Custom LeatherCraft 1107 2 Bag Combo

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Reynalda Belovs says...

I have been using these bags for over five years now. They have been thrown around and abused on jobsites and they have no wear holes or broken zippers. They are small but that is what makes them useful for small tool kits. I have one for a specialty screw driver and hex key kit, one for electrical testers and test leads, one for small specialty electrical tools and the list goes on. This allows me to pack my pick-up cross box with the tool kits I need for current jobs. The soft bags do not use up space like hard boxes do. When you have literally thousands of small specialty tools and bits like I do it helps to keep things organized in a task specific way.

Posted on April 13, 2011

Bernardine Wohl says...

I bought this primarily for the larger bag, which I'm using for networking gear; crimpers, pliers, a few precision drivers, cable testers, etc. My brother grabbed the smaller bag for real tools, for his weekend junkyard trips. Both bags have held up very well in the time we've used them.Highly recommended.

Posted on April 14, 2011

Rachelle Pelligra says...

I bought one set about 6 months ago, then got another set on my last order. For me they're very useful for keeping small purpose specific groups of tools together. For example I have one that is just for my chain saw and yard tools. Enough stuff to remove a bar, tighten a chain, change a plug and so on. Another has my electical repair stuff like a meter, wire strippers, crimping tool, electician pliers and a collection of wirenuts and connectors. And so on...



The only reason I did not give it 5 stars was that I've not abused them long enough to ensure they will hold up over time. However for the amount of weight I have in them and the envoronment I use them in, I expect that they will last a very long time.

Posted on April 16, 2011

Annita Mclamb says...

These are decently well made bags.Mine came in Black (larger) and Blue (smaller).The smaller bag is perfect for transporting 50-round ammo boxes to the range.As ammo is quite heavy (even lowly 115gr 9mm), the bag has to be robust to handle the weight and the range environment.The small bag will hold around 400-600 rounds depending upon the packaging.While not up to the materials or construction standards of higher-end bags (Maxpedition, 5.11 Tactical, Maratac Extreme) the value of the bags is appreciated.I'll be using the larger bag for transporting hand tools (again, compact yet very heavy objects that don't need a whole lot of protection).Love the 'Zon!

Posted on April 16, 2011

Karl Bleeker says...

Size is accurate - perfect for most hand tools & other items.Great bags for tossing in tools & parts to carry around the house & yard. These are easy to tote, zip shut, not too big or too small for most projects. No pockets or extra features, just simple basic bags for storing or carrying whatever fits. Bags are rectangular, holds it's shape & unzips for good access inside. Canvas bags are well made & durable, good deal for the price.

Posted on April 16, 2011

Tiffany Virgadamo says...

These bags are great.I put them in each of my 2 cars for the car tools.



I strongly recommend tool bags over tool boxes.



Just be aware, these are not heavy duty.Just a small tool bag.I love them.

Posted on April 19, 2011

Humberto Breining says...

These bags are small size, but worth the money I suppose. The one I got was a dark aqua color, and the other was black. They are about the size of a large hammer. I'm going to be using them to put put my eye protection goggles in them and other small things so I don't lose them again. They have no pockets lining the inside and are just regular bags. I will have to still get a regular toolbag, but these are fine and well made for other things or hobby tools.

Posted on April 19, 2011

Margareta Tompsett says...

These bags are good quality. The larger bag holds my multi-purpose tool with interchangeable blades with room for other items. I use the other bag to carry tool to a work area. How many of you know when you lay a tool down, you may leave it at a work site. This makes me put tools back in the bag. Bag will take an item as big as a hammer and will carry a variety of small hand tools.

Posted on April 20, 2011

Taunya Moxley says...

Aside from the durable and well constructed design of these bags, the best part is having your tools separated, and therefore organized. Whether you are Joe Contractor or just a Regular Joe like me, knowing where I've got my sculpture tools, my carpentry tools, my miscellaneous tools reduces the frustration level enormously when the right tool is sought.



Having my tools put into organizational packets like these, I don't have much use for the drawers in the tool chest anymore. Since I'm a pretty mobile guy, this really is the only way to go.



CLC has always made quality products, ones that stand up to the wear and tear of going in and out of the truck on a daily basis. Don't settle for the knockoffs - get the best for not much more on the dollar.



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Posted on April 20, 2011

Tamesha Mital says...

I needed a small tool bag for electrical tools, so when I found a set of two for such a low price I jumped on it. The smaller bag is plenty big enough for my purposes (screwdrivers, wire strippers, etc) and actually has enough room to throw a multimeter in as well! I've already had it out on a few construction sites and it can handle some pretty rough treatment. I haven't even had to break out the larger one yet, but I'm sure it won't disappoint.

Posted on April 25, 2011