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In our range you can choose between many different types of tool bags. We show you what is important when choosing and using them.

Instructions for use for tool bags

Tool bags allow quick and targeted access to individual tools, such as multitools or one-hand knives . When placing or attaching them, they should be arranged clearly and, if possible, in the order in which they will be used. Tools with sharp edges should be wrapped in fabric or a protective cover before storage. Otherwise, there is a risk that the tool bag will be damaged. Hand injuries can also quickly occur if knives and other objects are left loose in the bag.

Before transporting the tool bag, make sure it is properly closed. A practical carrying handle, if present, allows for easy transport. The inner compartments are suitable for storing smaller tools.

Which tool bag should be chosen?

Before choosing the right tool bag, you should first consider what you want to use it for. If you need to store a lot of tools, you should choose a larger model. Otherwise, smaller versions are sufficient. Then you might need the tool bag for an emergency kit when cycling, or you might want the model to be able to be attached to your belt (belt bag). Of course, the basic decision criteria are also influenced by the appearance.

The visual design of the tool bag is ultimately a question of taste. In addition to simple versions in black and grey, we also offer tool bags with camouflage elements. Due to the diversity of our range, you can choose between many different colour variants.

In addition to conventional tool bags, we also offer toiletry bags. These can be purchased in a wide variety of versions. The interior layout allows for orderly storage of hygiene items. These can be accessed quickly and easily after they have been sorted accordingly. This is especially true because most of these bags can be conveniently rolled up and hung up, so that everything is within easy reach on caravan doors or in the tent.

Questions: Tool bags

What should you pay attention to when attaching it?

Many of our bags offer a quick attachment option for MTS systems. Most of our backpack models also offer matching counterparts, so-called MTS fixing straps, to which such tool bags can then easily be attached. MTS is also often referred to as a quick-release system. Competing systems include KlickFix.

What materials are these bags made of?

Most tool bags are made of leather or sturdy textile material, often called Textreme. Hard plastic is also used less frequently, for example for axe cases, which need to be even more stable.