Klein Tools
Klein Tools PwrLine 3-Pocket Tool Pouch Cordura Nylon
Cordura nylon pouch with three open-top pockets fits belts up to 2 1/2 inches wide
- TypeTool Chests & Side Cabinets
- MaterialHAWA
- Cordura nylon resists wear in tough jobs
- Three outside pockets keep essential tools organised
- Open-top design gives instant access to contents
- Fits belts up to 2½ inches for secure carry
- Machine washable for easy maintenance
Three-Pocket Cordura Tool Pouch
The Klein Tools PwrLine pouch holds three outer pockets for everyday carry of hand tools and supplies. It slides onto a belt up to two and a half inches wide through open-top belt slots. The design targets tradespeople who want quick access without a full belt rig.
Cordura Build and Belt Mount
Cordura nylon resists abrasion while staying pliable in cold weather and comfortable in warm conditions. No break-in period is needed; the pouch forms to the body with use. Machine-washable fabric simplifies cleanup after dirty jobs.
Open-Top Limits and Chemical Notice
The open-top closure offers no retention for small parts when inverted or during vigorous movement. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for substances linked to cancer and reproductive harm. Users needing secure containment should consider additional fastening methods.
Highlights
- Cordura nylon resists wear in tough jobs
- Three outside pockets keep essential tools organised
- Open-top design gives instant access to contents
- Fits belts up to 2½ inches for secure carry
- Machine washable for easy maintenance
Specifications
| Brand | Klein Tools |
|---|---|
| Type | Tool Chests & Side Cabinets |
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What belt width does the 2 1/2 in slot on this Klein Tools pouch accept?
The belt slot fits belts up to 2 1/2 inches wide, so standard trade belts will slide in without forcing the pouch out of shape.
How deep are the three outside pockets on this Cordura nylon pouch?
Each pocket measures 11 inches deep, giving enough length for long screwdrivers, pliers or drill bits without them poking out the top.
What is the correct way to thread the pouch onto a belt so the pockets stay upright?
Slide the belt through the single rear slot from left to right, then cinch the belt tight so the pouch cannot rotate when you bend or climb.
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