Comments on: Master Lock 7121TRI NonLock Storage Bag, 3-Pack http://www.identity-aware.com/master-lock-7121tri-nonlock-storage-bag-3-pack Prevent Identity Theft Sat, 26 Nov 2011 21:58:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: rkchin http://www.identity-aware.com/master-lock-7121tri-nonlock-storage-bag-3-pack/comment-page-1#comment-411 rkchin Wed, 24 Feb 2010 09:35:59 +0000 http://www.identity-aware.com/?p=280#comment-411 I ordered these pouches after an unbelievably long web search. Originally, I was in the market for a Klein black cordura ballistic nylon "zipper bag". I found one here on amazon, and elsewhere on the web, but with shipping, the bags didn't seem worth anymore. I searched again, and found something similar from a local art store here in nyc, but the problem was the material was too flimsy. My final search led me to these gems. <br /> <br />Originally designed to hold documents, and financial papers, I use these pouches mainly to store hand tools. For storing papers and documents, I would rate these pouches 5 stars. For storing tools, I give these pouches 3.5 stars. <br /> <br />The master lock pouches are made of one piece of heavy cordura nylon--not ballistic cordura nylon--sewn together at the side, and along the bottom. This is in contrast to Klein zipper bags which are sewn at the sides, with the bottom seamless. If you are like me and want to store a lot of tools in these pouches, you really don't want to worry about your bags busting at the seams, and having a bottom seam there in these master lock pouches is a bit worrisome. But on the bright side, these pouches (10 x 8 inch) are incredibly inexpensive. Three for $8.50!! can't be beat. One klein zipper pouch (12 x 7 inch) costs $12 in comparison. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Rating: 4 / 5 I ordered these pouches after an unbelievably long web search. Originally, I was in the market for a Klein black cordura ballistic nylon “zipper bag”. I found one here on amazon, and elsewhere on the web, but with shipping, the bags didn’t seem worth anymore. I searched again, and found something similar from a local art store here in nyc, but the problem was the material was too flimsy. My final search led me to these gems.

Originally designed to hold documents, and financial papers, I use these pouches mainly to store hand tools. For storing papers and documents, I would rate these pouches 5 stars. For storing tools, I give these pouches 3.5 stars.

The master lock pouches are made of one piece of heavy cordura nylon–not ballistic cordura nylon–sewn together at the side, and along the bottom. This is in contrast to Klein zipper bags which are sewn at the sides, with the bottom seamless. If you are like me and want to store a lot of tools in these pouches, you really don’t want to worry about your bags busting at the seams, and having a bottom seam there in these master lock pouches is a bit worrisome. But on the bright side, these pouches (10 x 8 inch) are incredibly inexpensive. Three for $8.50!! can’t be beat. One klein zipper pouch (12 x 7 inch) costs $12 in comparison.

Rating: 4 / 5

]]> By: Brian Oliver http://www.identity-aware.com/master-lock-7121tri-nonlock-storage-bag-3-pack/comment-page-1#comment-410 Brian Oliver Wed, 24 Feb 2010 08:06:37 +0000 http://www.identity-aware.com/?p=280#comment-410 These bags are perfect for keeping things organized. I carry a laptop backback around with me a lot. I also carry a multitude of other things in the backpack. I use a few of these to keep things together and they work great. A Sharpie works perfect on the blue material to label them. Plus, they're inexpensive, so you can't loose! Rating: 5 / 5 These bags are perfect for keeping things organized. I carry a laptop backback around with me a lot. I also carry a multitude of other things in the backpack. I use a few of these to keep things together and they work great. A Sharpie works perfect on the blue material to label them. Plus, they’re inexpensive, so you can’t loose!
Rating: 5 / 5

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