Home Depot has
3-Pack Milwaukee Multi-Size Zipper Tool Bags (Red, 14", 8" & 6") on sale for
$9.98.
Shipping is free. Otherwise, select free store pick up where stock permits.
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Product Details:
- Hang loop allows pouches to be attached together or to other bags
- Constructed of heavy-duty number 10 canvas
- 14 in. storage pouch is ideal for storing extension bits, auger bits, longer hand tools and Sawzall blades
- 8 in. storage pouch is ideal for storing a nutdriver, pliers, hole saws, accessories and hand tools
- 6 in. storage pouch is ideal for storing fasteners, electrical tape, bits, washers and screws
- Breathable and durable design
- Limited lifetime warranty
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Klein Tools 55569 Five bag various sizes $30 come with carabiners
https://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tool...B0CK37YP
Klein Tools 55559 Two bag $15 come with carabiners
https://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tool...B0B11LN6
Your other option is Harbor Freight. These are fantastic.
YUKON 12 in. Zipper Utility Pouch $3 each but do hit $2 once a year
https://www.harborfreig
No carabiners
Bottom Line Up Front: Klein is my go-to for quality. Horror Fright Ghouls is my go-to for inexpensive @ $2-3 each.
-My Reviews-
Milwaukee: Surprisingly thin. Expensive for what you get. The zipper feels engineered to be like 3x stronger than the actual fabric -- which is such a weird dichotomy. Not my go-to, though they are bright red for easy visibility.
Husky: Cheaper version of the Milwaukee. These were the first ones I bought many years ago, from Home Despot. The ones I have don't have a zipper on the top seam, but it's placed about a 1/2" down on the front side....so there's always a "lip" to the bag you have to fuss with. The material doesn't have much give (very stiff nylon) + the bags are very narrow, so there isn't much room for expansion or for chunkier items. Some are black, some are other colors. I think I'll pass on using these in the future unless I have no choice.
Ryobi: I got their 12" zipper pouch for $3 each from Direct Tools -- clearance pricing. They're similar to but FAR better than HFT's. Good luck replicating that sale price though. It seems to only happen once or twice a year, and it's not heavily advertised. They usually limit quantities per order. And unless you take advantage of a free shipping special, the cost of shipping per order is expensive (something like $15 anymore?). The bags are more of a plastic-type material -- so you're not writing on them as easily as a fabric bag. Chunky zippers. Seemingly durable, but no idea how they'll hold up long term (will they become sticky to the touch? plastic degrade and crumble? who knows.) If you can nab these on sale w/ free shipping, I'd take them over the HFT version which are made in a similar fashion.
Amazon's cheapo imported brands which are a RANDOM-SIX-LETTER-ALL-CAPS word: Garbage tier. Only good for the stuff you really don't use often or don't care about. Cheap zippers, thin fabric. I nabbed a generic set of these with a scAmazon coupon for like 50% off, and they're.... a bag. Save your money.
HFT: Cheap, but not bad. Won't hold up to abuse, but it's not garbage. You have a wide selection of colors to choose from, as long as you like black! The saving grace to these is you can buy them pretty much anywhere there's a HFT -- easy availability + cheap price.
Klein: Rock solid fabric and zippers. Gusseted bottom so they really CAN stand up all on their own. Each size is a different color! You might not think that's important, but when you have 3+ bags tossed together in a dark place, GOOD LUCK finding what you need! These are meant to be a contractor's tool pouch -- used daily, not babied.
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Klein Tools 55569 Five bag various sizes $30 come with carabiners
https://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tool...B0CK37YP
Klein Tools 55559 Two bag $15 come with carabiners
https://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tool...B0B11LN6
Your other option is Harbor Freight. These are fantastic.
YUKON 12 in. Zipper Utility Pouch $3 each but do hit $2 once a year
https://www.harborfreig
No carabiners
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank LavenderPickle7682
Klein Tools 55569 Five bag various sizes $30 come with carabiners
https://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tool...B0CK37YP
Klein Tools 55559 Two bag $15 come with carabiners
https://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tool...B0B11LN6
Your other option is Harbor Freight. These are fantastic.
YUKON 12 in. Zipper Utility Pouch $3 each but do hit $2 once a year
https://www.harborfreig
No carabiners
Bottom Line Up Front: Klein is my go-to for quality. Horror Fright Ghouls is my go-to for inexpensive @ $2-3 each.
-My Reviews-
Milwaukee: Surprisingly thin. Expensive for what you get. The zipper feels engineered to be like 3x stronger than the actual fabric -- which is such a weird dichotomy. Not my go-to, though they are bright red for easy visibility.
Husky: Cheaper version of the Milwaukee. These were the first ones I bought many years ago, from Home Despot. The ones I have don't have a zipper on the top seam, but it's placed about a 1/2" down on the front side....so there's always a "lip" to the bag you have to fuss with. The material doesn't have much give (very stiff nylon) + the bags are very narrow, so there isn't much room for expansion or for chunkier items. Some are black, some are other colors. I think I'll pass on using these in the future unless I have no choice.
Ryobi: I got their 12" zipper pouch for $3 each from Direct Tools -- clearance pricing. They're similar to but FAR better than HFT's. Good luck replicating that sale price though. It seems to only happen once or twice a year, and it's not heavily advertised. They usually limit quantities per order. And unless you take advantage of a free shipping special, the cost of shipping per order is expensive (something like $15 anymore?). The bags are more of a plastic-type material -- so you're not writing on them as easily as a fabric bag. Chunky zippers. Seemingly durable, but no idea how they'll hold up long term (will they become sticky to the touch? plastic degrade and crumble? who knows.) If you can nab these on sale w/ free shipping, I'd take them over the HFT version which are made in a similar fashion.
Amazon's cheapo imported brands which are a RANDOM-SIX-LETTER-ALL-CAPS word: Garbage tier. Only good for the stuff you really don't use often or don't care about. Cheap zippers, thin fabric. I nabbed a generic set of these with a scAmazon coupon for like 50% off, and they're.... a bag. Save your money.
HFT: Cheap, but not bad. Won't hold up to abuse, but it's not garbage. You have a wide selection of colors to choose from, as long as you like black! The saving grace to these is you can buy them pretty much anywhere there's a HFT -- easy availability + cheap price.
Klein: Rock solid fabric and zippers. Gusseted bottom so they really CAN stand up all on their own. Each size is a different color! You might not think that's important, but when you have 3+ bags tossed together in a dark place, GOOD LUCK finding what you need! These are meant to be a contractor's tool pouch -- used daily, not babied.
Was it $10 at your local HD store?
it arrived in 3 hours. These are well made compared to the one from Habor Freight. A bit small but my harbor freight ones are big so w/e.
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I did not know that is covered lifetime warranty. Does it cover normal wears and tears as part of their lifetime warranty?
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