Ergodyne Arsenal 5548 13-Pockets Electrician's Tool Pouch,Grey

This is my 4th Ergodyne Arsenal 5548 tool pouch that I've purchased over the past 15-18 years. I purchased this one to be used exclusively for home projects. The last one is about 3 years old and is still in use as my EDC for work. The 2 previous ones are still in use by my coworkers and are also being used daily because I gave them the pouches when they first started with our company years ago. We all agree that they are well made, have a wide variety of loops and pockets to carry whatever we need with room to spare. I set up my rigs with MeloTough adjustable tool belts because they are adjustable down to 30 inches. The pouches have the hook side of velcro strips that attach to the curly velcro on the tool belts to prevent they from pulling loose and falling off the belt. Suspenders also help to keep everything tight and in place. A comment by "Rick" stated that the pouch failed within 12 months because of the tools that he uses and that he was going to purchase a leather pouch instead. We also use many larger and heavier tools but haven't had the type of failure as shown of his pouch. It looks like the bottom of the pouch is being dragged on that front corner? I used to use leather pouches but found them to be stiff, heavy, retains moisture which promotes rusting of tools and also stains clothing. With over 32 years in the industry, I've tried all different brands and types and this one is by far the best bang for the buck!

I do enough electrical work and the old leather pouch I have only holds half of what this one does. It does get a little heavy to wear around your waist so I use a strap and wear it over my shoulder.

As an electrician, I was looking for a long time for the right pouch. I waited a while to review because I wanted to test the durability. The first thing I will say is that, as many people know, tool belts/pouches are a very personal thing, depending on the person and type of work they do. Personally, I do a lot of major remodels and some service calls too. I wanted something big enough for most of my hand tools, but not too big or heavy. This was perfect. I have used it everyday for almost 2 months now and it has help up great. There are enough spots for all my basic tool so when I have a service call I just take in my tool belt and generally have everything I need. I still bring in my big tool bag on construction sites, but it is great to wear around with me and I can swap whatever tools I need for that specific job. Some of my fellow electricians have been asking me where I got it and I keep sending them here. Its a great pouch and a great price. I can't say more good things about it!

I do slate and copper roofs for a living, I have gone through and tried many different tool pouches/setups/variations in order to keep myself from having to make as few up and downs as possible. This is by far my favorite pouch on my belt. Rugged, lots of great little pockets, and deep enough to hold snips, hand seamers, anything under 12 inches or so safely. It's abut pricey for a pouch but not putting holes in a brand new copper roof from tools slipping out of my pouch is well worth the small fee of this great pouch.Only semi negative this I would say is that the tape holder is a bit useless, it's a nice little pouch but it'll probably just be in your way, the two outer pockets hold a tape perfectly. It'd be nice if ergodyne were to utilize that better, maybe a pocket for a speed square? Seems as though a lot of pouches these days are missing that clutch pocket that is specific for speed squares...end ramble

Guys, this is the pouch you want. Three (3) sm, med, large screwdriver sleeves on each side, two large pouches with screwdriver loops at the back of each section, and in front of those, smaller divided pouches for a utility knife, strippers and misc tools. Chain length for electrical tape and a measuring tape clip (which I don't use - separate pouch on my belt). Best of ALL the pockets are not too deep. Last pouch (by CIC) was laid out almost identical to this one, but the inside section was about 2" too deep - handle of Klein screwdrivers went into loops almost to the top of the screwdriver, material the belt went thru ended up tearing. If this pouch lasts, it will be the most ideal electrician's pouch I've ever found. Will follow up in a few months.

Have used this bag for a month and love it so far. The material seems sturdy enough to last for a while.For people with velcro on their belt already: The velcro on the back of this bag for the belt area is the "scratchy" type. Unfortunatley for me, my current belt has the "scratchy" side also, so the bag shifts on my belt and it is sometimes difficult to put on my bags. I will buy the Ergodyne belt when I replace my other bag, so that will fix my one issue.

Fits everything I use as an electrical assistant, doesn't stand up on it's own but has velcro patch on back side. Feels most comfortable with a 2inch tool belt.

Paying a good amount for this but it does not come with a shoulder strap, which I use most.

As an electrician, this is the best tool-belt I've ever owned. Obviously, this is subjective and will depend heavily on what tools you use. The pouch construction seems solid, and I find the ballistic nylon (or whatever it is made of) to be more agreeable then leather.There is one design flaw. It needs a handle to be able to carry it when you aren't wearing it. Many pouches have this, but for some reason they chose not to include it here.

I like this bag layout more than any I have found. It's very durable and well built, as well as being pliable and light weight. Only complaint, is it needs a carry handle.

Je cherchais un moyen de transporter mes outils en tant qu'électricien, j'ai pas mal de tournevis et de pince en tout genre, j'en avais marre de courir pour retrouver mes tournevis aux 4 coins du chantier.La poche possède un passant à ceinture pour la mettre sur le coté de la cuisse ou dans le dos, voir devant si vous êtes une femme ^^Avec cette poche je peux ranger :1 Pince plate1 Pince mixte1 Pince coupante1 Jokari1 Pince à dénuder1 Tournevis TOMPOUCE3 Tournevis plats3 Tournevis CruciformeQuelques rubans adhésifs (accroché à une chainette)1 Couteau d'électricien2 CuttersMais je pourrais même y ajouter un mètre ruban sur le devant.Avec tout ça, le sac est bien sûr plein mais on a typiquement tout les outils adéquats pour réaliser une installation électrique.Les matériaux utilisés pour cette poche sont plutôt durable, en tout as ils en ont l'air !A acheter les yeux fermés.Pensez à voter "utile", ça fait toujours plaisir de savoir que l'on est lu !

Best pouch for an electrician. Deep pockets, metal thingy for the electrical tape and another metal thingy to hook your measuring tape. I can easily fit my linesman, angle cutters, cable cutters, wire strippers, 3 screw drivers, a measuring tape, 4 rolls of tape, 1 pen, 1 pencil, 1 felt, one short magnetic level and one pen size flashlight and there still AMPLE room left. It's just perfect.

Se veia pequeño en las fotos pero ya al trabajar con el cabe de todo y el material muy resistente. Contento con mi compra.