MaxSac Tool Bags
MAXIMUM ORGANIZATION AND EFFICIENCY
MaxSac tool bags are built tough, able to withstand the job site so you know your tools will be safe and secure.
Our tool bags are the go-to for residential, commercial, and industrial tradesmen, as well as home hobbyists. If you’re a plumber, electrician, handyman, or just need a reliable tool bag for your garage or workshop, MaxSac tool bags offer maximum organization and efficiency!
FEATURES:
Rugged durable construction made to withstand job site conditions
20 exterior pockets, including 7 individual pockets to keep your most common wrenches organized
Plastic organizer bin for small hardware or electrical connectors that fits neatly in its own pouch with snap down flap to keep it secure
18 additional interior pockets for screw drivers and smaller sized impact bits
Accommodates 7 most common size 3/8 drive sockets, eliminating the need for a socket tray
Large open center area accommodates cordless drills or impact gun
Plastic sleeves keep the sides of the bag rigid so all your tools stay neat and organized
Dimensions: 18” x 11” x 9” (LxWxH)
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Front Exterior
The front exterior of the bag can be set up for all your wiring needs, starting with the organizer bin to keep your terminal forks and wiring connectors handy.
SUGGESTED WIRING TOOLS: Wire Strippers, Crimpers, Side Cutters (Dikes), and Cable Cutters.
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Rear Exterior
Rear exterior pouches can accommodate most commonly used pliers. The center pockets can be used for electrical tape and tape measure.
SUGGESTED TOOLS: Channel Locks, Lineman Pliers, Needle Nose and Small Channel Lock Pliers. The center pockets can be used for Electrical Tape and Tape Measure.
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Left Side Exterior
SUGGESTED TOOLS: Set of (7) Gear Wrenches or Combination Wrenches
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Right Side Exterior
SUGGESTED TOOLS: Level, Utility Knife, Small Crescent Wrench
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Interior
The interior of the tool bag features custom slots for 3/8 Sockets (deep or standard) along with a spot for your 3/8 Ratchet Wrench and 6” Extension. Small slots below are perfect for smaller Impact Bits or Drill Bits.
On the opposite side there are plenty of spots for all your screwdrivers and other common tools.
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Interior
The large open space in the middle provides plenty of room for a cordless drill, impact gun, electrical meter or larger hand tools like a hammer or small pry bar.
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Integrating the MaxSac into my day to day routine at work has increased my productivity a ton! I don’t waste time searching for tools because everything has its place and is easy to find.
-Mitch Steele, Elevator Apprentice
I’ve tried lots of other tool bags, but the Maxsac is where its at for all my projects at work and at home!
Matt Akeman, Elevator Apprentice
It starts with a great tool bag…
Hi, I’m Ed Estrada and I’m the creator of the MaxSac tool Bag. I’m passionate about helping people who rely on their tools to make a living to be more organized and efficient. It starts with a great tool bag.
I started out my career in the United States Airforce. As a crew chief, I was expected to maintain my aircraft and always keep it in top condition. I learned discipline and the importance of being organized with my tools. After I served my tour, I decided to come back home to the State of Washington, and I started working at a local mill. Due to my mechanical background in the military, I was able to get into their apprenticeship program and become a millwright. I learned many skills, including machine shop, welding, and metal fabrication. As my skills were developing, I was always trying to figure out ways to be more organized with my tools. In 2006, I decided to change career paths and I started my second apprenticeship to become a licensed Elevator Mechanic. I’m passionate about my job, and I’m always trying to find ways to be more efficient.
Over the years I’ve tried many different tool bags. I always end up being a bit frustrated and disappointed because the tools I need to carry don’t quite fit in the pockets and everything ends up in a pile at the bottom of the bag.
That’s when I decided to design my own bag.
I spent the next two years designing and developing the MaxSac. It’s the bag I personally use on the job, and I hope you will enjoy yours as much as I do mine.
The MaxSac is also great for the home hobbyist. One of my hobbies is restoring classic cars. Now I can be just as organized with my tools at home as I am at work. So, if you have a tool set at home for jobs around the house or if you are a backyard mechanic like me, you can benefit from having your tools stored in a convenient, well-organized bag.
Try out the MaxSac today!
