Water-resistant Utility Pouch, Multi-Purpose Tool Bag for Electronic, First Aid, Durable Leather Thermocompression Design, with Removable Binder and Divider, Black
$9.99
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Water-resistant Design: Our heavy duty tool case is made of water-resistant leather hot-pressing and zipper to avoid your tools from being splashed by rain, Note: Do not fully immerse the bag in water
Customized Room: Bottom removable divider area and outer webbing also help you customize your own tools of different sizes
Utility Tool Storage: The inner consists of three parts: the top cover, the removable binder and the bottom divider area, which can hold cables, power bank, pliers, first aid supplies and multi-tools
Dimension: 10.2”*3.9”*8.3” (26*10*21 cm); Plenty of slots and elastic belts inside allow you to store pens, small tools, and easily identify what you have stored
Muti-Purpose: Our tool pouch with a reinforced soft handle, suitable for carrying around, and ideal choice for hiking, boating, outdoor adventure etc.
4 reviews for Water-resistant Utility Pouch, Multi-Purpose Tool Bag for Electronic, First Aid, Durable Leather Thermocompression Design, with Removable Binder and Divider, Black
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KC –
Convenient storage for our residential electric/network basic tools
The first thing we noticed was the cover being more neoprene type finish than nylon canvas as we’re used to having on this type of product.. likely used to address the water-resistant feature detailed. The bag is about 10″x8″x3″ with inside having a folding tool holder that’s velcro’d to the spine. The one side is open with velcro strips to hold the separate panels that make for adjustable pockets to hold misc items such as multimeter, tape, other. We’re planning to use it as an electric kit for light duty such as chaging out electric outlets and other home projects and it fit everything well… meter, stripper/crimper, fittings… plus our ethernet tools for hard wired jacks. I don’t know that I’d trust the case for outdoor use, especially in winter when it might get brittle in sub-zero temps we occasionally experience. Zipper is tight to use, again likely due to water resistance, but pull loop is added to make it easier to open/close but this is definitely a 2-hand operation.
Kymberly Koelln –
Skip this one.
This thing is cheap. The PU leather is super hard in the way that it feels like ots going ti Crack not in the way that it is sturdy.The zipper doesn’t zip very easily and the elastic bands that are meant to hold stuff in feel flimsy.This is definitely not worth the money.
Nik –
Definitely not leather and it requires time and effort to reshape
This small bag has some nice organizational features like straps and pockets and dividers. The velcro wall dividers are of marginal use as they are really awkward and difficult to get in just right and they don’t create a full seal on the floor so small items would definitely go under the walls.The bag did arrive completey misshapen and even after days of letting it decompress and efforts to reshape it is not fully formed correctly. But, it is good enough for most purposes.The bag is most definitely not leather. It isn’t even remotely like leather. I would say it looks and feels like rubber.The zippers all work well and the case is thick.However, for nearly $30 it is rather small which makes its usefulness rather limited. I also wouldn’t expect the issues with the shape for that price range.To me the value does not match the price and I most likely would not purchase it again.4 stars
Southern Ham –
If they didn’t squish it, it would be great.
Water-resistant Utility Pouch, Multi-Purpose Tool Bag for Electronic, First Aid, Durable Leather Thermocompression Design, with Removable Binder and Divider, BlackWhen I received this bag, it was flattened out and, as far as I’m concerned, is ruined. I’ve tried reinforcing it to get it back in shape, but I don’t think it will every be sturdy again.The maker or seller should have reinforced the shape with cardboard. The photos of my bag are after doing everything I can to reshape it and make it look good for the pictures.OtherwiseThe bag seems to be a nice material and has functional parts. The dividers and removable binder are held in by hook/loop. The case material kind of feels like leather, but different. It is waterproof to the degree that you spill something on it, but there is no way it is safe to submerge this bag in water.It is a good bag for keeping tools together for a specific purpose.