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Have been looking for an economy tool wrap for some time. Have plenty of decent but not special hand tools at home and did not feel like spending $350+ on a preassembled one. On the other hand the economy tool wraps on Amazon all look bulky and made from excessively heavy duty canvas, without the right internal organization. Finally stumbled on the goldilocks (for me) solution
32 Pocket Tool Roll Organizer - Wrench & Pouch Includes Pouches for 10 Sockets Up Bag Electrician, HVAC, Plumber, Carpenter or Mechanic from Rugged https://a.co/d/3emgcUD
Things I have in it:
10-21mm socket set, 6 point, 3/8 drive
3/8 inch ratchet and a set of extension bars
12 inch breaker bar
8-21mm box+open end combo wrenches
Allen key set
Folding knife
Multi tool
Philips and flat head screwdriver
Universal screw driver with bits for flathead, Philips, and Torx up to T40
Adjustable wrench
Vise grip
Needle nose and standard pliers
Duct tape and two gauges of bailing wire
Mechanics gloves
Wraps up nice and compact. In addition in the "cooler" in the back I have a 16 oz ball peen hammer, a hand saw, some rope, jumper cables, and a few other odds and ends.
Yes I am missing pieces to do a tie rod repair but I never go on anything beyond intermediate trails so unlikely to need it. I also run the Barnes tierod sleeves as a means of protecting the vehicle from my stupidity.
I am pretty much all set and out of less than $50 for the wrap and a couple of the pieces I did not already own. Works for me.
32 Pocket Tool Roll Organizer - Wrench & Pouch Includes Pouches for 10 Sockets Up Bag Electrician, HVAC, Plumber, Carpenter or Mechanic from Rugged https://a.co/d/3emgcUD
Things I have in it:
10-21mm socket set, 6 point, 3/8 drive
3/8 inch ratchet and a set of extension bars
12 inch breaker bar
8-21mm box+open end combo wrenches
Allen key set
Folding knife
Multi tool
Philips and flat head screwdriver
Universal screw driver with bits for flathead, Philips, and Torx up to T40
Adjustable wrench
Vise grip
Needle nose and standard pliers
Duct tape and two gauges of bailing wire
Mechanics gloves
Wraps up nice and compact. In addition in the "cooler" in the back I have a 16 oz ball peen hammer, a hand saw, some rope, jumper cables, and a few other odds and ends.
Yes I am missing pieces to do a tie rod repair but I never go on anything beyond intermediate trails so unlikely to need it. I also run the Barnes tierod sleeves as a means of protecting the vehicle from my stupidity.
I am pretty much all set and out of less than $50 for the wrap and a couple of the pieces I did not already own. Works for me.
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