shrxy Metal Detecting Finds Bag Waist Digger Pouch Tools Bag for PinPointer Garrett Detector Xp ProPointer Accessories … (Green)

However, that's the point when the awesomeness ceases to be awesome and the sucking There is absolutely nothing to be proud of with the sewn belt loops! It hasn't even been a month since I received my bag, and one of the loops has already begun to tear. If you are looking for a bag that will last and is actually useful, stay away from this one!.

Lila Stuart

| Apr 28, 2021

In my opinion, this finds bag is a good option for serious detectorists. The stitched canvas appears to be strong quality (but I only just got the bag so I cannot speak to its durability). Despite being a big bag, I do not consider it to be too large in my view. You'll enjoy the amount of space it offers if you find yourself with lots of junk as well as good finds. There are 3 divisions in the pouch There is a zippered area for the really good finds, a large area with drain holes for the junk, and within this area there are more divisions. A common problem with the drain holes is that tiny junk finds will fall through them. One of the most disappointing aspects of this bag are its belt loops. My suspicion is the stitching on the loops will break in the event of something going wrong. Furthermore, the bag hangs below the loops and flops around because of how they are attached. Although there is ample room and multiple divisions in the bag, it comes with other attractive features as well. Accessories such as a probe and shovel can be hung from the tool. Then there is a space between the two, but I have not yet determined what to put there. The sheath has a pin pointer sheath with an anchor point for a lanyard and a water bottle holder on the opposite side. Since I maintain the bag on my left side and use the pin pointer, the pin pointer is closest to the front of my hand. mentioned by another reviewer, this would present a problem if you kept the bag on the right side of your body because you would have to have a very long lanyard to carry the pin pointer. Last but not least, the price, it is one of the most expensive find bags you can find. In spite of these cons and others, the pros do not outweigh the cons. The pros include Belt loops and large holes for draining.

Atreus Vance

| Nov 07, 2020

A well-sewn bag with a sturdy construction. A large enough compartment to hold all your accessories and treasures. There is a large mesh pocket for water bottles. The container will hold a 32 ounce bottle of Gatoraid. As a result I repositioned the belt loops a bit low so that they hung more comfortably. It could use a top pull cord closure (I added one to mine, see picture) but overall it is a nice bag and I am very It has been several years since I used a metal detector bag. Until now, this is the best we have seen.

Darius Harrington

| Jan 31, 2021

I purchased another metal detecting "finds bag" just recently and I quickly discovered the other one After the zip broke in my first use, I decided to throw it out. Then I stumbled upon this bag and I was amazed at its strength and durability. This bag has a heavy-duty material and a waterproof membrane, drainage grommets at the bottom, and lots of pockets for all sorts of things. Had I found this bag sooner, my life would have been so much easier.

Emani McMahon

| Jan 30, 2021

There are plenty of pockets on its inside and outside, where you can store a trowel, probe, or any other small tool that you might need. My bag has a root saw pocket on the outside, as well as a medium pocket on the outside for a Plano case for storing You can keep your things in the zippered flat pocket. It doesn't matter. Would you like to take notes about your finds with a pen and paper? This water bottle pouch is made of mesh. My reading glasses are stored inside my reading glass case. As a whole. Despite its thinness, the pouch seems pretty sturdy. Hopefully this will last for a couple of seasons of digging. I've been out a couple times and this is holding up well. However, I'd like to raise two concerns. It's one of those majors. I have one minor, but I might have one The belt loops come first. They're a waste of time. To my eye, they are sewn on too low, allowing the pouch to droop a little bit. The observation is not a big deal, but it stood out to me. It might have something to do with There are two separate loops attached in this way. It is annoying that the pouch tends to bunch together instead of keeping distance from one another. This makes the whole thing droop and bunch together. It is my belief that if loops were sewn higher, this would be eliminated or at least greatly reduced. Instead of two thin loops for your belt, add a third loop or better yet, a sleeve to keep your belt from falling off your body. It may be best for me to add a third loop for my belt, or even just sew on a one piece sleeve.

There is another potential issue with the pinpointer holder. There is a pressure point on the pinpointer that causes it to go all the way through the holder and fall out of the bottom when I place it in the holder, but it is not snug. Also, it only takes a very small downward force to cause it to fall out. There is a possibility that my pinpoint is too thin. The Garrett Pro-100 will provide you with exceptional performance A pointing device. of the two. I think that the newer pointers will not suffer from this issue since they are thicker. The tethering of your pointer in most cases will prevent it from falling through, but it won't prevent it from falling from your hands. Since I was afraid of losing my pointer when using the holder, I did not use it. It was merely the separate holster that came with the pointer that I used. All in all, this is what we have to say. It is a decent pouch if you are willing to deal with these issues. I think you can deal with the loop issue without too much difficulty. This may not be easy for the pointer holster, but it should be sooner rather than later since the pinpointer will be thicker and this will no longer be necessary Here's the problem. We now have the Garrett Pro-zap, a new pinpoint I pointed at the orange pointer and it didn't work. In spite of this, the CD holder still slips out. In my case, it is likely to be a manufacturer variance and not a design defect. Nevertheless, I think it's important that others are aware of the possibility of an issue, so they can check their precise fits.

Bishop GIBBONS

| Nov 20, 2020

This is the one I purchased after trying several different configurations of 'find bags'. I am speechless. For my finds while metal detecting, this is perfect! One of the construction suspenders/belts was purchased, and this bag was sewn Once I've got a good signal, I don't have to juggle all of my tools any more!.

Emilia Cardenas

| Jul 29, 2021

Ensures that you will find all your metal while using this pouch. You can fit several different size digging tools inside of this pouch, and it is deep enough not to drop them. This pouch fits well on my jeans, especially since it has two loops for attaching to a belt. I bought a cheap leather belt large enough to go around the outside of my jeans, which is large enough to accommodate the pouch. As a result, it is much easier for me to transfer the pouch from the side to the back. It is a lot better than the pouches that come with nylon belts. One of the best parts of this pouch is the water bottle pocket on one side. You can carry a lot of stuff while still being well balanced with it.

Titus Norton

| Dec 19, 2020