9-Pocket Black Maintenance Tool Pouch

This is my go to service bag for HVAC/R. I was getting tired of hauling my 30-40+lb veto tech pack around and stumbled across this little pouch while wandering the local Home Depot. I filled it up as much as I could to give you an idea of what you can fit in this bag. Under my impact there’s a little clc bag of wire nuts and connectors, as well as a 5/16”,3/8”, 7/16”, 1/2”, 9/16”and 3/4” ratcheting wrenches. Solid little bag and you can’t go wrong with the price!

1 month use as a hvac controls tech and one pouch has already torn open from a flash light… loved the size, fit everything I really needed and the quick velcro belt loop was nice. Will try and return for a Milwaukee instead.

My 3rd time buying this tool pouch. It lasts maybe 6 months to a year before the Velcro wears out and it’s falling off. Looking for something better and you should too

It's become my constant companion whenever I need to fix something around the house (which is often)! I love how I just put it on and I more or less always have everything I need. I would recommend it to anyone who has a house to maintain or does DIY or woodworking. I don't use the metal chain for holding tape, and there's also a metal clip that I don't know what it's for. Note: The one I have is slightly different than this model, but it's very similar.

Perfect size for a pouch. Any bigger (heavier) and you might as well use an actual tool belt. It's a copy of the bucket boss but I like the black and the price of Husky more anyway. I carry my Megapro, a pair of wiss shears, craftsman needle nose pliers, knipex 6" pliers, channel lock adjustable wrench, Milwaukee utility knife, marker, pen, and stanley tape measure (no brand loyalty but it looks like it) I love it and use it every day. I wrapped a bit of duct tape on the tape holder because it was a little loose/slippery but that's my only complaint.

The tool pouch has a variety of different pockets which is great for the many different tools one has. It’s an every day trade tool bag but I wish that the belt that came with the tool pouch was a little bit thicker and hold better on your waist overall I would recommend it!

The pockets are right, the pouch stands by itself, the pouch can worn with a belt, & the handle is great!! The combination of the above is what makes the pouch great! The only thing I would make mention to make a difference is the quality of fabric needs to have more of a longevity fabric & hard plastic inside. Thanks!!!

I was previously carrying my assortment of chainsaw felling wedges in a single pouch, however, due to the weight and bulk, the large pouch was very lop sided. The 3rd picture shows the inventory I carry: (2) 12-inch {green}, (1) 10-inch {orange}, (2) 8-inch {orange}, and couple of pocket wedges on a piece of paracord (in pocket). After searching online, I narrowed my search down to this Husky 7-pocket, based on it was relatively narrow but still tall enough for the 12-inch wedge. After a quick trip to THD with wedges in hand, I decided that these would work, and bought two. I also added two bungie cords (with the ball end) to securely hold the wedges in place. This pouch has rivets at the main pouch connection point to the back frame. That single feature should provide years of increased tear resistance, especially if loaded down with heavy hand tools.

Confession, I am an aged, tool snob. Most everything I buy is Milwaukee, but while hunting the "perfect" electricians pouch Milwaukee didn't have a suitable product for me. I went on to try two other brands (all 3 brands are sold by Home Depot) I went in to buy the Husky electricians pouch, but this utility pouch was beside the other pouch and I had the opportunity to compare them both. Whats perfect for me may not be perfect for you, but this pouch is exactly what I need to carry the essential tools and meters I use regularly. And...it was cheaper than the electricians pouch. I like this thing so much, I intend to buy another for a general purpose handyman pouch. The carry handle is especially nice and it does sit upright. It comes with a shoulder strap and I found that easier than taking it on and off a belt. I figure I could hang it on and hang the second bag over the other shoulder when needed. Fit, Finish and overall quality is very, very good. I was so pleased with the quality I bought a couple other husky bags to carry my red orbital sander and one for my red cut off grinder.

So far so good. Seems well built. Easy Velcro flap for belt install. Pockets are nice and defined. Time will tell if it holds up. So far, it's doing good. It gets almost constant usage at this point, and see no fraying or wear spots.