KLEIN TOOLSKlein Tools 5190 10-Pocket Tool Pouch

The media could not be loaded. Klien tool pouch is my husband's new favorite pouch he has went through many to find the right one more expensive cheaper this one is right in the middle and perfect price point 👉 light weight the added belt loop hole is awesome the leather smells amazing and feels soft but sturdy and durable its quality is unmatched at right under $45 us dollars its a great deal it hold alot without being bulky or heavy it doesn't have a ta0e measure holder but you can use one of the holes for it as shown in video he says its his new favorite tool since he doesn't have to keep walking around looking for stuff the black leather with rivets looks super sleek. I highly recommend this klien tool pouch ...

Used at work for about a year and the tape holder just ripped. Love it though. Would like a better tape holder if you use tape a lot. I use tape everyday for my job.

I've gone through 5 tool belts, all different styles, trying to find one that works for me. This was it. It's a very smart, practical design that accommodates your basic hand tools, plus some space for that extra tool here and there. I have a my linesmans, sidecutters and needle nose pliers in the 3 front pockets, a 6 inch adjustable wrench in one of the side loops, 5 screwdrivers, a stanley knife, and 2 pens in it. I have enough room to shove my Stabilla torpedo level, and conduit cutters in addition to what I have in there. It sits very comfortably, and due to it's compact pocket design, the pocket doesn't swing about like other belts I've used. It's made very well and the leather doesn't seem like it will take long to soften up. It holds tools very securely with no worry of tools falling out when leaning over.The only qualms I have about it are: I would I have liked the pliers pockets to be deeper, and instead of a screwdriver loop on one of the sides, a good sized pocket for a stanley knife would have been brilliant. One of the screwdriver loops at the back of the pouch is basically useless, because with my Wera screwdrivers, the handles are too big to sit that close to eachother.All in all, an absolutely fantastic tool belt.

I used one of these everyday for 5 years and it was in nearly new condition until it was stolen. I am replacing with the same pouch. Just the right size for everyday tools I need. Vote out soft on crime politicians.

The leather quality and craftsmanship isn't as good as my older Klein bags. The leather is very "raw" and dry so you'll want to hit it with protectant/conditioner.The front pockets are deeper than expected, presumably to accommodate combo pliers. I keep a pair of cutters and strippers in them. They fit snug, though the tools are a little crowded. Don't expect to store anything other than tools in the main pocket.These will suit my needs but I will probably look at Occidental for future purchases.

This tool holder was a Christmas present for my boyfriend. He has had it for almost a year now and it is still in flawless condition. He is an electrician and has to carry many tools around, we have went through many tool belts looking for one that would stand up. This was a great choice. I would highly recommend to anyone considering it as well as my friends and family. Thank you for reading my review!

I was a little skeptical at first because it looked like it wouldn't hold the tools I planned to put in it..I wanted something smaller or at least lighter than my Occidental electricians pouch. This appeared to be too small. Turns out it works perfectly, it holds what I need and is much lighter. The leather is not as nice as the Occidental but with a little saddle soap and some use it softens up. It is very well made with rivets rather than stitching and should last awhile. For those trying to get an idea of size, I carry two large (5/16) Felo 550 series screwdrivers, a Felo ratcheting screwdriver, a pair of linemans, Milwaukee multi pliers, a knife and 16ft tape clipped to one of the outside pockets, and a Klein stubby, sharpie and misc. bits in the interior "pockets". These are actually very narrow slots but are counted as pockets. I'd actually consider it a 6 "pocket", 4 slot pouch, but as you can see it will hold plenty. The tape strap is junk..I took it off.

I just retired one of these that was 23 years old and replaced it with this one that is new. This is the perfect pouch and it hole exactly what I need as an electrician without weighing me down and making my hips hurt after having it on all day.