Klein Tools
Klein Tools 5482 Black Ballistic Nylon Tool Storage
Black ballistic nylon pouch with four open pockets holds screwdrivers and long tools on a two-inch belt
- Four open pockets keep screwdrivers organised
- Cordura nylon resists abrasion on the job site
- Belt slot fits up to two-inch belts
- Compact size stores longer tools without bulk
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
Tool pouch for belt carry
This Klein Tools 5482 pouch attaches to a belt up to two inches wide and provides four open-top pockets. The black ballistic nylon construction holds screwdrivers and similar hand tools within easy reach on the job site.
Belt slot limits pocket access
The open-top design and belt-slot attachment mean tools slide in and out quickly, but the pouch stays fixed to a single belt width. Longer tools fit in the front pockets, yet the overall depth of five inches sets a hard boundary on what can be carried.
Check belt width and tool length
Before ordering, verify that your work belt is no wider than two inches and that the tools you intend to carry fit within a five-inch pocket depth. The open-top closure offers no flap or fastener to secure contents during vigorous movement.
Highlights
- Four open pockets keep screwdrivers organised
- Cordura nylon resists abrasion on the job site
- Belt slot fits up to two-inch belts
- Compact size stores longer tools without bulk
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which pocket configuration should I choose for carrying screwdrivers and longer tools?
The 5482 pouch has four open-top pockets on the front that hold longer tools such as screwdrivers.
How does the 2-inch belt slot work when the pouch is loaded on a job site?
The belt slot accepts belts up to 2 inches wide and keeps the pouch secure while the open-top pockets give quick access to tools.
What does the California Proposition 65 notice mean for daily use of this tool pouch?
The notice states the product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm; it is a required label and does not describe a specific exposure level.
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