5242 Ballistic Weave Tool Pouch, 9 Pocket, 9.5 x 9.5 x 7.5-Inch

Pretty good and steady, the grip for the handle it's pretty good and the tools doesn't fall, and the pockets are pretty tight, of course you know what tools you're going to be using this pouch, I used it like a mini bag I can leave my tools close to me, looks professional and easy to carry.

Perfect to work

High quality product

Bought this as my “ready bag”. Have a whole truck full of tools, but one the I can put the basics in, and go, is a must. Love the Klein brand, so why not. Great over the shoulder bag, or hand held with the short strap. Taking one star off for the following 2 reasons: 1- the bag seems to want to roll forward, no matter where the straps are hooked. 2- My basic meters are a Fluke 117, and a Fluke amp clamp. The main pocket is very tight for both these meters. The rest of the bag is sized great for minor electrical repair tools, but another 1/2 inch of space in the main compartment would make it perfect. I am very satisfied with the quality, size overall, craftsmanship, etc. it is a nice bag for the quick diagnostic tools. Hangs well on the passenger seat between calls.

This tool pouch holds all of my handheld devices that I need on the go for inspections. The shoulder strap is comfortable and the material is durable. Definitely worth the money.

This puppy came in quick and hot to my doorstep. I connected both the handle and shoulder strap to this pouch when I got it right where I wanted it..in the heezy on my hizzy. That allows me to carry it either on the should or in paw depending on the sitch, or situation for you slower folk. The carry handle is perfect, you won't get a softer grip on a bag or pouch or even your wifes ****. I have to say when I read all the reviews, they really talked about the quality of the shoulder strap, blah, blah, blah. When I was putting it in my cart, I was thinking there's no way this dam strap could be that good. Come to find out I too am blown out of the water at the quality of the shoulder harness. What stands out the most about the shoulder strap is the huge cushion and the soft texture around this dog darn cushion. The cushion in no way shape or form be any cushier, or softer for those slower folk. It makes you wonder why these other shoulder straps are even in existence, where is the mfn padding?! And the nice thing about this shoulder strap is the rubberized and grippy cover that stays put on your shoulder even when you're swanging all around up in that piece. Go ham all you want, that strap ain't going no where. Get it and you'll love it.

I got the 9 pocket 5240. The strap is not shown but it's literally the nicest shoulder strap on anything I've ever had on anything. I don't know why Klein doesn't show it, I almost passed this pouch up because I thought they were calling the handle a strap. Fully loaded it feels like nothing to carry because it's so well padded and wide. The pocket on the front looks useless, but it's deceptive, I got 2 empty tape cases filled with connectors and wire nuts, a 50 pack of 4" zip ties, and a spare loto tag in with ease. Ironically the only tool I have in there that isn't a great fit is my Klein crimpers. I don't know how but somehow they managed to design the perfect pouch to fit tools perfectly for other companies but not their own. I modified mine a little bit and put on two magnets, the rubber coated ones in the 43 mm from Flutesan. I can walk up to a machine or a panel and slap it right on the side and all my tools are at eye level! No more bending over to reach in my bag, and no more heavy bag digging into my shoulder blade. This is the best tool bag or pouch I have ever owned in my entire life.

I bought this as an attempt to slim town my main tool bag, as it had gotten extremely out of control. I wanted the Vato Pro Pac TP LC, but its around $150, so for about 1/5 of the price I would give Klein a shot even though they have let me down in recent years withy blatant quality issues and competition really offering some stellar stuff. This bag is turned out to be exactly what I was looking for, I have only 1 complaint. The only thing wrong is the awkward weight distribution while using the handle strap, My particular unit always wanted to fall forwards even when off setting which clip was used for the handle (which is not ideal because it is a fixed length and attaching to a lower anchor point makes the carry a little bit lopsided. I was able to solve this by adding some velcro strips on the back of the bag to hold some of my other Wera tool pouches which added the weight it needed. This could also probably be solved by adding something heavy onto the bottom on the inside or outside of the bag. Highly recommend for under $40. I have zero plans to look ant any other tool bag lines than the Klein Trademan Pro at the moment. Between this bag and 2 other Klein tools I have seen recently, it looks like Klein might be swinging back in the right direction.

9 pkts just enough

Been using this as a residential sparky for a while now and it’s perfect. Smaller size, but holds level, pliers, 4 screwdrivers, nippers, spare driver bits, tv/data tools, knife and extra driver bits perfectly. Chucked it on a Makita belt with a tape measure holder and it’s where I have my impact driver. This setup goes into 90% of my service calls and is enough to get me out of majority of them. Excellent build quality.

Super Tasche, Gewohnte Qualität von Klein Tools. Ich benutze sie täglich es passt eine Menge rein einfach Super !!!Gerne wieder

Love it . indestructible. good quality

Premium Materials... Small but,Heavy Duty