Features

• 1.3 amp hour battery
• No memory effect - Full battery capacity is always available
• Ni-Cad battery
• For use with Milwaukee 2.4 volt cordless tools

Features

• One year limited warranty
• 3,250 watts continuous and 8,500 watts surge for operating a variety of equipment
• Brushless alternator delivers current with less distortion and less down time
• Dolly-style design makes it easy to handle in any conditions
• Efficient and quiet overhead valve Briggs and Sratton 4-stroke engine

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

The Gel Ultra’s soft cushioning and anti-compression gel center offer construction workers advanced knee protection and comfort throughout the workday. A combination of rubber and perforated neoprene on the straps provide added breath-ability and flexibility. The superior comfort of these pads makes them ideal for general construction, concrete, and roofing. Plus, a nonskid rubber surface helps prevents injury, while a layer of waterproofing makes the kneepads safe for use in wet environments and easy to clean. All kneepad straps are replaceable. --Jessica Reuling ... Read more

Features

• Six layers of comfort and protection
• Air-injected gel foam core absorbs shocks and cushions knee
• Rubberized, skid-resistant surface for traction on wet or uneven surfaces
• Removeable AltaLok strapping system for easy-on/easy-off adjustable fit
• Water resistant materials and construction allow for easy clean up

Features

• Made from heavy-gauge steel and work surface supports up to 450 pounds
• Hand Truck and portable work surface in one
• Rugged steel-frame construction holds up to 200 pounds as a hand truck
• 9-inch toe plate locks in place
• Stows neatly when not in use and folds flat for compact storage or hang on a wall

Features

• Hand Truck supports up to 125 lbs.
• Allows tools and materials to be transported
• Damage and stain resistent;easily wiped clean to protect work material
• Folds for easy storage
• Heavyweight steel construction supports up to 350 lbs.

Features

• Heavy leather steel hammer holder
• Totally versatile, all parts removable and interchangeable
• Double layer of rugged, light weight nylon
• Six main pockets for tools/nails, etc. with Sta-Open feature
• Leather pry bar and combination square holders

Features

• 4 Pack
• Economical
• N95 Protection
• Easy Replacement

Features

• Features rubber-tipped, ratcheting temples for a comfortable fit
• Anti-fog, scratch-resistant lens for improved vision
• Meets latest OSHA and ANSI Z87.1 requirements

Amazon.com Review

We've all been there. We pack a cooler to take on a long trip, but by the time we reach in to grab a sandwich, all we find is a sopping wet mess. The Wagan thermoelectric cooler/warmer provides the cooling power of a 10-pound block of ice, without all the hassle and mess. It also doubles as an effective food warmer, keeping its contents at a steady 140 degrees F when switched to warming mode. The cooler/warmer is easy to use, too. Simply plug it into your car lighter socket, and you're ready to go. The unit even comes with a four-way socket adapter, so you can plug in up to three other electronic items at the same time, and it fits neatly between the seats or in the middle of the back seat and includes a shoulder strap for easy transportation. A 5.0 amp AC/DC converter allows you to plug the unit into any standard outlet once you reach your destination. Because it uses energy-efficient thermal plate technology to transfer heat to and away from its contents, rather than a compressor, the cooler/warmer emits no CFCs or dangerous gases, never needs recharging, and requires minimal maintenance. A rugged outer body; tight, magnetic seal; and superior foam insulation keep the food inside fresh. Easy-to-read red and green indicator lights let you know whether the unit is set to heating or cooling mode. --Carl Thress ... Read more

Features

• Measures 13 by 7 by 10 inches
• Cools to 40-degrees Fahrenheit; warms to 140-degrees Fahrenheit
• 6-liter capacity holds nine 12-ounce cans--no ice needed
• 5.0 Amp AC/DC converter for home, hotel, or office
• 4-way socket expands a car's lighter socket to accommodate 4 electronic items

Reviews (5)

Love this little cooler
Studying for the CA bar exam I had to be at the law library for 10-12 hours everyday for two and a half weeks straight. Using the "hot" version, I was able to have my hot meals every day, without having to take off too much time from my studies. The food stayed nice and hot (great home-y feel) after approximately 5 hours from the time I heated it up in the morning. It probably would stay hot even longer than that, but I had to worry about draining my power system.

When it was time for the exam, which is 3 days in CA, the hotel that I was staying at had ran out of their refrigerators. So, I took this little cooler and set it in the "cold" version. My food stayed COLD the whole time, not cool, COLD. I had cold cuts, cheeses, and soup that never went bad during the period of time.

When I checked the temperature, when set as cold, it stayed consistently at 32 degrees (colder than my refrigerator), and when set as hot, it was 120 degrees. It really works well.

The whirling noice that the other reviewer mentioned is correct, but it is not annoying at all. Since it doesn't have a high pitch sound, it was just fine. Even when I had it in the hotel room right next to the bed. And when you take the bar exam, every little noise would annoy you - trust me on that.

Hopefully I passed the exam. I would then give credit to this little cooler for having kept me fed during the ordeal with little hassle.

Great Idea for a Cooler, but...
I love the idea that this cooler will fit almost anywhere. It's especially nice that the Wagan cooler fits snugly, and relatively securely on the center console between the front seats in my Jeep Grand Cherokee (although I can't lift the door to the console, but you can't have everything).

The Wagan unit keeps things cool (as the name implies), but let's face it, this is no refridgerator, and for an electrically powered unit, I expect that it would keep drinks colder than using ice with a regular cooler, but it doesn't. Unless the Wagan cooler is left out in the snow in the middle of wintertime, it barely keeps things as cool as 40-42 degrees Farenheit when its about 72 degrees outside. WIth ice in a traditional cooler, you can expect to get things down to around 34-36 degrees, and in the summertime. And believe me this 4-8 degrees matters. In fact, the cooler performs much worse in hotter weather.

Also (and this is my biggest peeve), the cooler's AC power adapter died after less than one week of use---it's cheesy and probably not the stuff of power appliances like this Wagan cooler. Therefore, I would not suggest using the cooler as a full-time refridgerator/cooler in your office or den. The Wagan Cooler appliance package just isn't built tough enough for my relatively benign demands. Needs to keep the drinkies cool (I give it a "C-"), and needs to endure through typical (and specified I might add, by the manufacturer) use ("D-").

AC Adapter gets Hot
It does cool to 40-41 degrees as advertised. There are two problems:

1. The AC adapter gets hot during use, almost too hot to hold. This is not good, and was alarming enough for me to send it back.
The adapter does not look like the pictures on the web, and is labeled 'Caution: For Use with Technology Equipment'. What? I don't think this is techology equipment! It *is* rated 12v 5 amps, however.

2. The fan operates continuously and emits a distinctive pitched tone (469 Hz), rather than whir. It is loud and can be easily heard indoors from a distance of 20-25 feet. I found it disturbing. No doubt it would be fine in a car, but I intended to use this mostly indoors.

A great little device
I bought this to keep my sodas cold while serving in Iraq. It runs 24 hours a day 7 days a week in the heat and the dust without any problems. I recommend this to anyone that travels or is in out of the way place. It is large enough to keep leftovers and other small items. I use it like a small fridge.

Keep the Pop cold and the sandwiches dry.
One of my cohorts has this in their van, and I so badly want one for my own. It is so neat and does not get in the way.

I have only experienced it when used to keep Pop, fruit and sandwiches cold. So much better than a regular cooler that require ice that melts and gets things wet and squishy. They have used it when taking a long drive to someones house and they are taking a warm dish, they said it is great for that too.

I may break down soon and buy it. I live about an hour from my office and by the time I have gotten home with groceries they have gotten warm or are starting to melt/thaw. The markets are better on that side of the river, with this, I could do my shopping where I prefer and not worry about getting a speeding ticket racing home from the market.

They always keep this in the back of the van out of the way, yet convenient to get to. It would fit so nicely in the back of the Cruiser. ... Read more

Features

• Heavy duty stitching and bar tacking at all stress points
• 2 Pockets inside, 12 outside
• 13-1/2 by 6 inch multi-compartment plastic tray slides securely into bottom of bag
• Reinforced web carrying handles
• Opens wide for easy access

Amazon.com Product Description

Secure your extension ladders quickly and easily with Gripster ladder stops. Attached to the top of a ladder's side supports, these ladder stops greatly minimize the slipping and skidding that often occur when a ladder is placed against a flat surface. Featuring round safety cups that expand when a user begins to climb, the stops grip the flat surface to keep the top of an extension ladder secure. The ladder stops also protect work surfaces from the dents, scuffs, and scratches often caused by ladders. ... Read more

Features

• Round safety cups expand for added stability and grip-ability
• Attach to the top of a ladder's side supports
• Secures extension ladders by minimizing slipping
• Protects surfaces from ladder marring
• Prevents dents, scuffs, and scratches

Features

• Pouch measures 11.5 in. x 8.5 in
• Beefy stainless steel belt clip
• Abrasion resistant fabric
• Holds layout square, pencils and small tools
• Reinforced pocket edge will hold a clipped on tape measure

Reviews (3)

Solves a problem very well
Most pouches don't come with a good place for a square and the darn things are always falling out or poking you in the ribs or something. This scabbard is well made and clips onto a pants pocket with a metal clip or it can be slid onto the belt using the loops on the back of the scabbard. The extra pouch and pencil slots are nice too. The material looks nice and is very resistant to wear, damage and fluids. I heartily reccomend it if you carry a sqaure often.

End user in mind.
After getting tired of scraping knuckles in a large pouch, tearing holes in pants pockets, and trying other products, I have found a product that works. The scabbord does just what it says. A left handed model would make this a 5 star product. It's functional, easy to find your square/tape/pencil without having to look all of the time. It's also very durable, a definite PLUS. As a hobbyist, I look for products that will give me a lifetime of service, easy to work with, versitile, and dependable. The Layout Square Scabbord does all of this. I'm very pleased with this product.

Compact and lightweight
Being a do-it-yourselfer, I have not yet invested in one of those "everything" tool belts. Thus far, I have always just stuffed my speed square in the biggest available pocket, and then pushed it out of the way when I needed something else in the same pocket. This speed square scabbard makes all the difference. It is compact and lightweight, yet it is extremely durable. And it frees up some extra space in my tool belt! I only wish that it came in a left hand model (not a big deal, but it sure would be convenient!!). ... Read more

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

Features

• Aluminum case with an open spool design
• blades are printed on both sides
• Dependable automatic rewind with blade lock
• 3/8 inch x 100 feet open reel with brake gear drive

Reviews (3)

Great Tape measure, just not for dummies !
I've had this tape for a number of years and it has performed very well. If you have trouble later on with complete retraction, simply loosen the screws on the housing, rotate the center to tighten the spring,and re-tighten the screws! Complete replacement of blade is quite simple as well. I've purchased cheaper tapes just to open them up and use it's blde in my spencer 100' tape. A center punch will make two easy holes at the end of the tape so you can attach the blade and then start rewinding the housing. A few tries and you'll have the tension for perfect retraction.

Great concept, mediocre execution
This concept is perfect for design and layout work in the landscape industry: 100' and spring return. Can't beat it.

Initially this tape functioned rather well. It would extend all the way to 100' and return (for the most part) all the way back in. What I felt were substandard tolerance and construction choices were merely a little annoying - at first.

As time moved on, performance deteriorated. The tape would rewind until the last 10' or so and had to be helped in. The reel had a wobble in it that, in the beginning, would scrape annoyingly against the housing once every revolution of winding, and then later got worse to the point that the weak spring could no longer overcome the friction. Today was the end. The tape could not even pull through the friction when fully extended.

The upshot is this: A 100' spring return tape is not a kitchen utensil. I expect a fifty-plus dollar tape to be a contractor's tool. There will be dust, it needs to be able to get wet, and it will get dropped. I mainly used this tape for drawing landscape plans and it should have functioned well for more than sixteen months. I feel like I was sold a prototype and not a finished product.

super product
this is the best tape measurer I've ever owned, it is third one I've had. I lost both previous tapes, so I've yet to discover how truly tough they really are. But I've never had any problems with any of them. I'm a seamless gutter contractor and I use this tape all day long, every day and even in the rain this is definately a contractor grade tape. This tape winds up all by itself just like a 25' tape only better, so i can not express to you the amount of time this tape has saved me. If you use a 100' tape on a daily or even weekly basis, it will pay for itself within the first week. No more winding up tapes. Thank you Spencer ... Read more

Features

• Complete adjustability
• Lightweight polycarbonate lens
• Contoured lens design
• Anti-fog, anti-scratch hard coat
• 99.9% UV protection

Features

• High Quality Embroidered Logo
• Adjustable Band for a Perfect Fit
• Back of hat reads "Make the nail bleed."

Reviews (2)

Brainless Crapola!
What! $17 for a baseball cap - you are nuts. How poser chic. Skulls and death are so.....yesterday.

Darn fine hat.
Let me start out by saying that I hate hats. Last week I shaved my head so I needed something to keep the sun off. I bought myself a fitted Miami Heat cap and this for my dad. The heat hat was made out of some material that doesn't breath so it made my head itch and peel. I borrowed the hat a gave my dad not 3 days earlier. I love it. It is cotton so it breathes well, the plastic adjuster strip is of fairly good quality, but only has one row of studs. The brim is also fine; it takes alot to crease it. Do yourselves a favor, buy the Death Stick Skull and Crossbones Hat. ... Read more

Features

• The cell phone, tool, and accessory holder you can hang, strap, or clip on workbelts, web suspenders, pants, etc.
• Holds most brands of compact phones
• Securely holds small tools and accessories like pliers, mini flashlights, screwdrivers
• Versatile 3-way attachment for pants, web suspenders, work aprons, and more