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Timbuk2 Tool Shed Pouch

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The Timbuk2 Tool Shed holds tools in a convenient folding pouch. Or, if you like, it can be used as a toiletry kit.

5 slotted pockets are arranged in a row across the width of the pouch; nylon binding helps tools stay in place
Also features 1 zippered mesh pocket
Folds closed and secures with a rip-and-stick tab and bottle opener buckle

Imported.

Item 797684

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Timbuk2 Tool Shed Pouch Customer Reviews

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Timbuk2 Tool Shed Pouch

2.0

(based on 4 reviews)

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Attractive (3)

Cons

Too small (3)

Best Uses

Reviewed by 4 customers

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Sep

2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Great Idea, Low on Space

By nepbug

from Denver, CO

About Me Avid Traveler, Office Professional

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Pros

Adjustable
Rugged

Cons

Bulky
Too Small

Best Uses

Mountain Bikes
Road Bikes

Comments about Timbuk2 Tool Shed Pouch:

This goes with me when i travel with my bike. Like others have said, you can put a lot in it, but then you can't really roll it back up too much. It's made me prioritize my tools.

Mine always has my S&S wrench, a full set of hex wrenches, T-25 Torx wrench, Master Link Pliers, Y-Wrench, zip ties and a rag. It's pretty much at max capacity, but it's everything I can carry everything I need for assembly/breaking down a travel bike.

I'd recommend getting the large size for most people as it would be much more useful.

Jun

2010

(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

To Small

By jlpxc

from Central PA

About Me Practical, Stylish

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Pros

Attractive
Durable
High Quality

Cons

Heavy / bulky
Too small

Best Uses

Cycling

Comments about Timbuk2 Tool Shed Pouch:

I thought this would be a nice tool carrier to throw in my bike bag. I knew is would be to large to take on a ride but looked like it would fit any tools I might need at the trailhead. My pedal wrench and chain whip didn't fit. They were to long to put in a pouch and still be able to fold and roll the pouch up. Good idea just need new dimensions.

Mar

2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

Not what I was expecting

By rickybp

from Atlanta, GA

About Me Modern, Practical

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Pros

Attractive
Durable

Cons

Becomes too bulky when fu
Strap not long enough
Too small
Uncomfortable

Best Uses

Comments about Timbuk2 Tool Shed Pouch:

I bough this product because I thought you could attach it to a bike saddle. I quicly realized that was not the case. Then I put a spare tube and a few tools in, the ones I carry with me for on the road repairs, and this thing became so bulky that I couldn't close the strap. I love Timbuk2 (I own 6 or 7 of their bags & backpacks) but this product needs improvement. I am returning the Tool Shed Pouch.

Dec

2010

1.0

I want my money back!

By cclements

from Seattle, WA

About Me Avid Traveler, Office Professional, Urban guerilla

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Pros

Durable
Nice looking

Cons

Incapable
Insufficient
Small

Best Uses

Comments about Timbuk2 Tool Shed Pouch:

It's a great concept, this roll-up bag. However, if you put more than a few of the "flattest" tools in it, it won't close properly. Further, some cycling tools are too long for it. It needs longer and more accommodating slots, and a longer (possibly much longer) strap for tying everything up. This pouch was designed for a popsicle stick collector. Bad design -- any tool-lugging cyclist could have tried this out, leading to a far better product. Fail!!