for each job in plastic Giant grocery bags to carry from one place to the other.

I saw this bag and thought it would be great for him to use instead of those grocery bags.

This bag has a place for his level, a loop to hold the electrical tape he is always misplacing, a place for a small flashlight, his tape measurer can just slide on to the front and there are so many pockets for tools and enough room to basically hold anything he needs to take with him.

For what he does and the tools he takes with him, it's the perfect size - not too big and not too small. And it's got to be more comfortable carrying than those grocery bags that eventually tear on him or get holes in them.

Also, it's a really nice looking bag. Very professional yet still rugged looking.

My husband really liked the look of the bag and thinks he will be able to put it to alot of use.

The only thing that would be nice for this bag are little plastic feet on the bottom. That way you don't have to worry about putting the bag on the floor and getting it wet or dirty...

All in all, this is a great looking and very usable bag.

My husband and I were both impressed when we received it.

Very Nice
After having most of my frequently used tools lost around the house, I finally have an excellent (and big) bag to keep them and transport them in. When it is open, the top is wide and flat like a box so you can see everything. Lots of pockets. The material is tough and flexible and will last me forever.

The Best I Have Found, But Still Not The Best
I bought this bag to consolidate some of the 4-5 toolboxes I have been using (including one of their smaller models).

I purchased this based on the performance of the smaller bag that I have and it has preformed amazingly well (Three years of weekend use carrying way more than it was supposed to, without a rip or other problem.)

I got this bag and was really excited to try it out. I started stuffing things in the pockets and quickly found out that I had to be careful what I put where. I put a small pen light in one pocket and it made it impossible to put anything in three other pockets (including one on the inside.)

Even so this thing can hold quite a bit. Right now it has almost all of my carpentry tools, a set of electric tools, a few plumbing tools and various assorted other things. It basically swallowed two toolboxes I was already using.

I wouldn't recommend this for the mechanic as it does not seem like it would do well with wrenches and sockets, but for the handyman or carpenter it cannot be beat.

The size is great, you'll always have room in the bag to dig for tools, because it you fill it you won't be able to carry it. Mine is pushing 40 pounds of tools and I have plenty of room left.

I would have given this 5 stars if they had spent a little more time designing the pockets instead of trying to say they have so many.

Still if you are looking to buy this, buy it already, you won't be disappointed.

Nice & Big
I just traded in my old reliable canvas bag for this one. It was hard to do (I love the canvas) but the extra interior space saves me a lot of trips to the truck. My only complaint is that some of the exterior pockets are pretty small. Many of them are too "tight" to use for much. All in all, a really good bag with lots of room.

Better than Metal!
I've retired most of my steel toolboxes in favor of a number of these units. They're rugged, never rust, are far better organized than most steel boxes and cheap enough to devote different bags to different tasks.

I've got a plumbing bag, a bicycle repair bag, an electrical/telephone/data wiring bag, a bag with my impact drill and associated bits, a boat rigging anbd repair bag, an emergency car tool/jumper cable bag and probably one or two I'm forgetting. A superb product with no flaws I can think of. ... Read more

Features

• Measures 24 inch x 11 inch x 9 inch
• Perfect for levels or a sawzall
• 3 outside pockets, 8 interior pockets
• Dual elastic straps
• 600 Denier fabric

Reviews (4)

Overall a great bag
What a great bag! I have a few quibbles; as noted, the inside pockets are a bit tight. The zipper tab doesn't seem to match the heft of the zipper. The exterior pocket flaps should be a bit wider/broader to cover the pocket and the gatemouth design seems to balk if you stuff the bag. All minor. Well constructed overall and every bit worth the price. A reasonably lightweight bag that holds a decent amount - of course, you'll cram more into it than you can comfortably carry. Because it's a medium/long bag you have to balance the load - otherwise it dips - and why no shoulder pad? I personally wouldn't recommend the recip saw w/blade in the bag. I once tripped and landed on a nylon bag w/ a jigsaw - blade in thigh - ouch! No more. Blades off all saws (except circular) and hard cased for transport. I like this bag a lot.

Excellent Tool Carrier
great way to carry a good mix of tools around

Great for cordless tools
This bag is very durable and practical for hauling around your cordless tools. I use mine to hold my Milwaukee 18 v cordless saw and drill as well as a D-handle Makita router and various hand tools. They all fit nicely. Three pouches on the outside each can house an 18 v battery. There is a sturdy divider that velcroes on the inside and several small tool dividers for nail sets, pencils, blades, etc. The bottom is nicely padded and the shoulder strap is rugged.

I can't carry what it can hold!
Man, these bags are great! I fit a lot of my personal tools in here and had to take some out because the whole was too heavy! I love the durable cloth; I love the shoulder strap; but what I like most is the use of space. There is a neat set of straps on top for a 2' level. There are organizational pockets on the inside for pencils, chisels, and whatnot.

There is a lot of room. They're not kidding when they say you can fit a sawzall in there. ... Read more

Features

• Extra capacity for bulky items
• 11 outer, 12 inside pockets
• 17 by 9 by 12 inches
• Constructed of 600-denier fabric
• Padded sides and bottom for protection

Reviews (3)

First one was a disappointment
I got the Gatemouth bag as a gift from my son two years ago. The bag looks great, has lots of pockets and sure seems strong. I use it to carry emergency tools in the truck of the car. I have not overloaded the bag. I was very disappointed when the stitching on one entire end panal failed and the bag literally fell apart. I've tried to find warranty info or company contact for this item but have not been able to find anything. The company is owner by Fiskars but I find no support for the Bucket Boss line on their web site. There's a possibility that I had a bad bag. I liked the bag so much while it functioned that I am ordering a replacement. I hope this was just a fluke. The design sure seems just what I need. The company really should stand behind the product though.
Caveat Emptor I guess..

Good but Pricey
Lots of space to accomodate stuff. Strong, lightweight and useful. But you can get a Sears version fo about half the price.

Three years and still going. . . .
I have owned this bag for over 3 years. It is way overloaded (so much that I don't even worry about zipping it up), and has held up very well. Only two small problems (due to my overloading): the clips that hold the stap to the rings on the bag broke, and the metal bar that holds the shape of the main opening has come out of the end seam. This bag does hold a lot of "stuff." It has held up very well despite my abusing and overloading (it weighs about 80 lbs with all my stuff.) Well worth the buy! ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

Organization meets style in the Bucket Boss GateMouth open-face tool bag. Made of a strong, tear-resistant material, the GateMouth has room for all those little odds and ends you always seem to need on the job site, with the flexibility to organize everything almost any way you choose. The bag features a total of 29 compartments of varying size and depth, designed to help you organize your hand tools more efficiently. Among its features, you'll find an ID pocket, tape-measure clip, electrical-tape holder, and tool clip--along with a reinforced, rubber bottom and a free plastic storage tray for organizing and storing small parts and fasteners inside the bag. --Carl Thress ... Read more

Features

• Includes a free tray for small parts and fasteners
• 29 pockets in all for added versatility
• Extra-long handles for easier carrying
• Waterproof rubber bottom protects tools and wears like iron
• Strong, reinforced, abrasion-resistant handles ensure longer life

Reviews (1)

Great Procuct
This is the best tool bag I have seen. Very well built, easy access to all tools. Strong bottom that keeps tools orgainsed and dry. Ideal for Electricians!! ... Read more

Features

• 25% Larger - Will hold a reciprocating saw.
• Rubber reinforced bottom - Strong enough to carry a heavy load.
• Giant ergo-shoulder strap - Easy on the body.
• Hidden stash pocket - Keeps your stuff secure.
• Junk Drawer - Great for storing all those odds and ends.

Amazon.com Review

Messy desk? Amuse your coworkers and clean up the clutter with this fantastic little Mug Boss from Bucket Boss. There's no other desk organizer like it. The Mug Boss is made from the same fabric used in the company's famous job site tool organizers, so you know it's tough enough for even your sharpest pens and pencils. Contractors, do-it-yourselfers, amateur woodworkers, and even your average pencil pusher will get a kick out of the Mug Boss. It's the perfect office gift. We think the Mug Boss practically pays for itself in humor value alone--at this price, it's hard to find a less expensive punch line. --Brian Trinen ... Read more

Features

• Makes a great gift
• The ultimate desk organizer
• Works with any 10-ounce mug
• Eight exterior pockets
• Made from sturdy, Bucket Boss high-denier nylon

Reviews (23)

Great Way to Avoid Shuffling Papers Looking for the Pen
Most of the time my desk is cluttered with one job on top of the other. I keep thinking a credenza would solve that problem but it doesn't. The frustration is when you need a letter opener or a pen, and they are buried in the pile. Or I need the mini razor that slides back in the plastic holder. That baby really lays flat, and can get lost under most anything.
This Mug Boss is great for all of those problem. Pens, pencils, letter opener, and whatever else you may use on your desk, are always at the ready. It looks really cool. Has a handy look to it and hints that things are under control. Great material, sure to last a long time, and fits a standard size coffee mug.
It's cheap. Buy a few and give them out to your friends. It's an upfront desk reminder of you. Great conversation piece. I really don't see any down side to it. Makes a great compliment to the Bucket Boss, and the rest of the line. Highly recommended.

Super gift
Clever little gift. Fits over any coffee mug or short glass and all your pens, pencils etc fit right in. Functional as well as clever. I bought one of these for each of the 25 office staff and they love them. Visitors to our office always ask where they can buy them. A great deal for only a couple bucks.

Not that practical! But cute!
"Any 10 oz mug?" Sure, if it's a skinny one. The pockets? Most won't hold anything bigger than a pencil, and a tight sqeeze, there. Still, a great "guy thing" statement, which was much appreciated on Father's Day in our home. (Along with the actual *big* Bucket Boss, which we have yet to test out. Now, where was that bucket?)

You don't need it, but you must have it.
Two ugly coffee mugs will do the same job, but how cool is your accountant's logo and maybe a Local 1030 Environmental Workers of NJ mug gonna stack up to a BucketBoss?

Look, you worked hard to get off the jobsite and into a chair. You wear shirts with buttons. You have a slight crease in your pants. Your shoes are relatively clean. But you still remember eating lunch out of a box, wearing work boots, and having your own nicked-up hardhat. The BucketBoss lets people know you still know how to kick someone's behind for slacking on the job.

And it keeps the pens separated nicely from the pencils, and doesn't let the Sharpies get mixed up with either of them.

Fred

The S/H charge drops it from cute to a joke.
Almost purchased this item until I realized that I was going to pay twice as much in shipping and handling as I would for the mug boss. The Mug Boss is cute but that isn't funny. ... 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

• 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

• 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

• 15.25-inch diameter
• Intentionally oversized to carry large cable, hoses and cords
• Interior cinch holds coils neatly
• Two exterior pockets, one with security flap

Reviews (4)

This thing is great!
Just got my Cable Bag last night and I was really worried it was going to be too small for my giant, 25 foot long jumper cables but they fit perfectly!

Bigger than you think!
I have two 35' 10/3 cords with giant plugs on each end. These are extension cords that I made to remotely charge my Electric Vehicle at 220V and 30A. These are big, fat cords. I purchased two of these bags thinking that I'd need one each for the two cords. Wrong. Both of my cords (70' total, plus four giant plugs) all fit in one bag easily.

The construction of these couldn't be better. The zipper is huge and rugged (and goes both ways). The most important part is that the zipper goes about 80% of the way around the bag, so loading the bag couldn't be simpler. The bag opens completely like a clam-shell - you set the cord on the bottom half, and flip the top half back over and zip it around. I thought [the money]was a lot to spend on a bag like this, but I couldn't be happier with the purchase. I'd much rather buy something of quality that I don't have to worry about a few years down the road.

Great product!

big bag
I looked at both the smaller bag and this one and for the money I would purchase the larger size. The smaller one is quite a bit smaller and most people would be dissapointed.

Great Bag
This bag did just what I needed - cleaned up my trunk. I had cables, fix-a-flat, screwdrivers and everything else rolling around in my car and stashed where I could fit them (but still couldn't be found when needed). Now everything fits in this bag and looks great. I'm going to get one for my other car. Highly recommended. ... Read more

Features

• Padded Web Handle
• Flap covered tool storage protects tools against the elements
• GateMouth Design provides an open center storage for larger tools
• Rubber bottom protects against ground moisture & provides bag stability
• Constructed of 600 denier poly fabric.

Features

• Rubber bottom protects tools
• Huge main compartment will fit meters and other tools
• Heavy-duty 1200 denier outer pockets and reinforced rim stand up to abuse
• Shoulder strap is double padded for comfort while carrying
• Curved back with comfortable mesh padding fits comfortably on body

Features

• Large interior holds power tools, Cicular sawa, Hard hats, work cloths
• Foam padded sides and a rigid bottom.
• Dimensions: 19"L x 12"W x 16"H

Features

• Includes a detachable cell phone holder and a detachable measuring tape holder
• Constructed with Heavy Duty Ballistic Nylon for durability and long use
• Rubber Bottom keeps your tools dry when set on a wet area
• Compartments are reinforced with Polyurethane sidewalls for extra durability.
• Has outside pockets (like the Bucket Tool Organizer) covered by zippered protective flaps & a large interior storage area (like the BucketBoss GateMouth)

Reviews (1)

A nice tough bag to pull together your loose tools.
This is a really tough bag, and looks like it's going to stand up to many years of dragging it around job sites, and in and out of the back of my van.With all the layers of ballistic nylon, and the thick rubber bottom, it's going to even be tough for my work buddies to screw up ;-).

There's more then enough room in the main compartment to hold most of my battery operated tools and the charger. And there's even two pockets on either end of the main compartment to put my spare batteries in [so I can find them]. The 50 some pockets in the side compartments will really help get together all of the random tools that I can never seem to find, that float around the back of my work van.

I guess the tape and cell phone holders are a nice touch for some folks, but it also nice that they are removable for guys like me that will never use them (I keep my tape on my tool belt, and I work on new construction to get away from phones).

About the only thing that I would change would be to have been metal zippers [at the very lease the big one on top that closes the main compartment], but it's nearly impossible to find anything these days that have metal zippers on them which is a real shame.

If I could have knocked off a half of a star for the zippers I would have, but I can't see dropping down a whole star just because I'm an old fart that likes the old style zippers. ... Read more

Features

• Rubber Grip Handle
• Flap covered tool storage protects tools against the elements
• GateMouth Design provides an open center storage for larger tools
• Rubber bottom protects against ground moisture & provides bag stability
• Constructed of 600 denier poly fabric.

Features

• Soft rubber wheels won't scratch floors
• Custom pockets for a cordless drill, bits, and fasteners
• Huge interior for bulky items
• Side handles for carrying tool organizer over obstacles
• Handle collapses for storage

Reviews (2)

Tools on wheels
Bucket Boss has done it again. Plenty of space for the weekend warrior, or atleast his tools :-).

Only wish the handle and crate were a little more sturdy, but I guess you could step up to their pro version for more sturdiness.

BEEN THERE, DONE THAT
HAVE YOU BEEN THERE WITH 12 DIFFERENT ITEMS NEEDED FOR THE JOB AT HAND AND FILL A BOX WITH ALL THE ITEMS AND THEN CAN'T LIFT IT OR THE BOTTOM FALLS OUT? THIS IS SO SLICK, FILL IT WITH THE TOOLS YOU NEED, ALL IN THEIR OWN POCKETS, NO SEARCHING FOR THEM, AND OFF YOU GO. NOT CLUTTER TO DIG THROUGH TO FIND WHAT YOU NEED. AND YOU CAN KEEP IT PACKED READY TO GO. GOOD IDEA ... Read more

Features

• Now with a natty shoulder strap
• 30% larger than the standard GateMouth Jr.

Reviews (5)

PRO GATEMOUTH JR
THE GATEMOUTH JR. IS AN EXCELLENT BAG. I PUT MINE TO THE TEST IN A HARSH INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT AND IT SEEMS TO BE HOLDING UP PRETTY WELL SO FAR. I DID HOWEVER MANAGE TO GET A HOLE IN ONE OF THE FRONT POCKETS BY PUTTING A PAIR OF IDEAL CRIMPERS IN IT. I LIKE THE BAG VERY MUCH AND HAVE IT SO FULL OF STUFF, I AM THINKING ABOUT UPGRADING TO A PRO SUPER GATEMOUTH.

Best Toolbag I own
With loads of pockets and a large mouth opening this tool bag is outstnading in every way. I keep my cordless drill inside with an assortment of hand tools outside in the various sized pockets.

The sewing is strong and the handles are firmly attached and after three months of use there is little if any wear on the bag.

I'll definately buy others from this line.

Bucket Boss is a terrific product...
I install LAN's for a living, carry all my needed tools in this compact bag. It is amazing how much you can fit in it. It is also one of the most durable things I have ever bought. This bag would still be a bargain at twice the price.

Pro Gatemouth Bags
I own three of the bags and cannot seem to wear them out, break them or subject them to any abuse they cannot handle.

PRO Gatemouth Jr - tuff stuff
I got the Pro when my Gatemouth Jr was lost. The Pro is an upgrade; it seem beefier and now comes with a shoulder strap. A nice added touch, which I use. It is the perfect hand-tool job bag. Deceptivly larger than it looks. Lots of pockets; one can never have too many pockets. Double wall construction is so sturdy, you can put open blades inside with no fear of puncture. This bag will never tear; you'll never buy another. And, it looks great. ... Read more

Features

• Boss-tex ripstop fabric
• 18 inch x 10 inch x 12 inch
• Large main compartment
• Rigid bottom protects tools
• Elastic end pockets

Reviews (2)

Use your imagination!
This is one terrific bag! I haven't a clue how they produce such a well made bag at such a low price. Very heavy duty.
I don't have enough tools in my life to fill a shoe box and I am not a carpenter, so you know that I had another purpose in mind. In the 90's I had a Sony Prosumer shoulder mount video camera and I bought a generic carpenters bag ($55 & no pockets) to carry it. I recently bought a Sony PDX10 and needed a new bag.
Well this bag not only has enough room for my video camera it also holds my digital still camera, my laptop (to view my videos) and pockets to hold every accessory needed plus all my socks and underwear if I am travelling. If you have an imagination this bag is a worthwhile albeit small investment.

One Handsome bag
I bought this bag as a tool bag but it didn't get much use as one. After giving it some test runs with tools i wasn't quite sure how to fit it into my truck tool boxes. After bringing it into the house one day my daughter used it for a overnight bag and liked it. It works great for packing extra clothes for the little ones, and Daddy likes to show it off. Maybe some day it will end up back in the work truck or maybe i'll get another one. Just a well built bag {for anything} ... Read more

Features

• Detachable tool pouch
• 3 removable tool boards
• Flip down front panel
• Interior file storage pocket
• Wide opening lid