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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Style
- Tool Bag
- Dimensions
- 18"L x 14"W x 7"H
- Weight
- 6 lb
- Color
- Multi
- Material
- Plastic
- Closure Type
- Zipper
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- Custom Leathercraft1539 Multi-Compartment 50 Pocket Tool Bag
Features 4
- STAY ORGANIZED: This tool bag from CLC features 50 pockets to organize all of your tools and accessories.
- SUPPORTS LARGE HAND TOOLS: This tool bag has a large center compartment to carry multiple power tools and accessories and separate outside compartments.
- SPILL PROOF TOOL BAG: Zippered side panels on this heavy duty tool bag prevent spillage of tools when carrying or storing bag.
- QUICK ACCESS TO TOOLS: Veritcal pockets keep tools in sight on this durable tool bag.
Description
CLC has been the industry standard for over 30 years through an unrivaled dedication to innovation, craftmanship, and quality.. From the Manufacturer CLC has been the industry standard for over 30 years through an unrivaled dedication to innovation, craftmanship, and quality.
Specs 22
| Closure Type | Zipper |
|---|---|
| Handle Type | side handle, shoulder strap |
| Number of Compartments | 50 |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Color | Multi |
| Style Name | Tool Bag |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 18"L x 14"W x 7"H |
| Item Weight | 6 pounds |
| Size | Multi-Compartment 50 Pocket Tool Bag |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Brand Name | Custom Leathercraft |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Warranty |
| UPC | 013027002094 782386298331 804904089440 094712894026 640026895152 013161026055 103309400158 044913093889 640024940526 012302036588 043978993981 804067208634 359386651390 809394448258 635665186051 084298015397 898029696089 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 97 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Manufacturer | Custom Leathercraft |
| Item Type Name | Custom Leathercraft1539 Multi-Compartment 50 Pocket Tool Bag |
| Model Number | 1539 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1539 |
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If you need a good quality large bag for lots of various tools at a great price look no further!
Style: Tool Bag
So I bought this bag as a replacement for the older version of this Stanley 518150M FatMax 18-inch Tool Bag Stanley Fatmax bag that had been a mess and overflowing for a while now. I use this bag to house tools and enough hardware and parts for small-medium sound and lighting installation/troubleshooting. The Stanley, while able to hold a lot and held up well, was impossible to keep organized as there were, for me, nowhere near enough ways to contain individual items. Tools would also tend to fall out easily as most of the pockets were external and not very tight. So the zippered pocket design of this bag seemed awesome. After doing my research this bag seemed like the best thing for the money and based on all the great reviews I bought it. Like others, I am impressed with the size and capacity of the bag, its fantastic build quality (excluding the shoulder strap) and the overall professional ascetic of the bag. If you have a lot of tools you need to organize and take out from time to time this bag is a steal for $60. For my use, I would consider it a good value even if the price were doubled. I will agree that the shoulder strap clip design is pretty poor. With a lighter load it seems fine to me but if you load it full, more than around 55 pounds, it will start to pop the clip open and the strap will probably fall off when you set the bag down. It sucks, but to me it's no reason to not purchase the bag. The way I see it, if you're carrying around a full bag with 50-60 pounds of tools and equipment in it to do paying work, the contents of the bag probably cost at very least around $500. The cost of a high quality $22 strap probably isn't really a problem. I just ordered the Veto Pro Pac Contractor Strap from Tech Tool Supply today, it seems like it has more durable metal clips and looks well padded. Below is a list and pictures of the crazy amount of stuff I've managed to pack into this bag so far. ------Main Compartment------ Fishtape Cordless Hammer Drill Cordless Impact Driver Battery Charger 2 Drill Bit Boxes 2 Driver Bit Boxes Extra Phillips Drill Bits Box of Assorted Heat Shrink Bag of Various Drywall Screws Bag of Various Toggle Bolts Box of Wood Screws Box of Lag Screws Washer Organizer Eyebolt/Screw Organizer Gaff Tape 225’ Spool of String Cable Tester Multimeter 2 Disposable Respirator Masks (not pictured) Jar of Nails Box of Small Concrete Anchors Box of Large Concrete Anchors Socket Set Hole Saw Set ------Side Pocket 1------ --Inside Half-- Course Metal File Fine Metal File Round Metal File Paint Spatula Short Steel Prybar Extendable Mirror Right Angle Ratcheting Screwdriver and Bits Universal Socket Bit Flexible Drill Extension 3 Right Angle Screwdrivers 2 Short Stubby Screwdrivers 3 Extra Small Screwdrivers 2 Small Screwdrivers 2 Medium Screwdrivers Small Screwdriver Set Wire Cutters Crescent Wrench Channel Locks Wire Strippers Small Wire Cutters Pencil Sharpie Punch Tin Snips Scissors Vice Grips Needle Nose Pliers Small Needle Nose Pliers --Outside Half-- Multimeter Probes Earplugs Outlet Tester 2 Electrical Outlets 2 Ethernet Couplers 2 XLR Female Connectors 2 XLR Male Connectors 2 NL4 Connectors 4 1/4 TS Connectors 2 1/4 TRS Connectors 2 RCA Connectors ------Side Pocket 2------ --Inside Half-- Short Hammer Stud Finder Soldering Iron and Solder 4 Nylon and Metal Spudgers White Electrical Tape Extra Black Electrical Tape Plumbers Tape Large and Small Socket Extensions Drywall Saw Folding Razor Blade and Extra Blades 12” Long 1/2” Drill Bit Assorted Bits of Wire 5 Alligator Clips 5’ of XLR Cable Plastic Bag of Assorted O Rings Zip Ties Assorted Sandpaper 2 Extra Small Plastic Bags Small Steel Brush 100’ Tape Measure Laser Measure --Outside Half-- Headlight Bag of Batteries Bag of Superglue 8 Various Single Gang Wall Plates ------Exterior of Bag------ Light Weight Work Globes Bag of Assorted Wire Nuts 9x12’ Plastic Drop Cloth Bag of Disposable Gloves Tape Measure Red and Black Electrical Tape 5 Flat Metal Brackets Roll of Metal Strapping 2 Small Flashlights Lighter 16” Combination Square 2 Large Long Screwdrivers 12” Level 3 Carabiners For best results - put some thought into how you'll use the bag and what items will be used together often. A fair amount of creativity and Tetris skills are helpful when trying to pack this full but if you can fit it - so far it seems like this bag will hold it. My bag currently weights 65 pounds but is manageable for me considering I only need to take it out usually at most a couple times a week but it's mighty convenient having just about anything I could happen to need on hand between this bag and an organizer I keep in my car. I highly recommend this bag! Update 3/26/18 - A few months later the bag is holding up very well. The only bad experience I've had is I was carrying it down a few steps and the buckle in the strap gave way and the whole, jam packed, 60+ pound bag fell and literally bounced and rolled a few feet in some grass. The bag is unscathed and is truly a tank. However, I purchased a Husky replacement strap for $20, (Husky 44 in. to 60 in. 1680 Denier Padded Shoulder Strap) which is very padded and heavy duty. I would still highly recommend the bag. Just be aware, as many other reviewers have said, there is a good chance the strap will break if you're carrying more than 50 lbs or so.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2018 by Adam
My New Favorite Toolbag!
Style: Tool Bag
Trying out a new tool box or bag system is always a very personal endeavor. I've tried a lot of different brands -Veto, Occidental Leather, Dewalt, Rigid, CLC, Husky - (I haven't quite gotten around to the Milwaukee Packout System yet) and a lot of different models and styles. What's been working for me lately are open top toolbags. I've been using a few CLC #1530's - one for plumbing tools, one for carpentry and one for electrical tools. I work by myself, so I don't have to worry much about my tools walking off from the open top type of toolbag, but over the years the collection of tools have grown pretty heavy so the bags usually remain in the utility truck. At the start of the day, I will typically fill my pouches or a Rigid "Milk Crate" with the tools that I will need for the day's project. As the project scope expands, I can end up making several trips back to the truck for more hand tools. At the end of the day, I usually have a crate full of hand tools that I may or may not be using the next day and should really be put back into the CLC #1530's. The problem that I've been having with the older CLC bags is that they are so packed with tools (some of which I don't use very frequently) that it's hard to tell where the tools are supposed to be returned to or if something is missing. Lately, I've been doing some repetitive apartment renovation and find myself using certain variety of tools on a regular basis. I'm still using a lot of tools - some plumbing tools, some carpentry tools, some electrical tools. I can't really part with the large collection of tools, but I can try to cut down on my having to look for a needle in a haystack (staring into the 3 bags) by keeping my more frequently used tools together. I expect the CLC 1539 to be my new "Go To" bag. This bag is huge. The organization reminds me of a large Veto Pro Pack, but I actually like the layout better. It also reminds me of the Milwaukee and Rigid Tech bags where it has plenty of pockets behind zippered flaps on either side of the "narrow" center compartment. The 1539 is on the heavy side, but it has a nice "build quality" - heavy duty fabric, great zippers, nice handles. There is padding on the bottom of the middle compartment, but if loaded with tools (power or hand) I feel like the bottom will be bowed downward and the fabric will be touching the ground before the feet make contact - I plan to install a thin rectangle of plywood in that center compartment to help remedy this. The shoulder strap seems a little light weight, but the clips are heavy duty. The strap will probably last, but I doubt that it would be comfortable if you were to load up this tool bag with everything that you could fit in the 1539. With its 50 pockets, I am hoping to be able to load the pockets with some electrical, plumbing and carpentry tools and put a few 12v power tools (cordless drill, impact and oscillating tool), chargers, bits and blades and some safety gear into the center section. At the end of the day, I can put the whole bag into my cab and probably have room to store my empty tool pouches. This bag is as big as several bags on the market that have wheels. Ideally, if you had a ways to go from your pickup to your jobsite, you would want to put this on top of a rolling toolbox like the Milwaukee Packout, Dewalt or Rigid. Those toolboxes are like basic plastic boxes on wheels. I've looked closely at some of the soft sided toolbags (Husky, Milwaukee, Klein) with wheels an have been dissapointed with the layout and number of pockets. Even though you might be rocking different colors, the number of pockets and the well thought out organization will be worth getting one of these CLC 1539's. And if you just don't have the problem of too many tools, do yourself a favor and order the smaller CLC 1537 instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2018 by Roland
Huge, sturdy, does not lack for organization.
Style: Tool Bag
This bag was delivered last night, so I won't be able to give you a long term use review, but that's been done already a couple times for this product so I think we're good there. The quality feels excellent for a bag in this price range. Thick, sturdy material, stitching appears to be well done, zippers are heavy duty. There are two large pockets on either side of a cavernous main pocket. When unzipped, these pockets don't just flop open flat, but are held wide open yet not quite touching the table by a set of fabric "hinges" (for lack of a better term - maybe there is one but I don't know it!). Inside these pockets are a TON of smaller pockets to aide organization. They vary in size, but most hold quite a bit. One is holding my handful of larger 1/2" drive metric sockets, for example. Another, my entire set of ordinary metric box wrenches, sizes 10-19mm. The outside of the rear pocket (I guess it's the rear one because the other one has the CLC logo on it) has some rather large elastic loops sewn on. I'm sure you can think of a thousand uses for this - or not, and they won't get it your way. The strap is comfortable and with the pad on my shoulder it doesn't dig too much even when heavily loaded. I'm a back yard mechanic and bought this bag to keep my collection of tools better organized than the big orange box from home depot that's been holding things for me thus far. Breaking out that box and hunting for that tool that I know is in there somewhere was always a chore in itself, then I still had to get to the real work. I have no doubt this bag will make maintaining my motorcycles or doing some work around the house a little quicker and a little less frustrating.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2014 by S.T.
Great bag for the money
Style: Tool Bag
I'm a professional carpenter, currently working on a huge, high end custom home. I've had the bag for about a month and used it every day. Since I've had the bag I've done some framing, hung a few big exterior doors and have been mainly been doing stain grade exterior trim--cedar fascia and soffits. The BOTTOM LINE: this is an excellent bag for the money and is neither over nor under built. I really wanted a Veta bag and looked at them long and hard but decided not to spend that much. Pretty much everything I'd change on this bag amount to small but cool details that can be found on most of the Veta series but for about four times the $$. The bottom should be solid rubber or plastic...it does have four little plastic bumpers that keep it somewhat elevated above wet floors etc. The bottom of both sides should be about 3 or 4 inches wider and/or gusseted so that all the tools in the slots do not make it hard to zip (it still zips pretty well) and more importantly so you could put a few more long skinny items in the bottom with out it tapering to a non-useable space. That said, the main compartment is pretty spacious and is just right for a cordless drill/battery/charger, a couple of drill indexes, water bottles, a sushi saw, finish hammer, flat bar, safety glasses, and so on. The two zippered sides are why I bought it and they are well thought out and very functional--things don't dissapear like in a bucket bag and are easy to see and find. I dedicate one side to wood working specific tools and the other side to things like screw drivers, wrenches, pliers and so on. They hold quite a lot and have an adequate variety of shapes and sizes. Being able to segregate tools in this manner is very handy, and zipping them shut makes it much harder to loose things, helps keep the "honest people honest" and keeps them from filling up with sawdust etc. The elastic straps on one side are fairly lame and too small for a good sized level or saw...I haven't used them for anything yet, and its a shame they didn't make them as buckled straps that would be useful and trustworthy. I agree with other reviews that the shoulder strap is a bit light duty and will probably blow out, but I've just used the handles (burly) to carry it for the most part. OVERALL: well designed, well made, fair price, and way better than the cheaper models that aren't that much cheaper. This is a very functional compromise between a huge bag and several small tool totes.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2014 by daniel t shuteroff
Custom LeatherCraft 1539 18 Multi-Compartment Tool Carrier
Style: Tool Bag
I normally write reviews of products that most would consider delinquint or late! Submitting a review on the first day of ownership is not a fair review, as I see it! Now to make myself a liar! Not really, I qualify this exception! I ordered this bag so I could centralize and have ONE bag that will do it all! I received the tool carrier today(01Mar2013) and I am so impressed in its, design, quality and construction that I am breaking my own rule and giving this early review! The following test is NOT RECOMMENDED by me or Custom LeatherCraft(At least I don't think they would recommend it): Today I tried to pull the handles off the 1539 carrier, on several occasions! Be advised, I tried and for my own benefit, not the bags, I will try no more! I also loaded it with weight, olympic weights and lead, suspending the carrier by the handles for more than 20 minutes! Size - It is a big carrier! It is the size claimed and that is what I expected! Material - Tough, dense, should last a lifetime for the home owner and decades for the Pro! Zippers - High quality, well stitched, tightly interlocking teeth, smooth! Handles- Built as part of the whole package not an after thought. Lift capacity seems to be greater than 200lbs weight! Straps - As above! Layout - Extremely versatile, accessible and useable! Function- Provides a vast amount of storage and organization for virtually any kind of technician - Home Handyman to Pro Overall -Outstanding product that is untypically worth more than its cost! I will be using this carrier extensively over the next few months and will update this initial review with any pertinent data or findings, positive, negative or subjectively observational!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2013 by Amazon Customer
Very well made!
Style: Tool Bag
The instant this tool bag arrived and was unpacked, the quality of construction was obvious. I am currently filling it with new tools, piece by piece, and am always impressed by the strength of its construction each time I open it. Be warned that this bag, built as solidly as it is, has considerable weight to it empty, but not overly so. This is to be expected due to the great materials with which it is made. Inside each side flap are plenty of pockets for storing hand tools, secured nicely, with large, strong zippers holding each flap closed. The opened bag itself has plenty of room for a hammer and other larger hand tools, and could easily hold some smaller cordless tools as well. It's not a small bag, but because it is a bag and not a box, it tucks easily out of the way. I am very satisfied with this purchase and recommend it to anyone looking for a heavy tool bag that should hold up under plenty of use. Smaller, lighter bags are good for carrying a limited amount of tools to a site where you don't expect anything more than the few tools you've brought. But if you need to be prepared for unexpected work, or know you'll have need for more tools, this bag should be an excellent choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2012 by Walt1124
Durable, hardy, organized, awesome!
Style: Tool Bag
Bought this as the case for my husbands firearms cleaning kits. Pre-made kits are too small. If you have several guns, you end up with a lot of different sized cleaning components. I wanted something durable that he could store them all in. He had various kits and items stored in a cardboard box before. It was unsightly, large, and cumbersome. I was able to get rid of the excess plastic holders for the various kits and organize all of the materials in this one big bag. All of the pockets, slips, and straps made it easy to organize the items. The large center of the case allowed for storage of longer/taller items like rods and spray cans. He loves it! All of his stuff is in one easily accessible tool bag that he can even easily transport carry with him. I want one of these cases for my tools now! I currantly have two tool bags, one for wood working and one for non-wood working. That isn't always practical. It would be nice to combine the two into one well organized bag. A CLC bag would work well. The CLC bag I bought my husband it very well designed and very hardy! I am extremely impressed with the quality and durability of the product!! If I were a contractor, this is the bag I believe I would want. I think it would stand up to the job better than any tool bag I have ever seen and better than lots of plastic tool boxes. Furthermore, it is way more functional. If you organize it well, you won't have to dig thru it for tools; you will be able to go right to the tool you want.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2016 by Francis Briarwood
You’ll only be sorry if you don’t buy it.
Style: Tool Bag
Great bag. Used one for 5 years as a traveling construction guy. We had crew if 10 we loved our bags. Finally bought a replacement
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2026 by Me