Electrician's Tool Pouch Reviews

This is the best selling electricians tool bag - and its capacity is as large and roomy as you'll ever need a tool bag to be. The array of pockets, internal and external storage and its construction is up to a standard that's good enough to make this one of the better tool pouches on the market.

It's manufactured out of heavy duty denier polyester, there's a decent sized plastic compartment tray that sits in the bas of the pouch and there's a total of 23 other pockets that will hold an array of tools and accessories. The overall quality is pretty high, it's rugged, built to last and the design is almost perfect for most professionals, home owners and crafters. A great all-rounder, well put together and the price makes it a steal.

This one's the best selling tool pouch belt product and comes from the Bucket Boss stable. It's well designed - planned around the professional on the move and the belt does a great job of keeping the pouch in place when you're working or moving around. It's manufactured from 1680 denier, so it's probably going to wear out long after you have.

The pockets and storage are awesome for such a compact tool pouch - besides being kitted out to carry all the usual electrical tools, there's also a spot for your cell - which reduces the usual fumbling that occurs when it rings. The bottom, stitching and pockets are all reinforced with PVC, adding to its strength and what's more it won't fall over when fully loaded and sat on the floor. If you're a busy shock jockey - this is the tool pouch to go for.

This is the best selling small electricians tool pouch by far - and a bargain at under 10 bucks. It's made from a ballistic poly material, comes with a cell phone pocket, as well as enough tool pockets to carry around your most used small hand tools. You can hang a flashlight off the side, clip if to your pocket or use it with a belt - in all it's well designed and well put together.

Whilst it's not up to carrying a large variety of tools, it does the job it was designed for perfectly well. Once attached to your belt and loaded up it doesn't feel cumbersome or drop any of its load, and nothing snags or refuses to move when you reach for it. Great little tool pouch, user friendly and extremely handy.

This is the bestselling leather tool pouch, courtesy of Bucket Boss, and boasts a good quality construction and ten decent sized pockets. There's a large main compartment, plus a variety of smaller pockets that will house screwdrivers, wrenches and so on. There's a pair of hammer loops, an outer pocket for a tape measure - plus you can use the tape measure space as a nail pocket if that's your preference.

The hardware and rivets are solid steel, all the stitching is rugged and will prolong the life of the pouch as it's used over time - and once you've stuffed all your favourites in it, it's nice and stable on the belt. Well designed, compact yet useful - and at less than 15 bucks for a leather pouch it wants buying.

This is one of Klein's leather tool pouches and a fine example of you get what you pay for. Almost twice the price of the previous product, it features 6 different pockets - one large and roomy central pocket, as well as a thong for tape, a spot for tucking your tape measure away and a pretty flexible set of holes for using with a belt.

It's constructed out of top grade leather and riveted and stitched together for added durability. It won't run if it's exposed to the elements and sits nicely on the hip when you're moving around and/or working. Big on quality, high on its superior design and available in both the 11 and 8 pocket variety.