Features

• Works well with any Bucket Boss Brand tool carrier
• Textured non-slip top
• Air-cushioned
• Constructed of recycled materials

Reviews (3)

A variety of uses.
The Bucket Seat fits on top of a bucket like a lid, and makes for a comfortable seat. If you are going fishing or crabing, you probably already have the bucket, just snap this bucket seat on top of the bucket and it acts as a lid.

When using as a lid it does not provide a watertight seal, but it will keep your catch from jumping out of the bucket.

If you are camping and sitting near a fire, it is a good idea to have a bucket of water nearby, so why not use that bucket for a seat. Just snap the Bucket Seat on top of the bucket, and you have a good place to sit.

Great for a childrens playroom, just get a couple buckets, paint them to look nice, and snap the bucket seat on the top. You then have a place to store toys and a place for kids to sit when they are playing.

I bought 4 of these and have used them quite often.

A Great Way to Top It Off...
Okay, it's nothing to get really excited over, it's a seat cover for a bucket. It is "air cushioned" and slightly raised form in the center makes it more comfortable to sit on than a flat solid lid. It's great for fishing and camping, will store the gear and serve as a seat when not in use. It does not create an air-tight seal, but it does have a tight seal. Good enough to keep the items in the bucket when the canoe tipped over, but a tight enough seal to prevent the bucket from getting completely filled with water, actually only a little bit of water got in the bucket.

This seat cover is a great way to top off the accessory bucket that can be used for a large number of applications.

Bucket Seat Uses
Great for fishing and camping trips. Store potatos, onions, lemons, etc. in one bucket, dog food in another, etc. Bucket seat keeps everything dry and can use as seat around campfire. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Tool Storage   

Features

• Rolls up to store easily in small places
• Divided pockets organize and protect wrench sets, screwdrivers, tire gauges and more.
• Socket strip holds 3/8-inch or 1/4-inch sockets

Reviews (3)

Wish they still carried this
These tool rolls are great.I have several of them in the house, truck, boat and shop.The open end of the tool slots face to the inside so wrenches and screwdrivers don't fall out when it is rolled up.The draw strings on each end are a heavy elastic with a quick-tie so the whole thing stays together.I'm usually not impressed with these tool accessory pouches (because they fall apart and never work well in the first place); however, this one is heavy duty and much better than a small bulky tool box.

I ONLY WISH AMAZON STILL SOLD THEM!

so far so good
i just recieved this product the other day i have loaded it up and it holds alot. i bought it so i can have some place for hand tools in tool bag. the onlything is that i don't think the little spring clips will hold it shut very well. i would have prefered velcro or just a string

Tough as nails but spring clips are weak
Like all Bucket Boss products the fabric is tough and durable, while the roll looks as if it could hold a ton of tools. But with a full load of wrenches, sockets and other hand tools as soon as you hoist it up by the handle with any force, the weight of the rolled tools is too much and the roll starts unraveling. If you don't load it too heavily, it'll do the trick. I wound up replacing the weak spring clips with some heavier duty ones. ... Read more

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

Features

• 13 tools including knife blade and file
• One-handed opening
• Stainless steel construction
• One-year limited warranty

Reviews (3)

A lot for that price
I have one of these and I think it is a good tool for that price. Although it is made in China, it is not like those multitools you often see as promotional items or at discount stores. The pliers are very strong, The Phillip screwdriver is a very good one(unlike those from the other chinese multitools), The flat screwdrivers, the bottle opener, and the file are well made and strong. The only thing I do not like very much is the blade. Although it is by far better than those from other chinese multitools, it is not as good as, say, a genuine swiss army knife blade. Overall, this tool is a good value bargain at that price.

You get what you pay for.
There IS a difference between this chinese made tool and the more expensive models from Leatherman, Gerber, Schrade, etc. For one thing, the small tools are much too stiff to easily open from the handle. You have to raise the non-locking knife blade to lift the small tools slightly, then you try to pry the stubby tools open. It's easy to imagine slipping off the small tool and cutting yourself on the blade. Also, most of the hinges have a definite pinch point. Mine was repackaged for the return trip after only a few minutes. Apply the money toward a better designed and built tool.

Afordable & Convinient
The sliding up of the pliers beats them all. It doesn't hurt your hand when you squeeze. Also it's with in an affordable price for everyone! Thanks ... Read more

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

Features

• Twin hammer loops
• 30-foot tape pouch
• One size fits 20-inch to 44-inch waists

Reviews (1)

Great Deal
It was bigger than I thought.I know that this is one tool belt that I'm going to be using it alot because of its size and I know that it's going to last for along time because it's from Bucket Boss.I would recommend it to anyone. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cordless Tools    2. Tool Holsters   

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• 13 tools including crimper and wire cutter
• Stainless-steel construction
• Weighs 8 ounces
• Closes to 4.875 inches

Reviews (1)

a "must have" knife
I bought this knife knowing that it would'nt even come close to being as good as my leatherman. The first time I used it, I was amazed. I use it every day now. ... Read more

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

Features

• Padded double wall construction with back frame
• Lockable main zipper
• Internal tool organization pockets

Reviews (2)

Is this going to do the job for me?
I was provided a hard shell tool kit at work. I prefer a soft tool kit & having lots of tools and assorted items I wanted a toolkit that I could carry over my shoulder that would make it easier with the extra weight and leave my hands free to carry parts that would not fit (or normally carry) in my tool bag. I looked at Time Motion Tools, Techni-Tool, Specialized Products, Jensen & Black Box. All of these companies carried the soft toolkits, but the price everywhere was way too high for me. Also, they came in the breifcase format that left me without free hands & was harder with the heavy tools to carry. I found this tool backpack & one from Jensen (over $130). The Jensen model had flip out pallets, extra pockets on the outside and was bigger overall. The Bucket Boss was a bit smaller, had no flip-out pallets and had a removable extra toolkit on the outside (it comes with a shoulder strap to carry just this toolkit if you dont need all your tools). The cost & design made me go with the Bucket Boss Backpack. THE GOOD: This item is made of heavy material & the quality of design was great. This toolkit holds all of my tools & documents, while I keep my LAN tester and other CAT5 equipment in the removable bag. This makes it easier if I am just working with cables & it allows me to leave it at home/office when I am not using it (I love this, as my expensive tools and test equipment will not get lost if the backpack is stolen/lost). THE BAD: The tool pockets are all generic vs. other tool kits that have specific holders for tools (i.e. pliars) and they are not deep enough for my screwdrivers to go in tip down. I would have also prefered that the tool holders would have been on the back of the case (when you open the backpack up, the tool holders are on the side where the removable pouch is. The side that is close to you has straps for holding things down. THE MISC: The keyholder shown in the picture is not included. There is a keyholder in the removable bag though. You do have pleny of places on the back above the removable bag to attach keys & items in the d-rings. There is also a pocket behind the removable bag, but it would only hold paper or other thin items. The straps seem sturdy enough (my pack weighs 20-25lbs). This is a great buy for your money & it is cheaper here on amazon.com than any other place I found it. There are 12 interior tool pockets inside the pack & 11 pockets in the removable bag (the size of the pockets in the removable bag are varied while the backpack has just 2 sizes of pockets). You can carry many tools in this case, I even have a plastic tray that I carry inside the pack for connectors, screws & other loose items. One big plus is when traveling overnight, you can even carry your clothes in the backpack along with your tools to keep down on your total bags you have to carry. Overall, for a toolkit at a resonable price, this is an excellent main or travel toolkit!

the best
the bucket boss brand 06081 is the best buy 3 ... Read more

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

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• ATS-34 stainless-steel blade
• Low profile oval hold allows one-handed opening
• 3.5-inch blade length
• Weighs 3 ounces

Reviews (1)

Great Blade - Terrific Deal
ATS-34 steel holds an edge, is tough and stain resistant. Knives featuring ATS-34 blades can cost hundreds of dollars - not my idea of an everyday knife. The ATS-34 EZ-Out is the first production knife using this superior steel, and Gerber has ground and finished the blade to a high production level. It is an attractive knife at its suggested retail price ... At this price it is a terrific deal.

My first impression of the ATS-34 EZ-Out was surprise at its lightness. It opened smoothly and locked crisply. The handle felt thin - much thinner than my Buck and Case knives. My issues with the handle disappeared when I checked its edge. I've used it for a couple of weeks now - cutting up old cardboard boxes, working with leather, cutting nylon straps. It's still razor sharp.

This is not a comfortable whittler's knife. It is a serious knife that cuts when you need it, stays sharp, won't rust, and disappears into your pocket. ... Read more

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

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• ATS-34 stainless-steel blade
• Low profile oval hold allows one-handed opening
• 3.5-inch blade length
• Weighs 3 ounces

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