Mod2 Pouches and Fidlock Closure System

pockets, you know what I mean? Then from there, like this is like your inspection kit, you know what I mean? You walk into a space like you have a couple of things you need to kind of like assess the situation. Uh and then when you come back, you might need to grab something that is more specific to your trade, whether you're an electrician or whether you're a carpenter, you can grab one of these. So these are the mod 2s. So this is the mod 2e for electrician and this is the mod 2C for carpenter. Um one of the big uh common failure points that I have seen so many times on tool pouches is this snap right here. Usually it's just like a push snap. And if that fails and you're on the job site and all of a sudden your tools hit the floor in a a client's house, like you're in for a penny, in for a pound. You have more work cuz you have to fix that now. So this is actually a Fidlock. It's a magnetic closure device. So, the the magnets basically go and hold that. The magnets basically bring the latches together and then that latch is actually rated for about 70 lbs on that one. So, your belt loop your belt's going to go through here. You can put this through your belt or you can actually loop it through that D-ring and then that's going to that's going to pivot to the center of gravity. You know what I mean? So, when you bend over to work on something, you don't have stuff falling out of your pouch. I like that. That's great. And then our fasteners pouch is also a fid lock. You just come down and you uh just a flick of your thumb and you're into your fasteners pouch. You can get something out of there, let go, and it's going to close on its own gravity. So, this is actually a pretty cool tool bag for a painter, even though you didn't specifically design this for a painter. So, I might I might know a guy that could make one, though. Yeah, I'll typically have like a five in one tool, but I typically have other types of knives um that I'll keep in