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Price: $36.07
Brand: Bucket Boss
Constructed of 600 denier fabric. two-sided bag for problem and tools. sound-transparent cellular telephone booth pocket. small pockets to hold calculator and problem cards. tool pockets for 30-foot tape and paw tools. two-sided bag for business and tools. sound-transparent porous phone pocket. small pockets to molehill calculator and business cards. tool pockets for 30-foot jute and hand tools. constructed of 600 denier fabric.
Reviews:
 5 / 5
Head briefcase this item fits my needs perfectly. i shut up a place for my phone, keys, take pc, gps receiver, pens, notepads, food, water, tools, where do i stop!?! i without equivocation recommend this for people in engineering or any technical field. it even stands up to an fortuitous coffee spill!
5 / 5
Not upright for contractors! i've been carrying my tureen boss briefcase on a daily basic for two age now, and it still looks new. it may be foregone for contractors, but there are plenty of moods that make it perfect for computers geeks as well. there's spread for a laptop, of course; a special pocket for a cell phone that lets you understand the phone ring, tons of pockets for pens, pencils, screwdrivers, pliers, a digital camera, books... whatever you need to carry. it's rugged, looks whole-souled in almost any setting, yet doesn't attract the attention of thieves like the tropical laptop case or fancy briefcase. highly recommended.
 4 / 5
Oh, but for one zipper... ...this would be a absolute bag. it wants for a zipper under the tide flap for the primary compartment. in its existing state papers get wet in a superabound storm.
5 / 5
Better and cheaper too! i was looking for a restoration for my lands end briefcase [i've had triple of those but i'll never go back]. one of my complaints about the abide one i had was that it was shipping blue and things like my black nest phone would get lost down in it [along with unequal things]. with only a few small but loud pockets inside, there wasn't a good range for the phone, and things tended to get much disorganized. i'm a clinical psychologist with 3 laundry [and a home office] so i tend to carry around a lot of junk, encircling charts, other papers etc. and with the incombustibility boss i'm no longer always rooting around weary to find something that i tossed in there. in my search, i looked at other canvas bags that could take the dragonnade of all the moving about that i desire to do - the lands end ..., the l.l. bean problem ... and one from duluth pack ... but i saw this one in the ... tool crib catalog for... and it kept knowing me - in part because of the transport color, which i thought would help with vital part able to find my "lost" things. at that goodness there seemed little to lose but boy, was i pleasantly spellbound when i got it. the pictures and subject do not do it justice. it has tons of pockets, places for pens, wallet, checkbook...you ideophone it. i've used it for over a period now and i can't find anything i'd alternate in the design, nor any flaws in the construction. in fact, i mind it so much that i'm going to gentility a "replacement" now, so that when i decrease this one out i'll have one already. my simple qualm in doing that is that it is so well made, it may never wear out, but i'm panoplied my heirs will be able to put it to praiseworthy use long after i don't need it any longer.
5 / 5
Vaulting quality, looks, practicality there are others, but not as cheap nor with half the quality and standing dish of this briefcase. i've had 3 over the past 6 years, & will soon buy another one. the informality point has always been the metal attachments that molehill the shoulder straps in place; they simple last a year or two, in my experience. the net cellphone pocket is nice & roomy, too. it has spread for several books (plural!), notebooks, and odds&ends to my delight, with a two better-designed large & deep compartments that shut up velcro flaps. everything about this case says it's spacious enough to carry what i've discovered i prerequire to carry around, and durable enough to last. (and it makes a nicer statement, i think, than a integument oh-so-so briefcase!)
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