Klein Tools 5539NAT Zipper Bag, Canvas Tool Pouch is 10-Inch Consumables Bag for Storing Parts, Brass Grommet for Easy Hanging, Natural

Im frugal, so I have tried to find a way to use these that I bought in 2011. I love the longer (12) Klein bags, and similar canvas bags by other manufacturers, but the geometry of this particular design defeats me. I suppose they would be good for wire nuts, loose nails & screws, but they are frustrating for sensors, hand tools, and any part with any length to it. I finally have retired them permanently, alas.

Bag is nice condition, great for storing my Klein tools .. would recommend to others.

My son says these bags will out live him. High quality durable material and zippers.

Hi quality product. Very durable. I will be buying another one in the near future.

Anyone that knows the brand will tell you Klein has a reputation for quality. The electrician following they have garnered over the years might best be described as cultish. Some might argue that Klein has slipped recently as they have shifted some production overseas. This bag has origins deep in Kleins past and you shouldnt expect to receive anything but the best quality tool bag that has always been made. Just be aware that this is a heavy canvas bag with an industrial zipper best suited for tools and a hard working lifestyle. This is not an appropriate purse replacement for your girlfriend. The zipper can be a bit stiff until broken in. Try waxing the zipper with hard wax if that kind of thing bothers you.

Much smaller than it looks doesnt even fit a hammer.

The thin but tough blue canvas is stiff enough to hold its shape and sit upright. I gave it a few strong jerks and the stitching didnt budge or creak one iota. The zipper is heavy duty brass, stiff and overkill for a tiny bag. The teeth are rough and scratchy and in need of a good sand blasting. Judging from the shape and size of the bag, its perfect for storing small parts like screws, washers, etc., or small hand tools. Oddly enough, I bought this bag to stow an effects pedal and wall wart, i.e., Fishman Aura Spectrum D.I., I drag to gigs for solo guitar performances. And, indeed I can squeeze them in, but this bag is not ideal for that purpose. The brass zipper scratches my hand and gear each time I reach inside. Also, while the zipper runs the length of the top, the actual opening is much smaller due to the mammoth zipper head and extra stitching around the brass grommet. Basically its too tight for sliding in objects more than 75% of the zipper width, and my stuff barely fits. Thus I decided to use the bag for what it was designed for: storing small tools. Ive been keeping my guitar adjustment tools in a plastic bag. I dumped them in the Klein bag with killer zipper and put my Fishman Aura Spectrum D.I. in a

good to store stuff

Its an interesting concept, but I find them harder to get into and manage than the standard Klein Tools 5139 12-1/2-Inch Canvas Zipper Bag (also available on Amazon).

good bags