Occidental Leather - Tool Carrying Systems

Electrician’s Tool Pouch

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$57.92 $94.95 In stock

Category: Tool Bag

The Electrician’s Tool Pouch is a compact, belt-worn leather pouch designed for core tool access for electrical work. With 15 pockets and tool holders, it offers room for screwdrivers, pliers, and other essential tools—plus thoughtful details like a flashlight loop, electrical tape chain, quick-release tool snap, and a heavy-duty hammer holder.

Equipped with a tunnel loop mount that fits belts up to 3" wide, this pouch delivers solid on-belt performance without excess bulk.
Made in the USA.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

Wore this for a full day of outlet swaps and never once had to dig around for my linesman's pliers. The 15 pockets keep everything upright even when I'm crouched in a panel, and the belt loop hasn't stretched out at all.

Scarlett S. ★★★★★

I've been wearing this pouch daily on the job for two weeks, and the leather is already molding nicely to my tools. The belt loop holds it snug against my hip without flopping around, which makes a huge difference when I'm on a ladder.

Zoe ★★★★★

The 15 pockets actually hold everything I reach for—linesman pliers, three screwdrivers, my strippers—and nothing shifts when I squat down in a panel. The leather's broken in nicely after a month on my belt. Only thing is the belt loop runs a bit snug on thicker work belts, but it hasn't slipped onc