McGuire-Nicholas Mini Organizer | Mini Organizer Pocket Attachment for Tool Belt | Durable and Compact Tool Holder
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This product is made in China. Yet to try it in the field to judge its durability, I have not used it yet. The look and feel of it are both very good. The stitching is good and the fabric is good.
The warehouse where I work is owned by Amazon This is the tool I use every day with a Zebra scanner, Post-it notes, utility knife, 2 pens, 2 dry erase markers, upper case letters, etc. In the back pocket are small rolls of Velcro tape and a couple of ID cards along with an arm holster for said Zebra device. *br>This is great, I must say. I showed it to my manager who inquired where I got it from, then he sourced some for I keep it on the size I keep a Niteize S-sized belt around it, since it has a fabric loop To hang my Bluetooth finger scanner, I used a carabineer If you want to keep keys there, you could do so as well. Moreover, a larger fabric loop on the front pouch could hold the clip of a radio just as easily as a tape measure. I guess it was designed for a tape measure, but not sure.
There is no success with it. Although my Galaxy 7Edge fits in the main pocket (loosely, it falls out when I am working), it limits what else can be placed in the pocket.
As I received mine, it did not look anything like the picture on Amazon's website. Mine was about two inches longer and elongated. The diameter of this object is 5.25 inches, and the length is With the full McGuire-Nicholas name enclosed inside the oval, the medal stands 5 inches high.
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I have been wearing this pouch five days a week for the last 3 months, and it has been lasting incredibly well. Although there is some normal wear and tear associated with wearing something for 15 months in a row, the pouch continues to function as designed. A tape measure, a flashlight, a Sharpie and pen, and a box cutter are among the things I store at the front. The pouches themselves include a small notebook, a long "steak" knife, a small bag of earplugs, a large black marker, a folding pocket knife, and extra pens/sharpens. With a full load of everything for my work day, it must weigh 2 lbs with all my stuff, which is certainly bearable on concrete for an 8hr work day. Please see the added picture EDIT (2nd picture) It has been two years that I've been using the pouch as my daily pouch, and it is still in great shape. My car has seen its share of wear and tear, but I have been driving it every day of the week and it has not broken down! There are some tears in the duck tape on the sides where the pouch has rubbed against things with the utility knife inside and started to wear down, though that doesn't detract from the quality of the product at all.
If you need just a few more pockets, this is worth $6. * Keeps the essentials close at hand, which is extremely convenient for me. In addition to managing a small number of properties, I also use this day to day In addition to being comfortable and secure, the belt clip fits me nicely. I love it because it stays on when I'm walking, but it comes off easily when I need to crawl. While doing roundabouts, I often wear this bag, but I take it off when I am going to be at one spot for a while.
The material is what I would expect to see in a cheap duffel bag. It may hold up okay for a little while, but eventually will wear out. The metal clip on the cheap tape measure is fraying the material after three months, so I kept it on the loop. This is great, and I'll be happy if it lasts for a couple The compartments can hold Here's a preview of what the box You'll find paint scraper, notepad, voltage tester, MIP socket, rubber gloves, small flashlight, Leather Wave
Folding Utility Knife, Rubber Gloves, and electrical tape. Leave plenty of room for small parts, screws, etc.
There is nothing better than an inexpensive tool pouch like this. It is essentially the same tool pouch across a number of different brands with very little difference in appearance. Because it was equipped with both a belt clip and a belt loop, it makes it easy to put it on or take it off without having to undo your belt. However, the bad points are as follows There are some problems with it, primarily the stitching (see photographs). A belt clip started coming apart after 3 months of daily use (the belt). It looks like almost a year has passed since the last time I saw these photos. Only the wear hole on the front left pocket, which is the only exception to the general wear damage, is a result of stitching coming apart. Despite its elastic divider in the main pocket, I cannot say it's a blessing or a curse. The belt loop stitching has broken and the stitching is crumbling. While it extends in order to provide room for growth on either side, it also 'catches' some tools to prevent them from being easily Here are some of the good points You can get it for a very low price. For the price of one of another brand, two of these will do just fine. It will swallow a number Pictures can be found here (see below). This is just what I normally carry, but when I need a tool I don't normally carry, I instinctively put it in a pouch and I don't realize I have two or three extra tools in there until I look down. All in all, it's a good value for light duty applications. should expect to have to replace six items by the end of the year It will be 9 months from now.
I bought this pouch to put on my toolbelt. It is a good price but I had to cut off part of the metal clip because it kept digging into my hip when I least expected it. Since the metal clip does not secure the pouch, it was so easy for it to fall from my belt and pockets. When I went to grab a tool, I would find my pouch on the ground somewhere else. My belt works great now that I have cut off the metal clip and looped the pouch on it.
Being a woman working in retail, I find it extremely annoying to have no or small pockets on my pant legs. With this clip on pouch, I can carry everything I need as a pocket. It is now possible for me to carry my big smartphone in this pouch without having to worry about it falling out of my tiny pocket (the screen of my phone cracked after falling out of my pocket when I bent over). A lipstick, box cutters, pens, tape, tape, box cutters, box cutters, and box cutters fit into this pouch. I've had guys ask where I got this pouch, because they see that it has many uses. Product efficiency is important to real people, and this one is a good one.
I am very impressed with the way this pouch is organized. In addition to a belt clip, there are two loops for a belt to pass With the loop's size, a normal toolbelt (I have a DeWALT one) can easily fit through it. It would have been great if the tape measure had a metal clip. Because most people constantly take the tape measure on and off, I'm not sure how long the ballistic nylon will last. Still, it's cheap enough to buy another one if you want to. It makes sense to add it to an already full toolbox.
EDIT I should have done this sooner. In actuality, I changed the rating from 4 to 5 stars because of the price point.
This wallet has developed a hole in the main pocket five months after purchase. I do not want to mention this too severely. The die I cast is made by me. Once you have changed a ladle, put pliers in your pocket. There isn't a lot of heat, but enough to blow the nylon through. The repeated impacts created another hole in the wall. I learned a lot from my leather Nexr experience. That said, I liked the belt clip for keeping my tools lower, so they didn't poke into me as much when I bent. It might be a great fit for those who don't deal with heat or have a lot of machines to dodge. In the event that I cannot find a clip to replace the leather one I replaced this with, I may have to buy it.
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