Stanley 1-93-330

Small but roomy bag for all sorts of things

Stanley bag 1-93-330 is designed for storing and carrying tools. It is relatively small (300x250x130 mm), even many handbags are larger. But, if you look, it turns out that this is enough for many people. The largest (main) compartment can easily accommodate a drill or screwdriver with spare batteries and accessories. It will even fit a standard 1.5-liter bottle of water or a thermos. And there will still be a lot of space for all sorts of hammers with keys or other more or less large tools. For small hand tools (like screwdrivers and wire cutters with pliers), special compartments and small niches are provided on the inner surface of the bag. Anything you don't want to throw into the main compartment (like electronics like a multimeter, wire detector or laser level) can be stowed in the front compartment. It, like the main one, closes with a zipper. On the back there is a flat compartment for papers or documents. There are ten different compartments and compartments in this bag.

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Some inexpensive work bags have a "shameful" quality, but this is not the case with Stanley products in any way. Here, despite the low price, everything is done to last. The bag is made of dense nylon (600 den). The seams are good and reliable. The handles are firmly sewn on. The zippers and hook-and-loop are of good quality. Although there is no rigid frame, but in the upper part (along the perimeter of the main compartment) there is a wire sewn in, due to which the fabric bag keeps its shape and does not fall off on its side if it is placed on the floor.

The Stanley 1-93-330 is a great choice if you need a nice little bag for storing tools that you have scattered around your house and garage, or for field work on customer sites. The only thing missing is a belt. In a handbag, despite the size of 12", ten kilograms of any "iron" easily fit, and I would like to be able to carry it on my shoulder, and not just in my hands.