how many pockets are actually useful for tools with handles i,e, screwdrivers, dykes, lineman's pliers, etc.
590394
ther are plenty of pockets for what i carry in my bag, i carry needle nose, dykes, a flat head and a phillips 2 10' crescent wrenches and so much more its too much to list and i have absolutely no space issues with this bag. I could put alot more if i wanted to.
590395
7-10 i double some up. Like screwdrivers pockets. But it has a lot of veriety. Some big some small
590396
I use about 13. Possibilities are endless, I am a telecommunications technician. I am on my second bag. Best I have used in 14 yrs
590397
The only thing I say which can be improved with this bag is if they made it with a flat bottom like the last tool bag/pouch I used. When it's zipped up it falls forward.
590398
The pockets are plenty deep for "average" tools. If you have long pliers or long screwdrivers, you may not be able to zip the top closed, unless you lay the long tool(s) down. I have some longish Klein drivers that are little too tall for comfort. Linemans pliers are most certainly too tall to stand up. But I still think this bag is one of the best I've used.
590399
There are plenty of pockets for screwdrivers, dykes, needle nose pliers, and plenty of other things I carry. I don't usually carry lineman's pliers in my main carry bag but they would fit if I wanted to throw it in there.
491902
i have carried, and have come to love, the Stockman series since i was 16 its pretty handy to have the three blades for different tasks but i have also carried the trapper style with two blades as well, they both have advantages its more or less what you are comfortable with in your pocket.
2070291
My husband uses this everyday at work & has since purchase over a year ago. He has it stuffed with (hand) tools, tape, measuring tools, screwdrivers... and the list goes on. It makes it bulky to wear from his belt but it holds everything he needs (hand tool wise) for his everyday job & more. If you are creative about what can fit where, it really holds loads of different items. It has held up like iron so far. He does set it down next to him plenty but he wears it plenty too. He is never without it at work.He considers it one of his best buys & most used items. You can even hang things from it w/ a carabiner/s. My husband uses this everyday at work & has since purchase over a year ago. He has it stuffed with (hand) tools, tape, measuring tools, screwdrivers... and the list goes on. It makes it bulky to wear from his belt but it holds everything he needs (hand tool wise) for his everyday job & more. If you are creative about what can fit where, it really holds loads of different items. It has held up like iron so far. He does set it down next to him plenty but he wears it plenty too. He is never without it at work.He considers it one of his best buys & most used items. You can even hang... » Read More My husband uses this everyday at work & has since purchase over a year ago. He has it stuffed with (hand) tools, tape, measuring tools, screwdrivers... and the list goes on. It makes it bulky to wear from his belt but it holds everything he needs (hand tool wise) for his everyday job & more. If you are creative about what can fit where, it really holds loads of different items. It has held up like iron so far. He does set it down next to him plenty but he wears it plenty too. He is never without it at work.He considers it one of his best buys & most used items. You can even hang things from it w/ a carabiner/s. « Show Less
611646
After I looked up the meaning of a bug out bag, I would say no. I think you would want more pockets. I was using this bag for trail work and it was just fine for that. I could carry a saw and loppers on the side using a chain saw protectors as pockets and a lot of small tools inside. If you do a search on the internet using "bug out bags" you will find a lot of good information.
132241
There are 11 or 12 depending on your definition of pocket and would definitely surround a 5 or 10 gal bucket that you might use. I think the picture pretty much shows how it fits. The pockets are of different size to accommodate different Tools
395215
We use it for yard rakes, shovels, hoes, with long handles. I suppose if you stored items in boxes theywould have to be the right width and lengths, stacked on top of each other, it would hold quite a few.Hope this has been helpful. We love ours used for our needs.
208752
Will fit in side pockets bit the 2 smaller ones. Those are for flashlight or knife
1023436
this has 10 knife pockets and it has a fold over on both sides to hold other items, or tools.the sewing on the pockets has come undone but was still worth the money
1027169
Quite a few if you use the napkin part for knives. We use it for dinners at church with the handle removed.
997930
I use it as a shoulder bag, there are to many pockets, which would make you try to carry to many tools as a waist carry bag. It is a rather large bag.
2024069
No, I don't see a way to add more pockets. If you bought two and hung them together it would give you plenty of compartments, and it would look nice, but that's just my opinion.
830014
The pockets come in different ways. Some are open and some have a very sturdy, strong mesh looking canvas with a tough seem all the way around.I have scissors, clippers and sharp tools in my including very sharp clippers. The material is quality material and not cheaply made. It will hold your tools just fine.I absolutely love mine.
1526287
The gaps vary in width, between 1/4" and 2", so it will accommodate some larger ended screwdrivers. I'm currently storing 4-6 relatively wide pliers in the roll with room to spare.
2075527
There are a total of 5 interior pockets not including the main large compartment. Then a large velcro pocket on one side, and 4 smaller pockets on the other side of the bag. If you count the main compartment then a total of 6.
1598358
in my opinion they all do about the same thing. Something you can use in a pinch when the tool box is far away. Sometimes you a dime as a screwdriver in a pinch.
1393634
One pocket is a real pocket ,big enough for a brill bit case . The pocket next to it is for something narrow . There are 2 more pockets opposite end that look like drill holsters , one large one smaller .
816703
Generally you don't have pockets in tool bags. You might be better off with a tool box type kit if you are looking to be super organized. I keep the tool bag for tools I used most often so that I don't need to carry around entire tool box sets for every job. Everything you see will fit in the bag though. Tool bags are for all assortment of tools unlike tool boxes that are set to only accommodate specific tools in each slot.