Custom Leathercraft 1526 25 Pocket Electrical and Maintenance Tool Carrier

Awesome

I purchased this tool carrier after looking at several online and in retail stores. The quality of this bag is far greater than any other bag I have looked at or purchased within the same price range ($17-$50). It has more than enough pockets for all the tools I need. I am an A/V installer and I use several different hand tools specifically made for each individual cable. The biggest thing I like about this product is the weight. After I took everything out of my old bag, added more things, this bag seemed to have weighed less. Since then, I have been purchasing higher grade tools and focusing on weight. Now I have a completely full tool bag and it feels next to nothing. I highly recommend this to anyone.

When product arrived the plastic container was broken, I used the tool bag because I needed it for the next day. I contacted customer service and they said sorry we no longer have the plastic containers and would not credit any money or even 10% for a cracked in the plastic which I showed them pics of. I tried multiple times and just got sorry.. The bag is not bad after using it for 2 weeks though the strap keeps coming off when you go to pic up the bag, I do HVAC work and now do not trust it in a customers house so Im out of luck on this bag. look elsewhere is my advice.

I bought this to replace my work craftsman toolbag, I should have done this years ago. Tool bag features plenty of pockets and clips for all the goodies you carry. I really like the carry handle, good padding for a loaded bag, the shoulder strap has a decent pad and comes in handy for long hikes. One welcome item is the plastic parts tray in the bottom, it goes almost unnoticed but is great for all the small parts and hardware that used to tumble to the bottom of my old bag under the tools. Only one issue so far, a support rod worked out of the carry handle, I got it reinserted, too soon to tell if I will have to address further. I would not hesitate to purchase another, price is right and it is made well.

I have probably purchased one of every tool-bag made, and this is my favorite. The last one made it through seven years of heavy use. The bag part is still 100% solid. Only the handle is worn out. Very solid construction. The reason I like it is that it is well laid out for a professional workman with a lot of small hand tools, and a few larger ones.

Bought this quite a while ago for my husband (thor) and he loves it. Hes a contractor (go figure) and this tool bag has really held up over time. Its really handy to grab for smaller jobs and keeps his tools visible. I was really skeptical about how well it would hold up, but I helped him transfer a bunch of tools and stuff into a different truck this weekend and was really impressed with how sturdy it has remained and how useful it has been.

I returned two others and settled on this one. I maintain a couple apartments but Im not a full time tradesman, and this is plenty tough construction, im guessing it will last me 10 years - good canvas, rigid where it needs to be so the whole thing maintains shape - the others did not and they were uselessly floppy. For me theres the right # of pockets, the zip pocket for small items, and a functional screw/parts box. Study the pictures and if its what you need, I can say you get what you see. The longer/narrower version is fine too but I like the depth of this and felt it had better loops and pockets.

This is one of the best tool kit layouts that Ive owned. The parts box compartment really helps. If you plan on carrying heavy tools, buy a better strap. Ive had a couple of CLC bags and the clips on the straps have all broken. Wire ties get you going again in a minute, but I just replaced mine with a Klein strap with steel buckles that look like they will last longer.

I use a tool bag daily for work. I perceived the CLC brand to be good. This bag is not well engineered or construced. The shoulder strap is too long. I am 59 and cannot make the strap short enough to reach tools while the bag is on my shoulder. The shoulder pad on the strap was not sewn correctly. The inside of the pad was not stitched and is falling apart since the first time I wore it. The plastic container is a nice size, but I. Unable to latch and unlatch it easily. Other than that, the bag is fine ......

I am a HVAC Service Tech. I have used this type bag for over ten years. It holds all the tools I need to perform a typical call. The storage box holds all the little items handy like fuses, wire nuts, misc. screws , caps, wire terminal ends, etc. The 1528 bag is more stable than the 1526 bag and does not tip over easily. A bag lasts about 5 years of daily use before the bottom starts falling out. The many pockets helps keep your tools organized and allows for a quick visual inventory to check if you are leaving any tools behind.