Occidental Leather 5590 XL Set da elettricista commerciale x-large
Occidental Leather 5590 XL Set da elettricista commerciale x-large
Brand:Occidental Leather
3.7/5
€
663.32
Fabbricato negli Usa. Sistema portautensili antigoccia. Funzione progettata per l'elettricista moderno. I portautensili specifici per le mani promuovono il massimo ritmo di lavoro durante il lavoro. Nylon/pelle.
Fabbricato negli Usa. Sistema portautensili antigoccia. Funzione progettata per l'elettricista moderno. I portautensili specifici per le mani promuovono il massimo ritmo di lavoro durante il lavoro. Nylon/pelle.
Age Range (Description)
Adult
Batteries Included?
No
Batteries Required?
No
Brand
Occidental Leather
Brand
Occidental Leather
Color
See Photo
Color
See Photo
Customer Reviews
4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 441 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Item model number
5590 XL
Item Package Quantity
1
Item Weight
0.15 Pounds
Item Weight
0.15 Pounds
Item Weight
2.4 ounces
Manufacturer
Occidental Leather
Number of Handles
1
Number Of Pockets
22
Number Of Pockets
22
Part Number
5590 XL
Power Source
Hand Powered
Product Dimensions
16 x 16 x 10 inches
Size
x-large
Size
x-large
Warranty Description
Limited warranty
3.7
11 Review
5 Star
86
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5
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1 Star
2
Scritto da: John McIntyre
Gorgeous, durable, comfortable, but dumb tool-pouch layout error!
First of all, I wear 34-36" waist pants. I bought the Large size and buckle up right in the middle of the belt. Perfect for adjusting up or down a hole throughout the day. Secondly, I refer to the tool pouch as a right-hand bag and the material pouch as the left-hand bag. Sorry to the southpaws out there. Anyway, here's my review: These are beautiful, high-quality bags. I hang them on the same pair of Occidental suspenders I've worn since I was a pre-apprentice. In my experience, a full rig like this is a major force-multiplier and major efficiency boost. The ability to carry a full set of necessary tools and a loaded left-hand material pouch saves so much time and energy and keeps my workflow and rhythm at full capacity. That isn't specific to these bags - but their quality and comfort ARE specific to Occidental products. I've used a full set of Klein's nylon pouches (totally shredded in less than 2 years), rough-out top-grain framer's bags, and Dead On and CLC leather "electrician's" tool pouches (both very serviceable, but with thin leather external screwdriver tunnels that tore at the rivets in the first 3 months, and useless hammer loops.) There are a few things on this set of pouches that disappointed me. The right-hand tool-pouch is a strange design that does not offer enough compartments/dividers in the main part of the pouch. My kleins, channellocks, and dikes end up slumping over instead of standing upright. The pouch is also designed for holding screwdrivers in loops around the inner lip of the bag, making the handles protrude higher than I personally prefer. I prefer keeping them jammed in low and not wasting time putting them in those loops. I also would really prefer to have the option to hang my measuring tape from a riveted metal bracket on my right-hand pouch, instead of the carpenter-style left-hand tape pouch above the main large pouch on my left-hand material pouch. Almost every electrician's right-hand tool-pouch has either a pocket or metal tab to carry even chunky 25' FatMax or Milwaukee tapes, but these bags (like my old nylon Klein pouches) don't. I've gotten used to being a left-hand tape holder; I just wish I had the built-in option to go on the right side too. Those two design flaws were very poor decisions on Occidental's part. They should have known their customer's preferences and habits. They should have followed the pattern of the standard electrician's pouch so that their customers could upgrade to these heirloom-quality bags without skipping a beat or going through any re-adjustment period. For that reason only, I have given these bags a 4-star review. Were it not for those workflow speed bumps, these would beg for the ability to give a 6-star review, because they are the Cadillac of pouches! Some cool and unique features of the bags include: One huge plus is the 4-space tip-holder on the tool pouch. I keep impact nut-drivers and a #2 Phillips driver in those slots for easy access. Keeps those tips handy and readily-accessible in awkward positions and low-light work areas, where digging for tips is a frustrating hassle. The left-hand pouch has a number of perfectly-proportioned little compartments for drill-bits, impact sockets, and additional drive-tip holders. Being thick, stitched leather, I feel safe keeping my 1/4" drill bits, 1/4-20 speed tap, etc., in them when doing lots of metal fabrication. The floating rear hammer loop with integrated pliers/snips holder is awesome for rough-in work. I keep my straight snips in there for hack-n-smash steel-stud rough-in. Lastly, the belt itself is just perfect! It is sturdy, stout, and evenly distributes the weight (which for me can exceed 30 pounds when carrying lots of dense material) and pressure across/around my hips and waist. It has not begun to roll up or fold over at the suspension points in the way that most 2" or 2.5" hardware-store belts have done after a month or two... Paired with my Occidental light-weight nylon-strap, leather-loop suspenders, I barely notice I'm carrying an extra 30-35 lbs on my hips for 8 hours a day. No back pain and minimal shoulder fatigue at the end of even the most rigorous days. If Occidental made regular keep-your-pants-up belts, they'd be the only belts I'd buy. If they made boots, I'd buy those, too. They make great-quality bags... I just wish they'd been a little smarter and stuck with one of the two standard "electrician's tool-pouch" layouts. I will probably go to a leather craftsman and have him add the missing features I listed earlier. After that, I will have the best bags in the world, and I'll look forward to handing them down to my grandson/granddaughter.
Scritto da: Redd Alexander
End Game Toolbelt FOR SURE!
By far the most comfortable and most effective toolbelt I have ever tried. I had a husky electrician toolbelt that was starting to rip and was just overall uncomfortable, I also had an AWP belt which was okay for a bit but would always bite me sides.. when I decided to invest in this toolbelt, it was the best decision i made by far! i recommend going a size or 2 larger if you decide to get the sheep wool pads which i highly suggest you do! My favorite part about this tool belt is that i have bit holder pouches where i put my 1/4 5/16 3/8 and Philips Extension bit. BUY THIS BELT!
Scritto da: ST
Solid Bags for Us Sparkys
I wish Occidental would separate the large pouch on the “fat lip” bags they added in the kit. I am going to figure out how to do it. I added the hip and back buddies to my kit and I have to say best bags I’ve owned quality wise, layout is going to take some getting used to as I believe my previous set (I’ve worn and replaced every year for @10years now... Gatorbacks) are the best designed bags pouch wise. If occidental could only come up with something close in the realm of electrical driven bags, they’d be the top of the line in every spectrum. These are going to need some tweaking to get right but for now I love the fit, I love how they’re a great handmade leather bag. I just don’t love the layout compared to my old bags. The seller however was lightning fast with shipping faster then Amazon prime!!! Thank you for the great deal and amazing shipping!! I will update with bag layout and ideas I came up with once figured it out.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
Best Setup Out There
These pouches are the best you can buy. Stop reading reviews and make the purchase, you will not regret it. I’m the type of person that researches everything and reads every review available before making a decision on a purchase. I’ve been in the trades my whole life and have went through sets of pouches every couple of years. I’ve seen occidental bags on job sites many times but couldn’t justify the cost to get myself a set. Was I wrong. I finally said screw it and bought a pair when my last set of bags was at the end of its life. And my only regret is that I didn’t buy them years ago. Tool bag has pockets perfectly sized and placed for everything l, and the fastener pouch has enough space to carry box connectors, couplers, screws, straps, and anything else I need to throw in there. I’m a Chicago electrician, everything we do is in pipe. So I carry a lot of tools, and the bags are heavy even without all the tools. I say that to say get the suspenders too. I can wear these bags with suspenders all day long with no pain or fatigue like I’ve experienced with other bags.
Scritto da: Reek
Let it Break in
Trust the leather. It's a durable material but it's very stiff at first. Once it breaks in , your tools are custom set inside their pouches
Scritto da: William Lujan
Occidental tool pouch 100% American Made
I have wanted an occidental tool pouch for many years but always put off buying one. I finally found the exact one I wanted and needed here on Amazon but the XL was only 1 of 2 available so I rushed the order and waited with anticipation. The tool pouch itself is everything I hoped for and I don't want to return it because of the low quantity and fear not getting what I want. So The advertised XL belt that was supposed to come with it and the tag on it that read XL was somehow changed with a Large belt. So the fit isn't what I wanted. After calling Amazon customer service they have taken care of the belt situation and I am once again a very pleased customer after all Thanks Amazon!
Scritto da: Hungry_J
Amazing belt, but sizing is smaller than indicated.
This is an absolutely incredible tool belt. Extremely well built, comfortable, and arrives partially worked in. My only issue is the sizing. I ordered the small because their recommendations is to either size your existing tool belt (didn’t have one) or use your pant size + 4”. I’m a 31, so I added 4” and got 35”, which is 1” more than the midpoint on the small belt. Despite that, when I got it the fit was on the second last hole, not closer to the middle. I would say you should add 5 or 6” to your pant size to get the correct midpoint. I got a medium Ranger belt and put all the panniers on that and the fit is perfect!
Scritto da: shawn
Could be better
Pouch is well built but could use some design changes Pros: Well built Quality leather Cons: (Tool pouch side) Tool holders to small for journeyman series tools. Screwdriver loops would be better against belt to improve access to front tools. Doesn’t have tape measure clip. (Parts pouch) should be all leather not canvas. Added divider in large part would be better. Small bottom 2 pouches are to deep to find parts at the bottom. Top pouch would be better offset instead of centered. Both side need handles for picking up the belt and to hold while put on the belt, leather is very slippery and hard to hold onto while putting it on. I added handles and installed a tape measure clip from an old pouch this helped a lot, I think I will be removing parts pouch and replacing with an all leather drywaller style 4 pocket pouch Overall quality built tool belt but they should talk to some small town real world electricians to get some input on how to improve this product
Scritto da: Connor Armitage
Great pouch! Game changer
True fit, the other guys were right when they said the pouch will be the best investment in the trade. Got a leather conditioner rubbed into it right away in all the pockets and tool sleeves. Softened up and formed. Within it was broke in and fit to me. Leather is of great quality.
Scritto da: Jarrett kushnir
Great quality!
Build quality is fantastic and the tool placement is great. Been holding up much better than any other pouch I've used before. My only complaint is no great spot for a tape measure or to put a drill. Despite those 2 minor grievances the pouch is absolutely amazing.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
Very sturdy.
Bought for my husband. Uses it everyday at work. He’s buy it again.
