Klein Tools 5143 Canvas Tapered-Bottom Bag with Two Interior Pockets and a Snap Clip, Made of No. 10 Canvas

Love these small canvas tool buckets….nice for storing edc items and small tools. Keep them hanging by my hobby table. They have held up well.

Great bolt bag.

I use the bag in conjunction with an extra large carabiner to how tools and hardware while on extension ladder. Just the right size. Heavy canvas material and excellent craftsmanship.

I'm a commercial / light industrial electrician. As such, I spend a LOT of time working in lifts. I've been looking for a high quality canvas "bucket," to replace the cheap Husky that I had been using; something which isn't obnoxiously large that's big enough to throw a few hand tools in and hang on my lift without having to make any modifications. The canvas bag itself is great. Durable and just the right size I was looking for. I can easily throw a couple screw drivers, pair of dikes, and channel locks in without worry. The inside pockets are small, but are a great fit for my apex/nut drivers that I use with my impact. Unfortunately, this otherwise solid bag is supported by a rather cheap feeling strap with the tiniest, cheapest clip you could imagine. The clip is absolutely useless, which is a damn shame. I've been able to make do, but if you do real work you're going to need a large carabiner in order to actually hang the bag. I've since moved on to using a Klein Tools 51A Tool Pouch, which is slightly larger with a bigger inside pocket, double stitched, and has clips which are much more well suited for working off of most common lifts. It's much sturdier and is only like $5 bucks more. I gave the 5143 to my apprentice. If you're an electrician looking to do real work off a lift, do yourself a favor and buy the 51A instead: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0061J57ZW?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details.

Great little bag. Perfect when I need to hold my electrical service items up on the ladder. Durible Klein tools!!

Typical Klien quality. Perfect for the lineman in your life.

I’ve had this a year, it’s held up well under full time work use. Don’t put sharp tools in first. would suggest putting handle size first, I had a puncture after a year of use putting screwdrivers in

Excellent little ditty bag that hangs off of my Lineman's Belt. Been using it for a couple years now, and still going strong.