Clc Custom Leathercraft 1539 Multi-Compartment 50 Pocket Tool Bag

The bag is made with good quality and its looks solid.

Very good quality love the 50 pockets i do recommend cheers

So I bought this bag as a replacement for the older version of this Stanley 518150M FatMax 18-inch Tool Bag Stanley Fatmax bag that had been a mess and overflowing for a while now. I use this bag to house tools and enough hardware and parts for small-medium sound and lighting installation/troubleshooting. The Stanley, while able to hold a lot and held up well, was impossible to keep organized as there were, for me, nowhere near enough ways to contain individual items. Tools would also tend to fall out easily as most of the pockets were external and not very tight. So the zippered pocket design of this bag seemed awesome. After doing my research this bag seemed like the best thing for the money and based on all the great reviews I bought it. Like others, I am impressed with the size and capacity of the bag, its fantastic build quality (excluding the shoulder strap) and the overall professional ascetic of the bag. If you have a lot of tools you need to organize and take out from time to time this bag is a steal for $60. For my use, I would consider it a good value even if the price were doubled. I will agree that the shoulder strap clip design is pretty poor. With a lighter load it seems fine to me but if you load it full, more than around 55 pounds, it will start to pop the clip open and the strap will probably fall off when you set the bag down. It sucks, but to me it's no reason to not purchase the bag. The way I see it, if you're carrying around a full bag with 50-60 pounds of tools and equipment in it to do paying work, the contents of the bag probably cost at very least around $500. The cost of a high quality $22 strap probably isn't really a problem. I just ordered the Veto Pro Pac Contractor Strap from Tech Tool Supply today, it seems like it has more durable metal clips and looks well padded. Below is a list and pictures of the crazy amount of stuff I've managed to pack into this bag so far. ------Main Compartment------ Fishtape Cordless Hammer Drill Cordless Impact Driver Battery Charger 2 Drill Bit Boxes 2 Driver Bit Boxes Extra Phillips Drill Bits Box of Assorted Heat Shrink Bag of Various Drywall Screws Bag of Various Toggle Bolts Box of Wood Screws Box of Lag Screws Washer Organizer Eyebolt/Screw Organizer Gaff Tape 225’ Spool of String Cable Tester Multimeter 2 Disposable Respirator Masks (not pictured) Jar of Nails Box of Small Concrete Anchors Box of Large Concrete Anchors Socket Set Hole Saw Set ------Side Pocket 1------ --Inside Half-- Course Metal File Fine Metal File Round Metal File Paint Spatula Short Steel Prybar Extendable Mirror Right Angle Ratcheting Screwdriver and Bits Universal Socket Bit Flexible Drill Extension 3 Right Angle Screwdrivers 2 Short Stubby Screwdrivers 3 Extra Small Screwdrivers 2 Small Screwdrivers 2 Medium Screwdrivers Small Screwdriver Set Wire Cutters Crescent Wrench Channel Locks Wire Strippers Small Wire Cutters Pencil Sharpie Punch Tin Snips Scissors Vice Grips Needle Nose Pliers Small Needle Nose Pliers --Outside Half-- Multimeter Probes Earplugs Outlet Tester 2 Electrical Outlets 2 Ethernet Couplers 2 XLR Female Connectors 2 XLR Male Connectors 2 NL4 Connectors 4 1/4 TS Connectors 2 1/4 TRS Connectors 2 RCA Connectors ------Side Pocket 2------ --Inside Half-- Short Hammer Stud Finder Soldering Iron and Solder 4 Nylon and Metal Spudgers White Electrical Tape Extra Black Electrical Tape Plumbers Tape Large and Small Socket Extensions Drywall Saw Folding Razor Blade and Extra Blades 12” Long 1/2” Drill Bit Assorted Bits of Wire 5 Alligator Clips 5’ of XLR Cable Plastic Bag of Assorted O Rings Zip Ties Assorted Sandpaper 2 Extra Small Plastic Bags Small Steel Brush 100’ Tape Measure Laser Measure --Outside Half-- Headlight Bag of Batteries Bag of Superglue 8 Various Single Gang Wall Plates ------Exterior of Bag------ Light Weight Work Globes Bag of Assorted Wire Nuts 9x12’ Plastic Drop Cloth Bag of Disposable Gloves Tape Measure Red and Black Electrical Tape 5 Flat Metal Brackets Roll of Metal Strapping 2 Small Flashlights Lighter 16” Combination Square 2 Large Long Screwdrivers 12” Level 3 Carabiners For best results - put some thought into how you'll use the bag and what items will be used together often. A fair amount of creativity and Tetris skills are helpful when trying to pack this full but if you can fit it - so far it seems like this bag will hold it. My bag currently weights 65 pounds but is manageable for me considering I only need to take it out usually at most a couple times a week but it's mighty convenient having just about anything I could happen to need on hand between this bag and an organizer I keep in my car. I highly recommend this bag! Update 3/26/18 - A few months later the bag is holding up very well. The only bad experience I've had is I was carrying it down a few steps and the buckle in the strap gave way and the whole, jam packed, 60+ pound bag fell and literally bounced and rolled a few feet in some grass. The bag is unscathed and is truly a tank. However, I purchased a Husky replacement strap for $20, (Husky 44 in. to 60 in. 1680 Denier Padded Shoulder Strap) which is very padded and heavy duty. I would still highly recommend the bag. Just be aware, as many other reviewers have said, there is a good chance the strap will break if you're carrying more than 50 lbs or so.

Muy buena calidad y acabados, la maleta es bastante amplia y muy fácil de limlpiar. Sus acabados son de muy buen nylon y al parecer resiste bastante peso.

As a ‘Dad’ diy-er, with a collection of various tools gathered over the years, this bag is just the job e.g. all my screwdrivers and smaller hand tools in one place (at last!) and a very sturdy central section to drop in something heavy when necessary. The flaps on the side are nicely held in place (to stop them from just flopping flat to the ground) by a strap, which may not sound much but in practice it’s a welcome feature. As I’m not a professional tradesperson, I don’t have to lug this bag around much (only around the house or when helping relatives), so the weight, when the bag is full, is unimportant. If you don’t fill the central section with heavy tools then the weight is not a problem. The many pockets are a delight to fill!

As someone who has tried more than six different tool bags, I can confidently say that the Custom Leathercraft 1539 Multi-Compartment Tool Carrier is one of the best tool bags you can buy, period. I am writing this review after 3 years of use and I take loving care of my tools and bag. What sets this bag apart is its exceptional organization. With approximately sixty compartments, it can fit a huge number of tools. Unlike other bags that force you to dump everything into big compartments, this one ensures every tool has its own dedicated space. It’s as if someone who is really organized has designed this bag. I also do not like open type tool bags as I do not want to expose my top-notch tools to prying eyes. This tool bag fits everything, but everything remains secure inside. The build quality is top-notch. The bag feels sturdy and durable, offering optimal protection for my tools. The zippers are sturdy and smooth, making it easy to access my tools without any hassle. The strap is wide and good quality. My only wish is that they make a wheeled version of this tool bag as my tool bag has gotten heavier with lots of tools. In conclusion, the Custom Leathercraft 1539 18 Multi-Compartment Tool Carrier is more than just a tool bag. It’s a comprehensive solution for tool organization, offering a level of convenience and efficiency that is hard to find in other products. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a reliable and well-organized tool carrier.