GI Type Mechanics Tool Bag - ACU Digital

Canvas Mechanics Tool Bag

The Rothco G.I. Type Mechanics Tool Bag is a compact zip-top carryall for hand tools, modeled on the plain canvas tool bags long used in military motor pools. It keeps pliers, wrenches, a tape measure and small parts together in one bag you can grab by the handles and take to the job. This version comes in ACU digital camo, the pixelated gray, green and tan pattern of the US Army Combat Uniform. It suits the garage, the truck, the range bench or a camping kit.

Features

• Cotton Canvas Body — The bag is made from heavy cotton, a woven fabric that holds its boxy shape and stands up to tools being dropped in and pulled out.
• ACU Digital Camo — The pixelated pattern matches the Army Combat Uniform scheme, and the handles and trim are a solid gray-green to suit it.
• Full-Length Zip Top — A zipper runs the length of the top so the bag opens wide and you can see everything inside.
• Twin Webbing Handles — Two cotton webbing carry handles are stitched to the body and meet over the top for a balanced hand carry.
• Snap-Flap Front Pocket — An exterior pocket closes with a flap and two snaps, a good place for fasteners, bits or anything you need to find quickly.
• Interior Wall Pockets — Sleeves sewn inside the main compartment hold long tools like pliers upright and apart from loose items.
• End Pull Tabs — Fabric tabs at each end give you something to grip when pulling the bag out of a truck bed or off a shelf.
• Bound Edges — The flap and seams are finished with tape binding, which keeps cut canvas edges from fraying.

Build And Materials

Rothco is a commercial maker, and "G.I. Type" means the bag follows the pattern of the issue item rather than being army surplus itself. The body is cotton throughout, with a squared-off shape that sits flat when set down. It has no padding or rigid frame, so it packs down when empty and slips easily into a truck box, trunk or larger duffel.