McGuire Nicholas 72489SBT 5-Pocket Handyman's Tool Pouch
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The McGuire Nicholas 5-Pocket Handyman's Tool Pouch is designed to hold tools and fasteners for most projects. Ideal for DIYers, it keeps common household tools with three small tool pockets, a steel hammer holder, a side loop for cat's paw, T-square, a large flared main pocket, and a medium-sized nail pocket. Padded for protection, the pouch features a quick release buckle and adjusts up to 48 inches for added convenience. Perfect for the jobsite, it's made of durable polyester TuffWear. The lightweight olive material is puncture-, tear-, and water-resistant.
5 Pocket Tool Holster With Belt, Tool Organizer For DIYer, Designed To Hold Common Household Tools, 3 Small Tool Pockets, Steel Hammer Holder, Side Loop For Cat's Paw, T-Square ; More, 1 Large Flared Main Pocket, 1 Medium Sized Nail Pocket, Foam Reinforced For Protection, Adjustable Belt, Quick Release Buckle.
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Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 0.9 x 0.7 x 0.6 inches ; 12.8 ounces
- Shipping Weight: 12.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- ASIN: B00002N7WK
- California residents: Click here for Proposition 65 warning.
- Item model number: 72489SBT
Technical Details
- 5-pocket handyman's tool pouch holds tools and fasteners for most projects
- Ideal for jobsite use
- Made of durable polyester TuffWear; puncture-, tear-, and water-resistant
- Contains 3 small tool pockets, steel hammer holder, side loop for cat's paw, T-square, large flared main pocket, and medium-sized nail pocket
- Adjusts up to 48 inches for added convenience
McGuire Nicholas 72489SBT 5-Pocket Handyman's Tool Pouch
Customer Reviews
It's put together like it will take some abuse. Like most tool belts, it needs a break-in period before it will conform to the shape of your tools.
Personally I would have liked the hammer hook on the right side - 1. because I am right handed, and 2. you run the risk of jabbing your hand on the pen/pencil as you slip the hammer in the holster. It also has a pocket for flashlights, but nothing bigger than a AA Mag-light will fit in it.
It's great for light duty around the house, especially if you need another set of hands, don't have a "gofer" or if have a curious little brat wanting to get into your toolbox while you are at work.
Except for being designed for you right-handed DIYers, this is a great product, a great value. Lefty
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