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Carrying two frequently used tools without setting them down speeds up every task on a construction site, in a workshop or across a maintenance route. The GRIPPS Dual Tool Holster holds a hammer and a drill, or two dr...
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Carrying two frequently used tools without setting them down speeds up every task on a construction site, in a workshop or across a maintenance route. The GRIPPS Dual Tool Holster holds a hammer and a drill, or two drivers, side by side so the right one is always at your hip. It clips onto any standard tool belt and stays put when you climb, crouch or reach overhead.
Each pocket is shaped to cradle the tool handle and balance the weight, reducing the swing that catches on ladders or scaffolding. The open-top design lets you grab and return tools one-handed, so you keep three points of contact on a ladder or keep your eyes on the work. Stitching is reinforced at stress points and the backing resists abrasion from daily contact with timber, steel and concrete surfaces. A tradesperson who switches between fixing and drilling all day gains back the seconds lost hunting through a tool bag or tool pouch.
Built from heavy-duty fabric with reinforced stitching and a universal belt loop. Suits commercial builders, sparkies and maintenance teams who need two tools ready at all times.
- Holds two tools simultaneously for fast changeover
- Universal belt loop fits standard tool belt widths
- Open-top pockets allow one-handed grab and return
- Reinforced stitching at high-stress points
- Abrasion-resistant backing withstands rough surfaces
- Balanced weight distribution reduces hip fatigue
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