Klein Tools 55917 Tool Pouch, Tradesman Pro Modular Drill Pouch with Belt Clip works with Klein Click Lock Modular Wall Rack and Tool Belts, Black/Gray/Orange

There are many things about this system that I don't like. A handy pouch like this one is too small and tight to comfortably hold all of the hand tools an electrician needs. It is just as disappointing to receive the parts pouch. It is caused by the gaps at the bottom of each compartment that the compartments mix together. To keep wire nuts and conduit fittings separate, I would like staples and screws to be kept apart. Despite my trust that Klein would create a tool bag that would make my job easier, they have done the opposite. I went back to my 15 year old Boulder bag.

Colette Daly

| Mar 07, 2021

As far as the concept goes, I give it a In the event that you don't need everything on your lift or cart, you can mount the POUCHES to the mounting bar. It is great to have a drill pouch. Material pouches are a little thin but still function well. I have never seen a tool pouch so small! For contruction electricians, Klein missed the mark, and for maintenance men, Borderline missed it, as well. It is fine to go without the bare minimum tools if you can, but for an average Joe, this is not enough. The Klein Firm needs to have members of the profession test their products on the job, not in an environment controlled by the company. As they have grown larger in the past decade, their touch with actual customers has been slipping. That is why companies such as Milwaukee have been getting into the game, eventually putting them out of business.

Dakota Daniels

| Dec 02, 2020

Any product from Klein was of top quality in my opinion. For my Ridgid drill, I recently purchased the Tradesman Pro modular drill pouch. The drill will turn on no matter how it sits in the pouch because no matter how it sits, the edge always strikes the trigger just right. In order for me to use the pouch, I have to turn the drill "off," not forward or backward. expect Klein to take great care to ensure that the edge of each pouch is as clear as possible from the trigger of each drill.

Hunter Haas

| Oct 27, 2020

This is probably the most money I have ever spent on a tool belt. I have worn tool belts for many years. In any case, it was a worthwhile investment. As I wear a 36" belt, I am on the second to the last notch on the belt. There is velcro along the padded portion of the belt I use my tool pouches from my old belt and that rubs on the belt. I'm a huge fan of it apart from that. Moreover, I recommend the suspenders as well. Since the beginning of 2016, I haven't experienced back pain after a long day of work.

Skyla Stanton

| Mar 02, 2021

More information can be found in my review of the tool pouch.

Warren Ali

| Nov 29, 2020

I wouldn't use it as an electrician's pouch because the pockets are too small. My word is your bond.

John Lang

| Aug 25, 2020

The product is easy to use and will be safe on heavy materials.

Kiaan Lam

| Dec 22, 2020

I like this belt because it is very It appears to be very good quality. The belt is truly helping me distribute the weight of my tool bags evenly around my waist, and the shoulder strap loops are sewn into the belt as well, keeping everything where it ought I am very pleased with the.

Belle Hoffman

| Nov 26, 2020