CCYKXA multifunctional tool bag, three-compartment tool bag, tool fanny pack, pouch for scissors and keys, for carpenters, gardeners, frame makers and roofers
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Description
Adjustable Height Design: This tool belt measures 10 x 4 x 20 cm and its height is adjustable, allowing it to accommodate a wide variety of tools for versatile use.
Multi-Compartment and Multifunctional Storage: Featuring Velcro closures, zippered pockets, and side straps, it allows for easy and organized storage of various tools and accessories, for a tidy workspace and increased efficiency.
Durable and Wear-Resistant Material: Made of high-strength nylon, it is robust and wear-resistant, with a soft, scratch-resistant polyester lining.
Multiple Carrying Options: Thanks to its hanging loop and belt loop, it can be attached to a belt, backpack, or tactical gear, leaving your hands free.
Ideal for everyday use, work, camping, hiking, outdoor adventures, and much more. A practical and thoughtful gift: This multi-tool kit is suitable for all ages and makes an ideal gift for loved ones or for your own personal use. Its versatility makes it suitable for a variety of professional and personal situations, including electrical work, organizing, woodworking, and DIY projects around the house.Features
- BrandCCYKXA
- Environmental certificationGlue Free label
- Warranty1 year(s)
- MaterialCanvas
- ColourBlack
- Height20 cm
- Width4 cm
- Length10 cm
- Weight0.5 kg
- Pcs per pack1
- Tool storage typeBag
- ManoMano ReferenceME99019492
- MMID446478094590
- Product codeML88060PJM
- EAN9197582716335
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