Klein Tools MODbox Tool Pouch, Electrician Bag, Quickly Attach and Release from Tool Belts and MODBox Rail System

Not the best clip broke as soon as I put it on my modbox

I had to return the item. It was a little bigger than what I needed. But it was a great product. Everything a electrician apprentice would need regularly had a place for it in the pouch.

I’ve been using a lot of brands but I like this one because I can bring more tools with me at the time of get the task done.

I guess it's my own fault for ordering these but the size is just FAR too big to hang on your belt. It holds a lot of tools and the quality is exceptional. But the size makes it not very functional as a tool belt. The tilting feature worked well but again. Too big to put on your belt.

Bigger than expected but very good material. Will last long.

Klein makes a lot of great tools and gear and their Modbox line is possibly their best collection of accessories. I wound up returning this pouch purely because it was too big and there weren't enough dividers or other ways to keep things stored vertically.If you have a chance, check this out in-person to get a sense of the actual size of it.I have a good amount of screwdrivers, cutters, plyers, etc. but they all just kind of wound up in a pile inside the pocket. The lip of the pockets is also too thick for clipping things like tape measures - and there aren't any alternatives unlike some of the other modbox tool pouches that include buckles or loops to carry those items.My last critique of this particular pouch is that the rigid rear panel is exceptionally wide (IMO). Which means that it can take up more space along a Modbox side rack than you may first suspect from the tapered top clip. If you hang it on the rolling tool box, it almost touches the ground. And it means that it creates some awkward proportions for moving around with it attached to your belt.

I like very much

Exactly as the title states: the belt clip broke the very first time I went to use the pouch- before I had even put any tools in it. It was was unweighted, and attached to the official Klein belt for this system.I've been migrating my tools from the last generation of Klein modular pouches to this most recent iteration. For the most part, I do prefer the new ones; the pouches generally have a somewhat smaller profile up by the belt, which helps when moving around in tighter spaces, I like the addition of the little lip you can use to raise the pouches off of the clip, and some of the pouches have a better layout than the previous generation as far as compartments.However, where the new generation completely loses is durability. Klein moved from solid, dense, and durable composite (or at least that's what they looked like) belt clips and locking mechanisms, to cheap, weak plastic. I imagine it was to make production cheaper, but it is by far the worst thing about these newer pouches.In addition to the downgrade in clip materials, the fabric from which the pouches are made is noticeably less tough as well. It took a long time for the fabric (for example: the screwdriver tubes/loops) on my first generation to stretch out and become loose. The new generation, though, took only a week or so.One last gripe is the range of sizes and layouts for these pouches. Klein, why do you not have an in-between pouch size? It is either small, which will hold my bare minimum tools (commercial electrician), or a massive pouch that sits 4 feet off of my hip, and lacks any smaller compartments for dividing or organizing tools and preventing them from rattling around or falling out.Klein seem to be phasing out the older style, so I guess for now I would say these are an "okay" purchase. There don't seem to be many alternatives except maybe ToughBuilt, and as long as the clips don't break, they usually get the job done.UPDATE: Changed rating to a 1 because the clip broke on yet another pouch. Insanely poor quality for the price.1.5/5 ⭐️