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Ryoken's Favorite Tool Bags

DrkZide said:
$7! Are you serious?


*runs to Sears*
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Indeed! They have a 300 piece mechanics set with ratcheting wrenches for 200. Its also a phenomenal deal, but I've got a full set already. (and then some). I thought about getting it anyhow- as I would then have a set for "on the road". :doah:
 
sweet.. thanks, always looking for more.... had to condemn one yesterday cuz it developed a big hole.. just ordered 3 sets...
 
ryoken said:
sweet.. thanks, always looking for more.... had to condemn one yesterday cuz it developed a big hole.. just ordered 3 sets...
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:haha: Whenever I see these bags, I think of you.. and your 20 bags.. I tried your method, it really does work- except when you have long tools that dont fit. I did find something that works really well for that though.

http://www.countycomm.com/satcom.html

(county comm is where I get all my tac gear.. lol). But this bag is very heavy duty. You can carry your breaker bars, pry bars, etc. I'd still line it will some kydex or some other plastic at the ends to prevent poke through after time, but its very sturdy.
 
hmmmm, cool...

I have 2 that are just long enough for the majority of my longer prybar, extensions, breakers, etc... i'm guessing they where originally sawzall bags... they work ok.. but thankfully, they sit in my vehicle most of the time and i just grab a tool out of em here and there... they seem to be holding up well... whereas my smaller rigging bags with stuff i use all day, bring on the boats and such, take a real beating...

oh, thanks again for the hook up! :bow:
 
Your more than welcome. Everytime I start to get lazy and not want to do stuff, I have this little voice in my head that says, "That damn Ryoken. He's freakin busting his butt 12 hrs a day at work, then comes home and works on his truck. Even when he was out with like broken bones, he would still find time to work on his truck. You are one lazy SOB."
 
:haha::haha::haha: thanks for the props.... :bow:

unfortunately with the back being beyond fubar lately, i haven't done sh*t for months, hopefully i can get that fixed up this winter and get back to pounding hrs... i'm ok with the recent lazyness, but i'm getting anxious to get back on the rig soon...
 
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