Customer Reviews for TOUGHBUILT ClipTech Contractor Pouch in Black with 23 pro-grade pockets and extreme-duty hammer loop

I already have 3 other pouches and the TB-CT-41B belt. I have them set up for electrical, mechanical/HVAC and plumbing repairs. With the belt it makes it so much easier to unclip one pouch and clip on another one. There pouches are extremely well built, This one has a kick stand built into it for when I need to take it off it’ll stand wherever I put it down. It also comes with an adjustable, removeable, shoulder strap if you don’t want to clip it to the belt. I like the location of the tape measure clip.

Rough and Tough! Quality product. It delivers everything that it promises. You just need to take a few extra minutes in the beginning to learn how to work the belt clip. It is worth it because it clips onto the belt and can't fall off without you unclipping it like some other clips. It also had a shoulder stap if you don't want it clipped on your belt. There are places for all kinds of things like screw drivers, plyers, hammer, nails, screws, tape measure etc. All different shapes and all different sizes. It is a great value for the money.

Heavy duty extra large bag. You can kickstand your pouch and tools on the floor or table next to you or use the Non-slip padded shoulder strap that is adjustable and very easy to put on or remove from the pouch. This pouch has it all, Structured pliers/wrench pockets, Organized screwdriver loops, 20-pockets and loops & a Clip tech pouch that clips on and off any belt. The rugged 6 layer construction should last and not stretch or break for years. The tape measure clip is well located and works with any tape & you have an adjustable flashlight loop that will adjust for any size of flashlight. If you fill the pouch you will want to use the shoulder strap as the pouch will be to heavy for your belt. (it will be very easy to put a lot of weight in the pouch)

Really good product. 5 starts hands down. First of all, I bought this pouch without seeing it in person. What is a risk, but I went for it and bought 2 (because I need 1 each side), and I was very surprise by the built, quality in the materials. - Its not very light weight. If you are coming from 10-Pocket Magnetic Tool or similar tool belts, you are going to notice the difference. But its because of the quality inside, the plastic the clicks in the clip, and the hard back to stand. With one week you got used to the weight. - Pocket sizes. Are awesome, you can fit everything in there. Really good,and the fact that the pockets do not lose shape, make it easier to reach for the tools, nails, staples, without the need to move your hands inside trying to make room in the pocket and get what you need. - I bought the pouch without the BELT. I do not recommend doing it, unless you already have a comfortable belt. The clip that goes in the belt, to support the pouch, was hurting me because it gets direct contact with the body. Once I start using PADDED BELT, it stopped immediately. - I do not use A lot of tools but in the pictures you can see that If I need to add anymore tool, I still have A LOT of space. - Green air hose in the pouch ??? Yeah, that`s on me, because I walk really close to walls and I damaging the pockets. This way I can walk without worrying about the pouch. Great, Great, Great costumer service. I sent an email for TOUGHBUILT asking for a place to fix my pouch ( I broke my pouch - Photo). Immediately received an email asking me what happened, If I could send a picture. 10min AFTER I sent the pictures, they email me back saying that will be shipping a brand new pouch with 3 extras clips to my place. I received it 4 days after. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! BECAUSE OF THE PRODUCT ITSELF AND THE EXCELLENT COSTUMER SERVICE - I RECOMMEND IT TO ALL OF YOU.

This Tough Built Mega Supply pouch in black is a nice product to help you carry the items you need while doing a job and speeding up the process by not having to stop and go get what you need. There are seven pockets with two being no-snag with hidden seams and a tape measure side clip. It clips on any belt and has a built in kickstand for sitting on the floor or table while you work. Rugged 6 layer construction.

The TOUGHBUILT Mega Supply Pouch is great. I’m a DIYourselfer working on a large personal drywall job (about 80 sheets of 5/8 inch thick). I used the Mega Pouch for a couple of days now, enough to install 12 sheets of drywall. In the past I’ve used a shirt pocket to hold my drywall screws but for this job I decided to get a fastener supply pouch. The patented Clip Tech Hub works slick. The Clip Tech Hub slides on your work belt. Once the Clip Hub is on your belt the pouch easily slides into the Hub and locks in place. This idea is great because you don’t have to take the clip off the belt to remove the pouch, say for a break or lunch. All you have to do is to unlock the clip and lift up and remove the pouch. After your break just relock the pouch to the clip. Your belt never has to be loosened or touched to remove the pouch. Speaking of belts when the pouch is full of tools and fasteners the weight tends to pull down your pants. I would say suspenders are a requirement with this pouch. Fortunately, I already had a pair of Husky suspenders to hold up the pants. No more unplanned pant drops on top of the ladder for me! You might check out Home Depot’s Klein Tools Nylon-Web Suspenders Model # 60210B. If you are a Pro you may have already solved this problem. The pouch is built like a tank with rugged 6-Layer Construction and heavy-duty rivet reinforcements and 3 pockets and 7 tool loops. It should last longer than I will. There is a large pouch/pocket for fasteners that easily holds 5 lbs. of drywall screws. I used the other pouch/pockets for my tape measure, box knife for scoring the drywall and pencils. There is plenty of room for more stuff. The pouch also has a kick stand/pouch in the rear to hold the pouch upright when it is removed from the clip. The kick stand is held in place with velcro until you pull it out to hold up the pouch. This is pretty handy if you are working in one location and don’t want to spill your stuff and still have easy access to your fasteners and tools. I would recommend this pouch to a friend or anyone working with large quantity of fasteners such as drywall screws, nails or nuts, bolts and washers.

Yup - It's a Mega Supply Pouch for Parts or Whatever, and the swap-out pouches are a great idea! There are two things to talk about here: the Mega Supply Pouch and the ToughBuilt swap-out belt system. First, the Mega Supply Pouch is really a 3-part accessory. The most outbound, extra large pouch is stiff in its construction, so it doesn't require filing to hold its shape. That's nice to get out big items (like 4-6 roofing coils or two 18-volt batteries) or smaller items (like nuts & bolts) where they are easily seen and plucked out of the pouch. The mid-area I found is best for tools for the task, with several loops for screwdrivers and the like. This is the place to put your putty knife, pliers, or scratch pad. It's narrowness and self-closing nature are perfect for tools, but would make getting small parts from the bottom difficult. The back half-height pouch is the smallest of the three areas, but still big enough for the small parts for your job or just those couple of little things you don't want to dig for in the extra large pouch. There is an exterior tape measure clip & an interior loop at the back edge for a pencil. What probably will get used a lot is the picture frame hinge with brace on the rear of the bag that allows it to stand upright on its own. It's all heavy-duty construction like the rest of the ToughBuilt line. This is not a pouch you probably are going to have hanging on your belt on a daily basis, but on certain jobs it's exactly what you want. (I recall the time I was working in a mechanical lift and installing roof heating lines and installing new hidden gutter hangers - lots of little pieces that this pouch would have kept organized and nearby) In the picture I was able without struggle to load up the large pouch with 2 18-volt batteries. For size purposes, a blue face cloth was folded and easily fit in the back smaller pouch. Great Pouch with stand - exactly what you need on certain jobs where you have to bring the stuff with you. Second, the ToughBuilt belt system is unique and I like it. The belt itself is wide for support and the big snap buckle makes connecting the belt easy. You can adjust the belt to length; directions and a metal clasp are provided to make the end of the shortened belt finished and smooth. There are a four D-rings on movable velcro connectors for a shoulder harness connection. You can also flip them over and use them as a D-ring attachment point, like for keys on a carabiner. The advantage of this belt system is you can easily and quickly and securely swap-in or swap-out holster or tool pouches. So rather than being stuck with a always attached Mega Supply Pouch, you can attach that component in seconds at the job. I ordered up a few extra belt connectors so I can always leave them on the belt in several locations. The additional connectors have two holes on the back side so they can be wall mounted; so the pouch or holder can be securely connected to its mate either in the van or the workshop when not on the belt. Great system - Wish they had this years ago....

TOUGHBUILT Mega Supply Pouch, Black is just what I was looking to get. I already own a Toughbuilt pouch for my drill and really like it. This one is built with the same rugged quality. Everything is reinforced and tough. It uses their clip system that works great. The pouch comes with a clip that can be attached to their tool-belt or a two inch wide leather work-belt. The pouch snaps on and off the clip and the clip itself also snaps on and off the belt. This means its off when you don't need it and slips on securely when you do, all with just a clip lock button. An important added feature is it comes with a builtin and tuck away stand to hold the pouch. So you can take it off and rest it upright next to you when working. Very nice. They have all kinds of pouches in their line that are interchangeable, but I wanted for my purpose just a big pocket, nothing much else. This belt pouch has just three pockets including on mega one. You can put your supplies in them or while working drop in your hand tool to get them out of the way. This is what I needed recently in doing a DIY project as was constantly reaching to rest my tools and needed something to hold them closer. This fits the bill and the main pocket is big so you can put all kinds of tools in there. Other tool-belt systems just aren't as versatile. Tougbuilt put a lot of thought into their tool belt/pouch system and its obvious when you use one.

Very strong and well made. Plus I love the clip lock system and it comes with both the clip and the mount pieces. Only con is I really wish that TOUGHBUILT would add more detail images so one could really understand what the item had for inner pocket; their sizes and shapes and so on; like a top view or 2!

This is a great pouch with a lot of extras I wasn't use to being a "leather guy". I'll start by saying that if you have the occasional need to remove a pouch (or maybe you haven't thought it was easily possible) it is quick and easy. With this, if you find that you work in awkward spots or positions, you can easily take the pouch of temporarily and set it down where you can still access what you need without worrying about stuff falling out or losing your tools/materials. The pouch has a little kickout on the back so you can prop the pouch up when you take it off and set it down, very helpful. In addition, not only does it have the typical 2-3 slots most pouches have (3 in this pouch) but inside the main pouch is additional slots for holding tools. For me, this was really helpful as I like to keep an extra screwdriver on that side of my hip sometimes, or pliers, the occasional chisel, or whatever else while still keeping screws, nails, or other materials in the main pockets of the pouch. Overall, this is a really helpful pouch and very well thought out by the manufacturer. If you're a "leather guy" don't pass up giving this an opportunity. I used leather for about 15 years and I'm impressed.

I have to say I really like this pouch. The fact that I can quickly snap it off and put a different pouch on is a plus. It holds its shape which is very helpful. Plus, when the need arises to place it down, it can be done while still being propped up for easy access. As an example, I was working in an attic laying down sheathing to be able to walk on, many times in the past when doing this in a tight corner, stuff would fall out of the previous leather pouches I would carry as a result of being in awkward positions. With this, when I'm in those positions, I just clip the pouch off and set it down - nothing dropped, no nails all over the place or falling into insulation, and when I'm moving away from the tight spot I can easily snap the pouch back onto the belt or move it over with me with ease. Very helpful design! Now, the only downside I've found with this is that with a pouch on both sides of the hip, it's wide. Quite a bit wider than a normal leather belt. When walking between frame I had to get used to really turning to ensure tools or the hammer wouldn't smack the frame, a box, or anything else. Not a deal breaker by any means just something to be aware of if you're a full time framer or working throughout homes while needing to walk through framing.

I wanted to update my tool pouch on my belt. This is a nice large pouch that fits many tools. It is solidly made with sturdy construction.It has a kickstand type back that allows it to be stood independently to access tools. It does have a clip system that is to allow it to attache to many tools belts. Unfortunately the clip was too small for my belt except for 1 small section. It is a large pouch which I feel was a little too big for my needs and will probably reserve for my larger renovations.

This pouch is LARGE but really nice to have. The clip to put it on the belt is not easily undone, which is bad for putting it on the belt, but great for making sure it stays on the belt. The clip on the pouch hold the pouch securely to the belt clip. It is very secure but comes off easily when you want to take the pouch off the belt. Once off, the pouch has a kickstand on the back to hold the whole thing upright. I prefer it this way if I am working on the floor. It has a hammer loop, tape measure clip, notepad pocket, a speed square pocket which I also use to put my drill/driver in, & a nice screw/nail pocket which stays wide open for easy access. Those are the notable pockets. It also has the various screwdriver, pencil, etc., pockets. Overall I think this thing is pretty awesome. This item is made in China

This is a pouch from Toughbuilt. At tool pouch system I recently replaced my old bags with. Each offers it's own belt clip. Which can be used w/ the tool belt or independently. Some have what is referred to as a "kick stand" to allow the pouch to sit erect for table top use. This pouch offers a roomy nail/screw pocket w/ many other smaller pockets for hardware or tools. An outside the pouch hammer holder that is the only downside for me. The holder being in the shape of a rectangle turns the hammer into my leg . Making rather annoying to have my hammer digging in or going behind my leg when on a ladder. Would still recommend as this is a tool system that allow a user to easily move pouches around and customize per the job.

The Mega Supply Pouch is very sturdy built and well made. The corners of the pockets are rubberized to prevent scraping off the corners quickly. The pockets are wide open and stay wide open without collapsing. The belt part opens to go around your belt without taking the belt off. Then it closes and can be locked to prevent accidental opening. The belt piece easily slides into the pouch part and stays there securely. The pouch can easily e removed from the belt and then place on a surface using the attached stand, which is a great help on the job. The only down side is that I wish that the pouch could swivel around the belt part to prevent spilling things when bending down.

I’ve been an avid DIY’er for over 50 years but never had a tool belt or belt pouch – always preferring to carry my tools in a plain bucket or small tool box. But there were times I wished I had a pouch that helped me gain quick access to small hand tools while I was standing on a ladder or in another spot where limited access made it difficult to get my hands on the tools or parts I needed. Old habits die hard, but I saw this product, and thought to give it a try. I’m glad I did. The storage areas are just large enough to carry a small assortment of hand tools, but not so large as to be dysfunctional. I like that it has large enough pockets to not only be able to spot the tool you’re looking for, but to easily grab it. The one exception was my hammer, which was an awkward fit because it lacked a deep pocket for the handle. It is just heavy enough when loaded that I will use it only selectively to tote my tools around (see picture), but it’s great as an “extra pair” of hands to carry my tools out into the yard, or up into the attic allowing me to use both hands for other things (like climbing the ladder or carrying building materials). The best feature is the quick attach/release mechanism (see pictures), which allowed me to attach the belt clip easily without the need to remove my belt, and to attach the tool bag to the belt clip with a quick placement. It releases just as easily with a thumb press. Folks that don’t normally wear a belt might have a problem, but for all the rest of us this system works great. The pouch has a fold-out feature that allows it to be stood upright (see picture), preventing tools from spilling out. The pouch is made of a heavy denim-like material, with close-stitching that inspires confidence that it will endure a long-life of holding sharp chisels, screwdrivers and punches without tearing, ripping or falling apart. I would recommend this to a friend.

With all new Contractors pouches this one is stiff because it is new. After a break in period this should be soft and pliable as a well worn one. I like the fact that you don’t have to throw on a whole tool belt to do a small job or for that matter a large job. This pouch has room to carry all of the essentials that you need but it is not as cumbersome as a belt with 47 pockets. I like also that it snaps right on your belt and away you go. It has plenty of room for all the tools you need. IT is big enough that you can change the tools that you carry to meet the need that you are working on. The nail pouch is big and you don’t feel like a monkey reaching into a coconut for a hand full of rice. Your hand gets in and out with nails or screws without getting caught on the pouch or dropping hardware everywhere. The hammer loop is strong and allows you to move the pouch where it is comfortable to carry. It comes with a fold out stand that if you wanted to stand the pouch up you could if you were working at one spot for a period of time, then just pick it up and snap it back on your belt. Very nicely made and very comfortable to wear. Good tool pouch to have when less than the belt with 47 pockets is not needed.

For years and years and years I looked at getting one of these contractors pouch's and I finally did it! It is so nice to grab the pouch and load up with all of the particular items needed for a project before beginning. The pouch stands on its own allowing simplicity loading and unloading. No more running in and out of the room and up and down the ladder because you forgot something, it's all there! I am very happy with the nice strong durable materials this pouch is made of. There are so many compartments to organize that makes your job so easy. Simply grab what is needed opposed to digging. I have to admit it's a little big for me and can become a little bit heavy but I am able to put as much or as little as needed. Not sure who was more happy about my purchase me or my little guys. I would have given this 5 stars if I was a little stronger and it was a little smaller. However for my husband or any of my 5 brothers this would be perfect!

Nice Framers Pouch... Very ridged & has large pockets for full 1 Lb boxes of screws or nails. One thing very Nice is the detachable belt clip which allows you to remove the pouch & set it down. They even thought about a picture style kickstand pull out which allows it to rock back a little bit & hold all the stuff without it falling over & dumping the screws or nails out. There are 4 pockets available, 1 large & 1 medium one & 2 good size front pockets for the screws & nails. The main compartment is large enough to hold a spare battery for the tool of your choice. Little details like a hammer loop and a nice metal clip to allow you to put your tape measure on with out a hiccup. Also inside have stretchy material in loops allowing a secured hold for what ever tool or carpenter pencils you might want to secure. All in all a great investment.

Best tool belt ever.. meets every expectations

Good price and functional for a variety of uses.

It works great for us and it recommended to all our new employee when we hire them