Carhartt tool roll, awesome.
Originally Posted by Originally Posted by [B
Sam D.[/B] 
Great Post & Idea... Just ordered me a Black one from E-Bags for
$26.94 Shipped
Great Post & Idea... Just ordered me a Black one from E-Bags for
$26.94 Shipped
http://www.ebags.com/product/carhart...oductads-plaid
Mine shipped today also,,, be here Monday.
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Last edited by Sam D.; Feb 5, 2015 at 07:14 PM.
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Here is a link to Amazon, they have the tool roll in black or canvas.
$24.99 free shipping as I'm a Prime member.
Bill
$24.99 free shipping as I'm a Prime member.
Bill
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PM sent. What I have is the 4 piece set of zippered holders or liners that lay on the bottom of the bags and are molded to fit. No tools just the bags.
The lid restrainers that they offer on that site are kind of cool. I have one that has a big single pouch that I like and also the one that has smaller compartments. I like the one big compartment best
The lid restrainers that they offer on that site are kind of cool. I have one that has a big single pouch that I like and also the one that has smaller compartments. I like the one big compartment best
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ok, I have looked at the Carhart tool roll, the Arsenal tool roll, and the Custom Leather Craft tool roll. The Carhart is the most expensive while the CLC is the least expensive. Reading the reviews of each I find most are happy with all three. My question is does the Carhart roll have pockets to hold sockets? I cant seem to tell from the photos.
The CLC roll has a stitched elastic band down the middle to hold tools in place while the Carhart and Arsenal bag do not. I like that feature. I also read many complaints that the plastic clips on the CLC roll were pretty weak and have a tendency to break. The clips on the Carhart roll look pretty beefy to me.
Some folks were complaining the some of the pockets were pretty much worthless in all three rolls as they were so small that only a pen/pencil could be placed in them. I am also wondering about how large the roll becomes when rolled with tools in them.
Not sure any of the above are deal breakers for me. The bag and the tools will be going in my saddlebags and will probably (fingers crossed) see very little use but I like the feeling of security of knowing that I have them if and when I need them. Hey, just trying to save my social security dollars! LOL!
thanks!
The CLC roll has a stitched elastic band down the middle to hold tools in place while the Carhart and Arsenal bag do not. I like that feature. I also read many complaints that the plastic clips on the CLC roll were pretty weak and have a tendency to break. The clips on the Carhart roll look pretty beefy to me.
Some folks were complaining the some of the pockets were pretty much worthless in all three rolls as they were so small that only a pen/pencil could be placed in them. I am also wondering about how large the roll becomes when rolled with tools in them.
Not sure any of the above are deal breakers for me. The bag and the tools will be going in my saddlebags and will probably (fingers crossed) see very little use but I like the feeling of security of knowing that I have them if and when I need them. Hey, just trying to save my social security dollars! LOL!
thanks!
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ok, I have looked at the Carhart tool roll, the Arsenal tool roll, and the Custom Leather Craft tool roll. The Carhart is the most expensive while the CLC is the least expensive. Reading the reviews of each I find most are happy with all three. My question is does the Carhart roll have pockets to hold sockets? I cant seem to tell from the photos.
The CLC roll has a stitched elastic band down the middle to hold tools in place while the Carhart and Arsenal bag do not. I like that feature. I also read many complaints that the plastic clips on the CLC roll were pretty weak and have a tendency to break. The clips on the Carhart roll look pretty beefy to me.
Some folks were complaining the some of the pockets were pretty much worthless in all three rolls as they were so small that only a pen/pencil could be placed in them. I am also wondering about how large the roll becomes when rolled with tools in them.
Not sure any of the above are deal breakers for me. The bag and the tools will be going in my saddlebags and will probably (fingers crossed) see very little use but I like the feeling of security of knowing that I have them if and when I need them. Hey, just trying to save my social security dollars! LOL!
thanks!
The CLC roll has a stitched elastic band down the middle to hold tools in place while the Carhart and Arsenal bag do not. I like that feature. I also read many complaints that the plastic clips on the CLC roll were pretty weak and have a tendency to break. The clips on the Carhart roll look pretty beefy to me.
Some folks were complaining the some of the pockets were pretty much worthless in all three rolls as they were so small that only a pen/pencil could be placed in them. I am also wondering about how large the roll becomes when rolled with tools in them.
Not sure any of the above are deal breakers for me. The bag and the tools will be going in my saddlebags and will probably (fingers crossed) see very little use but I like the feeling of security of knowing that I have them if and when I need them. Hey, just trying to save my social security dollars! LOL!
thanks!
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ok, I have looked at the Carhart tool roll, the Arsenal tool roll, and the Custom Leather Craft tool roll. The Carhart is the most expensive while the CLC is the least expensive. Reading the reviews of each I find most are happy with all three. My question is does the Carhart roll have pockets to hold sockets? I cant seem to tell from the photos.
The CLC roll has a stitched elastic band down the middle to hold tools in place while the Carhart and Arsenal bag do not. I like that feature. I also read many complaints that the plastic clips on the CLC roll were pretty weak and have a tendency to break. The clips on the Carhart roll look pretty beefy to me.
Some folks were complaining the some of the pockets were pretty much worthless in all three rolls as they were so small that only a pen/pencil could be placed in them. I am also wondering about how large the roll becomes when rolled with tools in them.
Not sure any of the above are deal breakers for me. The bag and the tools will be going in my saddlebags and will probably (fingers crossed) see very little use but I like the feeling of security of knowing that I have them if and when I need them. Hey, just trying to save my social security dollars! LOL!
thanks!
The CLC roll has a stitched elastic band down the middle to hold tools in place while the Carhart and Arsenal bag do not. I like that feature. I also read many complaints that the plastic clips on the CLC roll were pretty weak and have a tendency to break. The clips on the Carhart roll look pretty beefy to me.
Some folks were complaining the some of the pockets were pretty much worthless in all three rolls as they were so small that only a pen/pencil could be placed in them. I am also wondering about how large the roll becomes when rolled with tools in them.
Not sure any of the above are deal breakers for me. The bag and the tools will be going in my saddlebags and will probably (fingers crossed) see very little use but I like the feeling of security of knowing that I have them if and when I need them. Hey, just trying to save my social security dollars! LOL!
thanks!
After seeing this thread, I ordered the Carhart in black from eBags for 21.99 delivered using shoprunner for the free shipping. I am holding it now. The smallest pocket on it is about an inch and a half wide, and there are only a couple that small. They get larger as they go across.
In looking it over, I can't imagine it not holding all the tools I will need to carry, and I have no doubt that my shock air pump will fit in it too.
There are three socket pockets across one end, which is the end that rolls into the inside of the roll, and are closed via a Velcro flap.
This bag is very nicely made, and should last a lifetime. The clasps are heavy duty, and it has a nice handle built in for carrying when rolled up.
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guys check out this web site they have the solution for tool storage in the bottom of your saddlebags. I got these two years ago and can't believe how much stuff I can carry and the fit down in the bottom of your saddlebag very well. I am convinced that I could do some serious repair on the side of the road and these don't take up hardly any room in the bottom of your bag because they fit down along side of the hump where your bag sits on the support.
www.storagepouches.com/
www.storagepouches.com/
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