Heavy Duty Tool Bag 20-Inch, Extra Large 16-Pocket Portable Empty Tool Box Organizer Storage, Toolbox Organization, Soft Handle Carrying Toolbag with Zipper, Father Dad Men Mechanic Birthday Gift
$85.83
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About This
- Large Capacity: The tool bag has 16 pockets and a tape measure hook, each tool has its rightful organizer pouch, allowing you to neatly store a variety of tools, from hammers and screwdrivers to wrenches, saws, drills, and cordless grinders, etc.
- Unique Shoulder Belt: The tool tote has a 45-inch adjustable shoulder strap, suitable for men of different heights. The staggered metal buckle design allows for easy opening and closing of the bag while wearing it. Comfortable handle provide additional carrying options.
- Sturdy Material: The tool bag is made from premium Oxford Fabric with PVC coating, making it effectively water-resistant and moisture-proof. It features a large zipper, ensuring sturdiness and durability. Compliant with NEN standards, it is odor-free.
- Tactical Molle Bag: Tactical design adds versatility to the bag to attach extra gear externally, maximizing storage capacity and accessibility. Plus, you'll notice a reflective stripe on this bag, making it easy to locate in low-light conditions.
- Anti-Slip Base: Its four rubber non-slip feet on the bottom enhance stability and prevent accidental movement at various work sites, including construction sites, electrical work, plumbing jobs, HVAC services, and more. The wide-open mouth design adds convenience, allowing you to quickly access your tools as needed.
Overview
- Brand : UUP
- Material : Nylon
- Color : Green
- Product Dimensions : 21.5"L x 10.5"W x 11.5"H
- Water Resistance Level : Water Resistant
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