Polyester tool pouches have one or more pockets that open at the top to accept tools, parts, and supplies. Polyester resists abrasion and stains, dries quickly if it gets wet, and can stretch but return to its original shape.

Plastic tool sheaths cover sharp tools to protect against accidental injury or damage. Their pocket fits around the blade or body of the cutting tool. Plastic blocks out water and provides a hard, protective shell.

Leather tool pouches have one or more pockets that open at the top to accept tools, parts, and supplies. Leather resists cuts and punctures, won't crack like plastic, and is more durable than natural or synthetic fabrics to last longer and provide better protection for tools.

Polyester tool holsters hold tools of specific types or shapes. They are typically used with a single tool. Polyester resists abrasion and stains, dries quickly if it gets wet, and can stretch but return to its original shape.

Nylon tool pouches have one or more pockets that open at the top to accept tools, parts, and supplies. Nylon is softer, stronger, and more elastic than polyester but less resistant to water and stains.

Polyester tool sheaths cover sharp tools to protect against accidental injury or damage. Their pocket fits around the blade or body of the cutting tool. Polyester resists abrasion and stains, dries quickly if it gets wet, and can stretch but return to its original shape.

Leather tool sheaths cover sharp tools to protect against accidental injury or damage. Their pocket fits around the blade or body of the cutting tool. Leather resists cuts and punctures, won't crack like plastic, and is more durable than natural or synthetic fabrics to last longer and provide better protection for tools.

Leather tool holsters hold tools of specific types or shapes. They are typically used with a single tool. Leather resists cuts and punctures, won't crack like plastic, and is more durable than natural or synthetic fabrics to last longer and provide better protection for tools.

Canvas tool pouches have one or more pockets that open at the top to accept tools, parts, and supplies. They are made of densely woven natural fabric that resists punctures, tears, and abrasions.

Nylon tool holsters hold tools of specific types or shapes. They are typically used with a single tool. Nylon is softer, stronger, and more elastic than polyester but less resistant to water and stains.

Nylon tool sheaths cover sharp tools to protect against accidental injury or damage. Their pocket fits around the blade or body of the cutting tool. Nylon is softer, stronger, and more elastic than polyester but less resistant to water and stains.

Synthetic leather tool sheaths cover sharp tools to protect against accidental injury or damage. Their pocket fits around the blade or body of the cutting tool. Synthetic leather resists water, cuts, and punctures but is less wear-resistant and more rigid than genuine leather so it may crack or peel over time.

Plastic tool pouches have one or more pockets that open at the top to accept tools, parts, and supplies. Plastic blocks out water and provides a hard, protective shell.

Plastic tool holsters hold tools of specific types or shapes. They are typically used with a single tool. Plastic blocks out water and provides a hard, protective shell.