Features

• Kevlar reinforced palms and fingertips
• Terry thumb
• Size: large

Reviews (10)

(...) work gloves
This is my second purchase of these gloves.They are the best gloves I have ever used.It truly feels like I am wearing no gloves at all.I purchased the first pair at another location for $....Good deal!

True Grip Haevy-Duty Work Gloves (EX-Large)
Some of the finest work gloves we've ever used.
In the lawn & landscaping business, this is a strong recomendation. We're ordering another dozen pair. Only thing that would make them better is, by the dozen.
Dennis F. Smith
Southern Charm Lawn & landscaping, LLC
Covington, LA

True Grip Haevy-Duty Work Gloves (EX-Large)
Some of the finest work gloves we've ever used.
In the lawn & landscaping business, this is a strong recomendation. We're ordering another dozen pair. Only thing that would make them better is, by the dozen.
Dennis F. Smith
Southern Charm Lawn & landscaping, LLC
Covington, LA ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Safety Equipment    2. Gloves    3. Work Wear    4. Clothing   

Editorial Review

Give your aching knees the rest they deserve with a pair of Bucket Boss Mojo kneepads. Mojo kneepads feature a nonmarring, nonslip surface, so you can wear them on any job site without worrying about slipping or damaging surfaces. Breathable, stretch-mesh straps and the patented DRYZ lining leave your knees cooler and drier even after a long day of work. The mesh straps also eliminate odor, so you don't have to worry about your kneepads smelling like dirty socks. Mojo kneepads are designed to stabilize your kneecap and feature Air-Gel padding, which provides an added layer of comfort and support. --Carl Thress ... Read more

Features

• Stable cap design provides added support
• Non-marring, non-slip kneepads
• Squishy-soft Air-Gel cushioning system
• Patented DRYZ lining absorbs sweat and carries it away
• Breathable, stretch-mesh straps keep knees cooler and drier

Reviews (4)

Good, could be better
Pretty comfortable, could use a higher strap. I noticed a little bit of movement due to only one strap. Very durable product and you can notice the gel it is very comfortable against the knees. Would get five stars if it had a second strap.

Junk
These knee pads are uncomfortable and when wearing them my knee cap shifts around on them.Not to mention that the plastic face slips on some surfaces.I decided to go with the cheaper knee keeper knee pads instead.They slip less and provide enough cushion for the price.

Great knee pads!
These knee pads work great. They fit very well and are actually comfortable.The hard plastic shell on the face looks like it will last a long time as well.I think its a real good buy. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Safety Equipment    2. Knee Pads    3. (Kneepads)   

Features

• Full elastic straps
• More comfortable than regular suspenders
• Won't slack or sag
• One size fits most
• Duckwear green color

Reviews (4)

Better than ordinary suspenders
I am one of those potbellied guys that needs a pair of suspenders to keep his britches up. Sidewinders are a great improvement! The design keeps the straps from falling off your shoulders as you move around. They are off to the side so the straps do not rub against your shirt pockets. With the clips on the side, they do not poke into you when you sit in a chair and they do not rip the seat in your truck. This is really a better mouse trap.

Alaskan
I loved this design of suspenders all the time I was in the military.I had never seen a civilian model before I bought these.They are even better than the military version.The best feature of these suspenders is that when nature calls in the woods, you can drop your trou' without loosing the ends of your suspenders up over your shoulders.
These suspenders remain comfortable even when holding up water logged wool trousers.

Serendipity
The Sidewinder suspenders' design is the answer for a wide segment of the population of men that have difficulty keeping pants up and not exposing the top portion of their [rear] and suffering undue pressure from "normal", non-elastic suspender design on shoulders causing pain that radiates down... my husband was dubious when I asked him to try a pair for just one day of work - he's up & down milk tank ladders, in & out of his truck countless times plus he bags test boxes then lifts & arranges them in the truck bed...

We hitched him up and upon his arrival home that night he stated he was sold... the design works... no shoulder pressure or pain, in fact, he'd forgotten they we even there...

After about a week, I noticed that the toothed snaps were eating away the denim waistband, so I made two denim straps... each wraps around my husband's belt and works splendidly plus saves his jeans that extra wear 'n tear...

Thank you Bucket Boss!!! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Work Wear    2. Clothing    3. Suspenders   

Features

• Made of 600 denier polyester
• 10 pockets that hold most home repair tools
• Nail bags are formed with a continuous loop of interior fabric preventing bottom blowout
• Hammer loop and measuring tape pocket

Reviews (1)

Revised Review!
I own several products by Bucket Boss and find their quality of materials to be top notch. I am a handyman so I put these to the test.

I use this belt for my lighter work and when I am up on a ladder and need to be able to move around. I enjoy the ease of the clasp that this belt offers, it allows for easy on, and easy off application. The pockets are a little small but then again, I limit the tools I carry in this belt.

The one thing I do not like about this belt is the fact that you cannot carry a speed square in any of the pockets. Since a speed square is an invaluable tool for general work, this is a big pain. After my second time using this belt the clasp broke and I needed to return the item for an exchange, so far the second one has been working fine.

REVISED REVIEWThe buckle slips every now and then when I first put it on and lets go.Also, some of the stitching is coming loose where the pocket attaches to the apron.I may end up bringing it back, again, and asking for a new one.Overall I really like this little belt but I am getting tired of the poor quality.I have downgraded my original rating by one star. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Tool Storage    2. Tool Belts    3. (Toolbelts)    4. Work Wear    5. Tools   

Features

• Pouch measures 7 in. x 4 in.
• Beefy stainless steel belt clip
• Abrasion resistant fabric
• Two 4.5 in. deep pockets
• Two elastic channels

Reviews (2)

Great Drywall Aid
In addition to the drywall screw bag, you always need your pencil, razor knife, phillips screwdriver and black marker. This handy sheath hooks to the front of the screw bag or onto your belt to keep these items at your fingertips. Really worth
the cost!

Good option
For those who hate velcro, this is a great option to carry the "multi-tool/mag-lite" combo.The addition of the pen loops is an added bonus.The clip is also really nice as you don't feel like it's going to break like similar tool-packs with plastic clips, and it's easy to get onn and off your belt.

Durable and cost effective, overall a solid product. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Tool Storage    2. Tool Belts    3. (Toolbelts)    4. Cordless Tools    5. Tool Holsters   

Features

• Deluxe padded sculptured shoulder strap that's extra wide for comfort
• A 3 section case for tools, paperwork and a laptop
• Front section has room for file folders, cel phone, business cards, CDs, disks, pens and pencils plus there are two zippered pockets
• The fully padded middle section is specifically designed for laptops, cables, and cords
• The back section unzips to expose a plan/map pocket and is versatile enough for more tools, manuals or even a change of clothes

Reviews (8)

Nice Bag, Nice Rip, Poor customer service!
I really like this well designed bag, its large enough to carry notebooks, books and plenty of office related stuff while out and about. Unfortunately, I really DISLIKE the tear in the fabric that has developed on the side, adjacent to the shoulder strap. Not unlike another customer who has reviewed it, I also have sent a couple of emails to Bucket Boss Brand for information on repair or replacement and have yet to hear a word. So, although a great bag in design and function, I suspect that the material quality and workmanship is sub par and would advise consumers to find an alternate product. Surprisingly, I really do not mind the fact that the bag has developed a defect, of all the Bucket Boss products I have purchased over the years this is the first one that has let me down. What really torques my jaw is that Bucket Boss Brand no longer seems to care about their loyal customers or product quality.

Nice Breifcase
I am very pleased with this product. I have only had it for a few months but it seems to be very well constructed.

Bulky but useful
This is a very functional piece of luggage, which is good.It does feel a lot more like "luggage" than a "bag" or "briefcase" though, which is not so good.I work predominantly in Manhattan, so I am constantly walking around on busy streets, making my way through crowded subways, etc.The art and science of bag design is a big deal here.The blocky design of this bag makes it more awkward than a similar bag of a different type.It does hold a lot of stuff, I can fit my Makita 14.4 volt drill and charger in it, with enough room left over for plans, other hand tools, etc.The organizer section is a good thing, and useful, though like most other hybrid tool/papers bags, it has some "tool pockets" that fit no tool in my arsenal.The tape measure pocket works well, keeping me from forgetting one and looking like an idiot when I show up to do an estimate. The clear "plan window" is useless.If all the relevant drawings for your projects will fit in one 11x14 window, you probably can carry everything else in your pockets.
The color is dorky, but it makes you fit into certain client's fantasy of "a guy who knows what he is doing"
Some straps that would cinch it up narrower when it wasn't full would be a great addition.
It is probably perfect for someone who wants to organize the sea of papers that washes over the front seat of their truck.
Three stars is a little low, probably, it is not bad at all, and I do use it, but it is only average, in my opinion. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Job Site Office    2. Briefcases   

Features

• Made in USA
• Four compartments for organizing nuts, bolts, screws, nails and more
• Includes a drill bit sizer, pencil holder, and measuring rule
• Stacks 4 to 5 deep in any 5 gallon bucket
• High visibility yellow

Reviews (3)

It's Organization
This set of four stacker system, with four compartments each, has greatly aided me in trying to keep my shop organized with the various screws, nails and brads that I use in my craft business.Each compartment is labeled and I know that the exact item that I am looking for is in the "screw" bucket.It has eliminated the boxes of stuff from piling up on the workbench.

Better yet, when I go off to a craft show, I just take the bucket with me, and I know I have everything in hand that I could possibly need.Plus, when the supply of a compartment gets low, I know it is time to fill it up, rather than hunt through the various boxes on the work bench hoping that I have more.

A great "investment" and time saver for me.

Ingenious pieces of plastic
Although I am not too fond of the price that Bucket Boss is getting for these handy trays, I own about half a dozen of them.That's because they work so well!

The other reviewer pointed out the weight problem when over loaded.This is very true.

My buckets usually sit in my storage building full to the brim with assorted yet sorted fasteners.I can find what I am looking for rapidly by just lifting the stacking trays one at a time and giving a quick glance.

Very good system, just be careful
These plastic trays are very durable, and downright ingenious. The only thing is that if you get a whole bucket filled with trays, and all the trays filled with screws, nails, bolts, etc; the bucket will be incrediblyheavy for the average person. If it is to stay stationary in your shop orgarage, it is the perfect thing for you. If you plan on adding the otheroutside bucket tool organizer, and filling it with tools, with the fulltrays inside, and are going to work out of it, plan on one heck of a loadto haul. Just consider this before you go off and make a purchase. Otherthan that, bucket trays will provide years of durable service, and savehours of time in some cases in looking for the perfect fastener, or craftitem (yes, the whole family can use them for many purposes). ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Tool Storage    2. Tool Bags    3. (Toolbags)   

Features

• Cool nylon mesh back
• Kevlar fingertips
• Size: medium

Reviews (5)

Good quality, great fit
I purchased a pair of the True Grip work gloves, size Medium about two years ago and have been very satisfied with them.This was the first pair of gloves I've tried, other than the standard leather gloves you can buy at Ace or Home Depot, which never fit.I use these gloves when cutting firewood, cutting brush, hauling lumber, etc. and they have provided excellent protection and dexterity. Admittedly, I do not "make a living" using these gloves and use them only on a number of weekends a year, but they definitely meet my needs. Since I live in Houston and have a tree farm in south Arkansas, cold weather protection isn't critical for me.I also have small hands and found the medium size to fit just fine.In fact, I let my wife use these gloves last weekend and she wouldn't give them back, they fit her so well and provided protection.I now have to get another pair for her!

Dock gloves
I use these gloves when I am working the dock for fedex freight.They have kept my hands warm and allow me to look through paperwork without taking them off.I've only had them for 1.5 weeks but have had them to the test living in Central PA.I do recommend for a substitute to big bulky ski gloves or multiple layer gloves, but if the shoe fits, wear it.

Bob Fleck,
FedEx Freight Road Driver.

Not happy
Recently purchased a pair of Bucket Boss 88419644 True Grip work gloves (Medium). I have small hands so I ordered the medium size. These things are really small. I could hardly get them on. I wore them hoping they would stretch but they tend to cut off the circulation to my hands. No one has fingers as long as these gloves have. I pull them on as far as I can and there is still 1/2 inch more beyond my fingertips making it impossible to pick up even a pencil. There is no cuff at all on the gloves thus leaving a large gap between the cuff and shirt. In our cold climate, the main reason for wearing gloves in winter is to keep bare skin covered. These do not do that. The gloves are less than satisfactory especially for the price. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Safety Equipment    2. Gloves    3. Work Wear    4. Clothing   

Features

• 18 inch x 10 inch x 12 inch
• Large main compartment
• Rigid bottom protects tools
• Elastic end pockets
• Boss-tex ripstop fabric

Reviews (2)

Use your imagination!
This is one terrific bag!I haven't a clue how they produce such a well made bag at such a low price.Very heavy duty.
I don't have enough tools in my life to fill a shoe box and I am not a carpenter, so you know that I had another purpose in mind. In the 90's I had a Sony Prosumer shoulder mount video camera and I bought a generic carpenters bag ($55 & no pockets) to carry it.I recently bought a Sony PDX10 and needed a new bag.
Well this bag not only has enough room for my video camera it also holds my digital still camera, my laptop (to view my videos) and pockets to hold every accessory needed plus all my socks and underwear if I am travelling.If you have an imagination this bag is a worthwhile albeit small investment.

One Handsome bag
I bought this bag as a tool bag but it didn't get much use as one. After giving it some test runs with tools i wasn't quite sure how to fit it into my truck tool boxes. After bringing it into the house one day my daughterused it for a overnight bag and liked it. It works great for packing extraclothes for the little ones, and Daddy likes to show it off. Maybe some dayit will end up back in the work truck or maybe i'll get another one. Just awell built bag {for anything} ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Tool Storage    2. Tool Bags    3. (Toolbags)   

Features

• Extra capacity for bulky items
• 11 outer, 12 inside pockets
• 17 by 9 by 12 inches
• Constructed of 600-denier fabric
• Padded sides and bottom for protection

Reviews (4)

First one was a disappointment
I got the Gatemouth bag as a gift from my son two years ago.The bag looks great, has lots of pockets and sure seems strong.I use it to carry emergency tools in the truck of the car.I have not overloaded the bag.I was very disappointed when the stitching on one entire end panal failed and the bag literally fell apart.I've tried to find warranty info or company contact for this item but have not been able to find anything.The company is owner by Fiskars but I find no support for the Bucket Boss line on their web site.There's a possibility that I had a bad bag.I liked the bag so much while it functioned that I am ordering a replacement. I hope this was just a fluke.The design sure seems just what I need.The company really should stand behind the product though.
Caveat Emptor I guess..

Good but Pricey
Lots of space to accomodate stuff. Strong, lightweight and useful. But you can get a Sears version fo about half the price.

Three years and still going. . . .
I have owned this bag for over 3 years.It is way overloaded (so much that I don't even worry about zipping it up), and has held up very well.Only two small problems (due to my overloading): the clips that hold thestap to the rings on the bag broke, and the metal bar that holds the shapeof the main opening has come out of the end seam.This bag does hold a lotof "stuff."It has held up very well despite my abusing andoverloading (it weighs about 80 lbs with all my stuff.)Well worth thebuy! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Tool Storage    2. Tool Bags    3. (Toolbags)   

Features

• Belt for holster / pneumatic sleeve
• Rigid spine won't crush
• Buckle adjusts from both sides
• Fits waists 28 inch to 52 inch

Reviews (1)

Padded belt
I think this will make an ideal tool belt. Well worth having. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Tool Storage    2. Tool Belts    3. (Toolbelts)    4. Work Wear    5. Tools   

Features

• Stainless steel
• Needlenose pliers
• Wire cutter
• Crimper
• Standard/Metric scale

Reviews (2)

Fine product!
Who would not purchase this item??I use them for major events where it involves removing nails and staples off the walls, and also those tedious jobs that require screwdrivers.Fine item to have!

Great tool, but...
not the best for a surf fisherman.I really like the tool, and the one-handed snap-out of the pliers is really handy.Until, that is, a couple of grains of sand get in the tool.The little push-button latching mechanism does not like sand at all!For fresh water fishing this would be fine.Otherwise, I'm very happy with the overall strength and quality of the tool, and would have no problems recommending it for other use besides surf fishing. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. (Knife)    2. (Multitools)    3. (Swiss Army Knives)    4. Hand Tools    5. Multi-tools   

Features

• 27 outside pockets and 8 inside
• Interior stay-open hammer loop, tape measure pocket
• Big interior pockets to hold spray cans or larger hand tools
• Short pockets for easy access to small items like screw bits
• Made of water-resistant 600 denier fabric

Reviews (5)

Bucket Boss is da bomb!
If you don't have a bucket organizer you don't know what you're missing.Whether you have a counter full of cleaning supplies or garden tools a bucket organizer will save you time and keep at least one of your hands free for important things like your cell phone. :P

Bucket Boss is a quality item, and the perfect gift for your unorganized friends and relatives.

Bucket Boss 35
As a finish carpenter and contractor I have used this bucket boss for 4 years and it has replaced the tool belt and half the trips to the truck. I am happy to find the 35 pocket ... as I was not able to find it at the big box and hardware stores.

Worth every penny
Finally, I don't have to go out to my garage and search thru drawers and cabinets trying to find the tool I need. This product is well thought out and should last the average homeowner many years.It's a great time saver to have your most used tools in one portable unit and carry it to the project your working on.Also bought the bucket, yeah maybe they should include one or say it needs to be purchased separately, but it's worth 5 bucks to not have to clean the gunk out of a used bucket.

Overall, count me as very satisfied with my purchase. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Tool Storage    2. Tool Boxes    3. (Toolboxes)   

Features

• Holds regular or cordless drills.
• Retention strap, padded extension to protect leg.
• Multiple pockets to hold bits.
• Riveted stress points.

Features

• Hook rotates 360 degrees
• Stainless steel clip that is corrosion resistant
• Holds most cordless tools and nailers

Subjects:  1. Cordless Tools    2. Tool Holsters   

Features

• Guaranteed never to separate or come loose
• Lightweight axe with sheath
• Forged steel head
• Injection molded fiberglass around-the-head handle
• 23.5-inch length

Subjects:  1. Hand Tools   

Features

• Works with any Gerber multi-function tool
• Sheath designed to hold bits and your multi-tool
• Limited lifetime warranty

Reviews (6)

Works well, but how do you carry it?
This is a cool idea - allowing you to extend your tool usage immensely by adding any 1/4" bit to your tool.You can use torx bits, different phillips bits, slotted bits, star, square - you name it.

The carrier is really a nicely done piece.

The only problem is that my favorite Gerber multitool is the Legend 800. THis case included will only fit the pro scout and similiar tools.So, how do I carry it with my legend 800?

Also would be nice if there was an adaptor for sockets so that you could use small 1/4" sockets too.

How did I do without this thing before?
I purchased this multi tool while still working as a police officer.I can't tell you how many times it came in handy while working.Nothing earth-shattering, no great rescue stories, just something that was there every time I needed it, and did exactly what I wanted.Now that I'm retired, I still carry the tool around on my belt in the cordura case that came with the extra add-on tool kit.While I don't carry the extra tools anymore, I have found that a Swiss Army knife fits extremely well into the outer pocket of the double carry case and makes this an even more versatile tool.

Whichever way you buy it, with or without the add-on tool kit, it is worth the money and is definately something to have.

WORTH IT - IF you need to use odd sized screwdrivers.
If you don't need odd-sized bits with you, you won't care for this. If you do, then you won't know how you got on without it.

The real value of this accessory is a coupler that attaches to the end of the phillips part of your Gerber. The accessory comes with various bits, but if they're not what you need, the coupler holds standard bits. So, if you use odd bits in your line of work (say if you put laptops together) this can be endlessly useful. The little black rubbery bit holder keeps them all in line. The coupler also serves as a short extension to help you reach a little further.

Just like with anything on a multi-tool, if you are doing heavy duty work you probably want to use a full size tool. However if you are a roving technician or need to have an odd bit with you for that unexpected problem, buy this. My tool kit has gotten plenty of use. The slight added bulk does not bother me. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Hand Tools    2. Multi-tools    3. (Swiss Army Knives)    4. (Knife)    5. (Multitools)   

Features

• Serrated blade length: 2.625"
• Checkered fiberglass-filled nylon handle ensure strength, durability and a non-slip grip
• Weighs 1.3 ounces
• Light weight, smooth action and touch construction
• Limited lifetime warranty

Reviews (2)

Excellent everday knife
I first purchased one of these knives several (3 or 4) years ago, and that very same knife is in my pocket now.It lives up the the Gerber name, being a very high quality, lockback pocketknife.One of my favorite features of this knife is that it is very thin and barely noticeable when in your pocket.For those of you who like to have a pocket clip, mine came with a removeable one that fits into the landyard hole at the bottom of the handle.It does a good job holding an edge, I had to sharpen mine fairly often because of the heavy use it recieved.This is a very reliable, high quality knife, and I recommend it to anyone who needs a knife to carry every day for those odd jobs that pop up.

Worlds Handiest Pocketknife
I bought my first one over years ago; finally wore down the blade from misuse and sharpening.I immediatly got another five years ago and have used it for everything including cleaning several deer.This one is even better than the first. I own over fifty "using" knives, and other than the times when a fixed blade knife is needed, this is the one I choose and use. The quality of the steel and design are all out of proportion to the price. Get one, use it and enjoy a high quality knife that is easy on the pocketbook and easy to carry. PS: My "belt" knife is a Gerber tool. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. (Knife)    2. Hand Tools    3. Knives    4. Pocket Knives   

Features

• Size X-Large