Bucket Boss Brand 54045 Rear Guard

Comment: I work in telecommunications and use my Bucket Boss Rear Guard almost every day. I'm able to store a set of diagonal cutters, needle nose pliers, flush cuts, wire strippers, phillips and flat screwdrivers, punch-down tool, and probably a few more odds and ends. It's very roomy.

I don't wear it my back pocket (as I think was intended), but keep it on the front of my right leg, snapped to my belt. It's replaced a "full-sized" lineman's belt (which I *never* used unless absolutely necessary).

I love this thing (and I've given several as gifts), but I'm on my second Rear Guard for a simple reason: a couple of my tools keep wearing holes in the bottom. The most severe is the front pocket where I keep a punch-down (impact) tool -- after a while, the fabric at the bottom seems to wear out. No big deal, really, since these things are pretty cheap; they seem to last me about 3-4 years.

Heartily recommend this tool pouch if you've got a handful (or pocket full) of tools you'd like to keep on you, keep organized, and keep out of your pockets. :D

Comment: I'm using this belt for holding telephone and network tools on a day to day basis. It hasn't given me any problems so far, the snap tab for the loop on th belt is holding with my tools. For around $10 i'm super happy with what I got. The only issue I could see is if this snap button came loose but so far so good. The people complaining about the bottom coming out of a $10-15 toolbag are idiotic. For the price you're paying try spending three to four times for a leather kit that will last for your expectations.

Comment: I just keep ending up with more tools, until i lose them anyway. I am a fan of using anything that saves time. It sure beats using just your back pocket . You can set up your tools in this pouch which saves the time your spending now looking around in your pockets. When I am doing a something fast, and dont want to carry all the boxes to the site, it pays for itself.

Comment: For those of us who pretend to know what we're doing, this tool pouch is great for carrying around the essentials. I keep it "stocked" with a screwdriver, pencil, measuring tape, utility knife and pliers, and it keeps them very handy. The snap is solid, and there is no worries about this thing falling off or apart. The little strap and clip on the front even make a handy loop to keep a claw hammer. (Probably not a good idea, but I did say I was pretending to know stuff.)

Comment: This item was exactly what the description promised it would be. Might have been better if the flashlight pocket were larger, but, all in all, it is what I wanted.