Bucket Boss Brand 54045 Rear Guard

Comment: I don't wear a full tool belt at work, but there are times when the gerber multitool on my belt and the utility knife in my pocket aren't enough. Maybe I'm working on a ladder, putting hogstrough up over a set, fitting some pipe through it, doing who knows what? This little guy is perfect for the job. I can put a wrench, a couple screwdrivers, some snips, and a sharpie in it and snap it onto my regular belt. Then I can stay at the top of the ladder without trying to balance my stuff on the top. When I'm done that particular job, I can take the pouch off, put those few tools where they belong in my tool bag, and put the pouch in there too. Maybe the next job I need wire strippers and a pipe cutter. Put them in the pouch, and up I go. I don't have to make room for a big work belt. This, combined with a tape measure and a drill holster (both clipped independently to my belt), and I'm pretty much ready to go. Everything else I can leave in my tool bag, generally speaking. I know some people need to keep a full complement of tools on their person, but if it seems like overkill for you, try this one out. It also has a solid flap on the back that can go in your pocket, if the belt clip doesn't work for you.

Comment: This pouch holds just enough tools, though the older model was made of sturdier material. I order two at a time because they do wear out in daily use. 5 of 9 electricians on my job use them. Some put it in their front pocket, some on a utility belt; some tuck it into the center of the back of their jeans.
Other pouches I've owned were too big or too small. Some were bulky and leather and didn't wear out much, except at the joints. This one is reasonably priced and adequately sized.

Comment: This really works well . I just slide it in my back pocket , slip the belt loop behind my belt bring it over the top and snap it . I was glad to find I could use this without removing my wallet . It sure beats using just your back pocket . You can organize your tools in this pouch which saves the time your spending now fishing around in your back pocket. Sometimes this is all I need depending on what work I'm doing . It doesn't replace your regular tool belt but it makes a great addition .

Comment: The Bucket boss rear guard is great. I bought it mainly for electrical work but I have been using it for everything. the main pocket is just big enough that I can fit my 10.8v makita impact in it. I love it when I am running wires in an attic. You can't go wrong for less than $10

Comment: I needed a small tool carrier and this really works great. Easy to put on your belt and holds a small flashlight, a multi-tool, a small screwdriver, a 6 inch adjustable wrench, and a small pair of channel locks.
Not too heavy on your side either.