Husky 82079N14 Bucket Jockey

He loves it and we dont have to make a ton of trips down to the garage (from the 3rd floor) for tools. Everybody wins.

One of my favorite purchases.

very sturdy

Keep in mind this does not have a dedicated pocket/holster for a cordless drill, or hammer support straps on the inside. There used to be a version that had both but it may no longer be available.

Ive had mine for 3 yrs now. Some of the pockets blew out over time but I stuffed some cardboard in there and theyre fine. My only gripe is they stopped making the kid organizer for this thing. WHY?! THAT THING WAS AWESOME! It could be a stool or a seat. I kept sockets and nut drivers in there. Theyre are 1 or 2 other products that are similar but theres was the best.

This inexpensive tool organizer promises many large pockets, at least from the descriptions and the photo. Not true. I am returning it. It has 10 pockets from 2-3 inches wide and about 2 inches out. Each pocket has one more pocket stitched in front, but these front pockets have no depth by themselves. If the inner pocket is filled, the outer pocket is pushed flat. Although now I need to look for costlier organizer, I dont want to waste $17 on this. Inner flap has many narrow pockets but they also have no give so a screwdriver will be tight. Carpenters pencil or any small tools will not fit into them. Material and construction looks good.

Such a handy thing to carry to where you are working, be it garden, garage, or worksite. Holds a lot, and with the many, many pockets, everything has a place. My son loved his.

Good bucket liner. Heavy duty.

Even better than expected.

A couple years ago I bought a cloth tool bag from a big box store, put some tools in it, and then never moved it again. Guess that was my mistake. Went to pick it up about a week ago when I discovered it was cheaply covered plastic. The handle ripped off and the cloth pulled away. I had seen these bucket bosses years ago and decided to try them again. This is made with heavy duty cloth and fits a standard 5 gallon bucket without any issue. Tools galore can fit in various pockets youll find inside and out and if you can rip this, then you really abuse your stuff. Definitely cheaper than the bags and will probably last longer.