MagnoGrip 002-573 9-Pocket Magnetic Maintenance Pouch, Black

Perfect size, the nylon type material is very strong and has a brigandine style pattern on the bottom which seems reinforced. For and electrician its the perfect size for the slew of bits and bobs that are necessary and its got plenty of slots for pens, testers, bits, and more. Ive packed it with some nails, long screws and drill-bits all separated in individual compartments that are perfect for things i only need seldomly, a magnet to hold on to more common screws, and a DEEP main pocket for nuts, staples, 1/2” pop ins. Im never without when i need something. In 7 years its my favorite nail bag and it looks quite nice in my opinion.

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As an electrician, I do like this pouch. It has plenty of pockets to help carry whatever tools you need. Has a pretty strong magnet. Comes with a carabiner on one side, and an electrical tape holder on the other. Allows you to either clip onto your waistband, or put your belt through it. Would recommend.

I'm frequently having to pick my tools up off the ground after they've fallen out of those front three pockets and also having trouble putting them back in the pockets because the edges of the pocket sink down when they catch the edge of the tool handle. The larger main pocket works fine, but the three tool loops in the back are difficult to use sometimes because the double walled structure of the pouch fabric on the inside is looser; and so it tends to bunch up in front of the tool when I'm trying to push it down in the loop. The magnet on the front seems like a good idea, but I find it difficult to use because it hangs at a downward angle. So when the pouch is worn on the hip, it makes anything on it difficult to reach, as well as prone to fall off.

Works as it should, nice little work bag.

I love this pouch! It is not large, you could fit a 1 pound box of screws without issues but that’s about it, with three to four hand tools. I love being able to throw screws on the outside of the pouch, the magnets are just strong enough to hold one strip of 3-1/4” framing nails but not well enough to actually walk confidently, 2” nails I would do. Definitely a great pouch for a DIYer or construction if you are needing a smaller handy pouch.

Yeah thought I could get by with one of these to replace my tool babe belt if you ever need to grab screws out forget about it because they'll be buried under a tape measure. I suppose this would be good for a homeowner or someone doing a very minimal project not for the use of professionals that would have to get into this belt 50 to 60 times a day

Handy little pouch, I’m an electrician and this is the perfect pouch to carry all my basic tools during the day and I love the magnet for whatever type of screws or something I’m using at the moment. Not bulky and very lightweight and convenient.