CLC 1503 Small Electrical Maintenance Pouch, Black, 9 Pocket

Absolute game changer, great quality for a low price

Finally a smaller, leaner bag for just the essentials. I keep most my tools in a larger soft-sided bag with handles. But on the belt, it's nice to have something more streamlined. It works great for my needs.

I have a smaller Toughbuilt pouch I've been using for projects round the house. So far it's been enough for the few tools that I'd need for the work. Recently, I bought a Milwaukee M12 angled die grinder that I'll be using for a project. So now I find myself needing a bit more room in my tool pouch. I saw a similarly sized pouch at HD. It was cheaper but I wasn't a fan of the T-chain. The other choice was a Bucket Boss. It was also cheaper, but I wasn't sold on the rip-stop material they used in some areas. So my choice was clear, it was this. The material looks tough enough for my purpose and the construction is also very well executed. A minor exception would be the webbing used as edge binding. The end cut of the webbing at the rear bottom area wasn't sealed enough. I had to take a lighter to seal it up to my satisfaction.

I LOVE the size of this pouch!!! It has slots inside it to keep tools organized - LOVE THIS ASPECT! But the belt clip was stabbing/biting me so I had to take a hammer to it to straighten the lip on the clip.

The media could not be loaded. Good construction, good quality, no rips or tears in the seams. All ends have been adequately heat treated to keep the threads from unraveling. My only complaint is that it was smaller than I thought and that’s not on clc that’s my fault

Not bad but not good lasted 6mo before wearing hole from rubbing my leg did however carry my 12lb of tools sometimes even at a full run

I've owned this pouch before for many years, possibly around 15. Well, not the same pouch, but the same pouch. Home depot used to sell these under the husky brand, but made by CLC custom leather craft which were produced domestically. The new pouch says CLC work gear on it and is no longer domestically made. However, despite black hardware instead of what I think was stainless on the old one, this seems to be the same pouch and the material feels very similar as well. The belt loop stitching failed on the old one a few years ago, nothing a bit of shoe goo wouldn't fix. Things were fine until the bottom finally ripped out of it last week on the job. I hope this pouch lasts me as many years, its great for low volt work. If you need more/better storage, clip/remove the stitching out of the dividers on the back wall with a razor blade and you will end up with two larger loops instead of the 4 small loops. I did it to my last one and this one got the same treatment. It's a great pouch, you won't regret buying it.

I was looking for a small pouch to hold a few pairs of cutters and crimpers for seamless gutter installation. These fit the bill. They are nice and compact and holds my 5 blade crimpers, double cut snips, and aviation snips along with a utility knife and pencil.