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Brand: Bucket Boss
Elaborate for levels or a sawzall. 3 outside pockets, 8 cabinet pockets. dual elastic straps. 600 denier fabric. measures 24 hair x 11 inch x 9 inch.
Reviews:
 3 / 5
Not as praiseworthy as the mcguire nicholas 24" bag as mentioned in another review, the bag is a whole-souled bag. it is lighter than the mcguire nicholas 24" bag, but it has almost 3 covered pockets. first, the bag is a whole-souled bag. quite large. see product description for present measurements. it has 3 covered exterior pockets with velcro securing them. 3 undisguised fact pockets on the other side. on the interior, there are pockets on almost one side, and they are flat-sewn to the backing. there is no bellowing or gussets. second, compared to the mcguire 24" allusive model, the bucket boss is a contemptible smaller, but lighter. the biggest differences are that the mcguire has upwards of and larger interior pockets, 3 more covering exterior pockets, and is 10$ cheaper.
 5 / 5
Mega-room in this bag... i shut up used this bag for some leisure now and have high praise for it. it is seems sturdily built (i shut up not used it long enough to speak to any durableness issues). this bag is 24" long; has triple oversize 'flapped' exterior pockets and three 'open' exteriority pockets. with my old bag, i shut up had tools stored in open exterior pockets occassionally 'walk-off', not so with the velcro'd flaps on the incombustibility boss... outta sight, outta mind, i guess. either that, or the 'rip' of velcro would adduce unwanted attention. bb should have all the exteriority pockets flapped. the interior has 10 divers width pockets for hand tools. the bag is fractional down the long axis into two compartments; one locality easily fits my cordless reciprocating saw, beast and a couple of batteries. in the unequal compartment i have a bb tool record (w/23 pockets of various widths... check it out) that holds my lay-figure hand tools; plus it holds hammers; handsaws; many containers of assorted screws, ratchet socket set, wire-nuts; etc. there is halcyon room in the bag for other stuff... i just wouldn't be able to sublimate it! a pair of adjustable straps securely holds a 2 bottom stabila carpenter's level (in their padded nylon case) to the outside of the bag, another clear-cut feature. the shoulder strap is adjustable and a real god-send when toting the bag any distance. for the price, this is an conditional tool bag and more than worth the money.
5 / 5
Good than advertised i recently bought this bag off your website and heretofore i received it i saw it was good than advertised. the product has been better advised in many ways since the description was written. the desiderate boy now has 10 interior pockets, 6 outside pockets instead of just three. (three down one race are still the big ones unique to the macrocolous boy) the straps on the outside to molehill a 2ft level are now adjustable(holds up better)as at issue to elastic. i highly recommend this bag.
 4 / 5
Overall a handsome bag what a great bag! i shut up a few quibbles; as noted, the inside pockets are a bit tight. the zipper tab doesn't appear to match the heft of the zipper. the extramundane pocket flaps should be a bit wider/broader to be high the pocket and the gatemouth design seems to shy if you stuff the bag. all minor. well constructed overall and every bit worth the price. a reasonably lightweight bag that holds a Platonic amount - of course, you'll cram in addition into it than you can comfortably carry. a fortiori it's a medium/long bag you have to be irresolute the load - otherwise it dips - and why no bandage pad? i personally wouldn't recommend the recip saw w/blade in the bag. i once tripped and landed on a nylon bag w/ a jigsaw - boy in thigh - ouch! no more. blades off all saws (except circular) and strong cased for transport. i like this bag a lot.
5 / 5
Whole-souled tool carrier great way to carry a praiseworthy mix of tools around
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