Customer Reviews

Ladder Boss 90201 Pro Tool Bag

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4 star:		(1)
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I'm a remodeler and this tool bag does the job for me. I carry everything I need in the bag. I carry my tools and supplies right up the ladder easy. I just installed a ceiling fan and put all my parts in the tool pouch. I finished the job quicker than ever before. I realized it was because I didn't have to spend extra time juggling tools and climbing back up my ladder. This is a great tool bag and I recommend it to anyone who wants to save themselves a ton of time. I like how it slides right onto the ladder with no hassles. The shoulder strap is a great idea. It's made work on a ladder much easier for me and my crew.

The ladder Boss tool bag has proved to be above and beond what I initially expected. Even though I only use it at home and occationally on small projects elsewhere, it has saved me numerous trips up and down the ladder which equalls time saved. I just finished copper plumbing my house and it was great taking the ladder boss up into the attic, on the ladder, under the sink and setting it on the rear tailgate of my truck. Thanks so much for inventing such a great product, and at an affordable price for not only the daily workers but also us home repair buffs!

I have used mine daily for over a year, I love it, I can take all the tools plus parts to do the job without getting down off the ladder. It is very well made, the only thing I had to change is the side stiffeners that hold the bag open to go over the top of the ladder, I used 1/4" plywood and the thin stiffener they supplied as the template.

like another customer I too ordered the Pro Tool Bag but received the std one. Amazon customer service was informed and promptly sent a replacement FOC. Unfortunately like the other customer I recieved the basic model again at which stage Amazon told me they would refund since ' the problem with this item is more widespread than we originally thought, we are not able to send another replacement.'

Admittedly, I haven't used this product, but it sounds like an invitation to safety hazards to me. The concept encourages taking a bunch of wieght, giving it a bunch of height and a bunch of leverage as you're trying to move the ladder without tipping, and not attatch is all rogether well.

This is probably excessively picky for 90% of uses, but give this to someone less experienced, and the danger increases. This looks like a helpful bag and I can think of times I could have used one, but please be careful.