Custom Leathercraft 61-Pocket In & Out Bucket | CLC 4122

Carrienorr85: Bought as a father's day gift! Held everything he needed it to and then some. Perfect!!

United States on Sep 04, 2023

Ivan Wei: Finally having a tool carrier that allows me to carry both tools and materials, but with only one hand.

Its design looks very modern and professional. My customers are very interested in this bucket pocket.

Always could find a suitable pocket to hold different tools. The size is fit for the most bucket came from the big-chain tool stores.

Canada on May 11, 2022

Kali: Not really liking the size of the tool holes . Lost my best weeding knife already because the holes are too small and one has a big opening on the bottom ( do examine all openings before putting tools in ) For me as a tree and shrub pruner - garden care person, the single bucket worked better even tho my basic tools were jumbled together . I’m worried to lose my Felco’s with the lack of a good place to put them so they are back in the bucket or around my waist in a pouch,
I’m keeping it however as the yellow is bright and visible. I’ve lost the original packaging: May re gift to a carpenter who would use the little pouches ( drivers etc ) more.
I’m still trying to make it work well

Canada on Aug 02, 2021

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: Great product, extremely sturdy, lots of slots and cubbies to hold all the stuff I lug in and out of the gardens. As others have noted, there are staples to deal with, staples that were apparently forged in the fires of Mordor and applied by folks who were really proud of their work. There are four, two large ones right through the product and two smaller, yet still formidable, holding the tag on the top. Don’t try to pull them apart. The product will rip before these staples give up. Use a heavy duty staple remover, a blunt knife, or a flathead screwdriver, remove them before you try to get the cubby open, and you’ll be fine. (Note to the manufacturer: How about another colour, maybe blue or red, or anything besides “I stole this off a construction site” orange and black?)

Canada on May 24, 2021

B. Duguay: There's another review saying this is too long for a 5 Gallon bucket. That reviewer must have been mistaken and used a 3 gallon bucket which may explain why the apron seamed to hang low for them. This bucket apron is a bit tight and I had to really push down hard to get it to finally fully seat. Once on, it's great. I would say, next to Home Depot's older bucket apron model (Husky), which is no longer sold for some reason, this one is very similar. The drill/driver holster on this one is smaller than the Husky model. I didn't like it at first because it would cause the trigger of my driver to depress. But with enough force, it seats in snuggly. I believe it's stretching a little to make a more custom fit which is good. Another thing the Husky had was lots of small elastic 1" driver bit slots mounted to the holster fabric. This one doesn't have that which is too bad. Lot's of great pouches. I wish every apron sold would have a metal 'loop' to hang a tape measure. For what I'm using this for, I didn't need it, but it should be on every one. Another thing the Husky had was a protector for the handle of the bucket to reduce fatigue on the hands. It wrapped on with velcro. So for the...

United States on Mar 22, 2020

Paul Day: This is an excellent tool storage solution.

What I don't like about typical canvas tool storage solutions is the pockets are too large. Small hand tools don't fit snuggly in large pockets so they fall out.

The CLC 61 pocket bucket organizer has a wide variety of pocket widths and depths allowing for snug secure storage or everything from small drill bits to large pipe wrenches. The drill holster is easily adjustable and very secure. Holds my dewalt drill with 5amp battery no problem.

If you don't have any tools crossing the threshold of the bucket opening you can snap a lid over top of canvas bucket organizer. I had to remove the gasket from the bucket lid to accomodate the extra space of the canvas.

Canada on Dec 28, 2018

Honeybunch: Dropped off this AM by the speedy Fed-X folks. A fair promo price. Fitted in a Kraft 5 gal. bucket, it looks just like a tool bucket is supposed to look, ready to go to work, with a bit of styling élan. Fabric material is sturdy, and the design is tough to criticize. Some give and take deciding what goes where of course, which is one reason why we now have a pair of tool pails: one bigger, one smaller. A Crain staple remover we acquired a while ago from A'zon came in handy to remove some big fabric packaging staples. This tool now has a home in an outer compartment. Although unsecure and a dust catcher as is, some users prefer tool buckets to tool boxes. Better weight balance when carrying, and things seem easier to find, with less fumbling. Vertical as opposed to horizontal storage Still room for bulkier once-in-a-while objects at the bottom of this pail.

Canada on May 10, 2017

VR: There are tons of positive reviews on this bucket tool organizer, and I would agree with all of them.
But let me tell you the things I was worried about this specific product.

There are tons of bucket tool organizers out there, from $10 to $100, so which one to choose.I wanted something that was heavy duty, ideally made out of canvas and perhaps even leather. I saw some 'bucket boss' organizers and they seemed like the material was a bit too much like plastic, and less like canvas. But they were definitely cheap. I saw some at Home depot and Lowes, and the quality did not impress me. The leather ones were too pricey, and the affordable ones were too cheap.

This Customleathercraft bucket organizer looked heavy duty, but I had no way to feel the material on the PC. So after looking around at the alternatives, I noticed that this was neither too cheap, nor too expensive and was not a re-badged bucket boss. From the picture, it looks heavy duty. So I took the chance.

What you get is an extremely sturdy, incredibly strong and well fit bucket organizer. The material is not as think as real canvas, but it is pretty close. I picked up a bucket from Home Depot for...

United States on Dec 27, 2011

JAIF: I have been a convert to the bucket organizing system for some time. I find it nice to be able to locate the tool I am looking for at a glance as the tools are tucked neatly into pockets on the insides and outsides of the bucket, not jumbled in a pile as is the case with most tool boxes.

This product can be found at Amazon for under twenty dollars, and makes a great gift to any handyperson on your list. I am sure there are other uses for this product besides tool storage-for example, office supplies, crafts, maybe even kids toys? I dunno...

The bucket organizer is a heavy duty 600 denier ripstop fabric tool pouch that slips over a standard five gallon bucket(You provide the bucket, but do not dispair-any home improvement store carries them, or you can usually get them free from a contractor or neighbor who has an empty drywall bucket out at the curb as trash. Heck, I have even seen them used as containers for cat litter and detergent!)

Slip this pouch over the bucket and you now have 61 pockets of varied sizes that can accomodate a wide variety of hand tools. There are even some covered pockets to protect more delicate stuff as well as a holster for a cordless...

United States on Dec 17, 2007