Bucket Boss - Rigger’s Bag - Duckwear, Tool Bags - Original Series (60001), Brown

I love this! No fiddling with the zipper, it doesn't have one. Seems to be the same quality as the smaller briefcase version that I've been using for 20 years.

I have 2 of these bags (going to order a 3rd). I use these to keep my welding ground and stinger leads in which is over 120 feet of 2awg wire with ground clamps and electrode holders. The second bag holds my spool gun that also has a 30 foot whip and also a second 15 foot mig torch. There's plenty of outside pocket storage for f clamps and c clamps.

Makes working with tools very comfortable. The size ia perfect.

I like the pocket arrangement and the large center opening is great for those larger tools and random items you need for different jobs. The quality is fantastic, strong stitching and the handles are the right height off the bag for easy handling (even with gloves). The one thing that the bag lacks is rigidity when you put a variety of tools in the outside pockets but it’s not a show stopper. Overall I like the bag and would definitely recommend it. I work on a variety boats in the field and it’s great for hauling around my tools from boat to boat.

I have an old white one. I ordered a green/tan and a week later I ordered another one. They hold a lot of hand tools and are easy on my car’s interior. They last. Carry well and hold a lot of tools.

After a few years use i can say this purchase was not a good thing. The bag constantly folds up and falls over. I was expecting better for the price.

My husband says this bag is essential for any plumber doing residential work. He loves all the pockets to keep his tools organized and the bottom is rugged so the bag holds up for years

Great quality! Perfect size for me. I have two as I work on yachts. One for mechanical the second for electrical. Thanks for a great product.

This was purchased for my son. He says it’s perfect for his needs

I use several bucket boss products I've used the gate mouth bags and sawzall and whole hog bags for over 20 years some of the bags are over 20 years and they're still holding on use the bucket boss pail things for tools those I do actually manage to wreck but I usually takes me a few years to wreck one and that's by poking holes through it and jamming saws into it got a new rigor's bag using it for small pipe fittings and cutters seems to work well and the cord bag is Handy too so you're not always pulling everything out of the truck with the cord there are lots of other similar brands out there don't waste your money by The bucket boss