Dirty Rigger Small Tool Pouch for Belt

Dirty Rigger |
SKU: DTY-COMUTILV2
€9.84incl. VAT €16.62

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  • Ultra-compact storage. Clenched-fist sized belt pouch with heavy-duty elastic that contracts to fit its contents.
  • 6 screwdriver slots. 4 external open-bottomed and 2 internal screwdriver pockets.
  • Multiple pockets. Internal back pocket, expandable central pocket and 2 front-mounted pockets.
  • Magnetic closure flap. Shape-maintaining structure with a belt loop attachment.
  • Durable material. Ultra-durable 600×600 denier fabric; pouch contents not included.

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Small Tool Pouch for Belt

Our unique design provides essential tool storage in an ultra-compact space. Simply attach it to your belt and you’ll almost instantly forget it’s there. This clenched-fist sized pouch utilises every millimetre of space with heavy-duty elastic technology which constantly contracts to make the bag no bigger than it ever needs to be. With 6 screw-driver slots, 3 layered pockets and one expandable centre pocket, you’d be amazed just how much you can get in.

Pouch contents not included.


Features & Benefits

  • Compact expandable storage
  • Shape-maintaining structure
  • Magnetic closure flap
  • 4 external open-bottomed screwdriver pockets
  • 2 internal screwdriver pockets
  • 1 internal back pocket – 8 cm (H) x 6 cm (W)*
  • 1 internal central storage pocket – 8 cm (H) x 6 cm (W) x 5 cm (D)*
  • 2 front-mounted pockets – 7 cm (H) x 7 cm (W)*
  • Belt loop attachment
  • Ultra-durable 600×600 denier material
  • Unloaded size 14 cm (H) x 9.5 cm (W) x 5 cm (D)*

*Pockets may be narrower at the base/edge.

Ensure tools remain securely held in place at all times.
If using this item while working at height, you should ensure tools are adequately secured and could not become a ‘falling object’ hazard.


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