Flightline Checklist Tool Pouch - Durable, Tablet/Tool Carrying Case (USA Made/Berry Compliant)

Introducing the 100% Made in the USA / Berry Compliant Flightline Checklist Tool Pouch! Designed by a 2W1 weapons loader, this pouch is intended to be the last pouch any weapons loader, crew chief, and other flightline maintainer will need. Modeled after the classic checklist pouches you may have seen in South Korea, the design was completely overhauled to make it compatible with the new GETAC tablets that are used on the flightline. The sewing and materials were made stronger, construction style and look was changed to ensure durability, and weak/fail points from existing pouches were eliminated. It was made clear to us that if we wanted something done right, we had to it yourself. So we wont confuse you with a new version of ready to fall apart pouches multiple times per year. Reliability is more important than sales, so we did everything we could to make sure this pouch will always be better than any pouch on the market. We are registered with sam.gov, have a 889 ready, and can sell you are units government purchase cardholder or resource advisor as well. This flightline checklist tool pouch comes with the pouch itself, belt padding, and a durable waist belt.

• Constructed with Durability: 100% Made in the USA, under compliance of the Berry Amendment. Built with high-quality materials, this tool pouch is designed to withstand rugged use, providing a reliable flightline pouch.
• --- 5 main pockets, with 1 being dedicated to securing and protecting your technical order (T.O) tablet. --- 8 elastic tool bands inside primary pocket. --- 3 external pen holders. --- 1 external water bottle or tool holder.
• Heavy duty belt and padding that will ensure a comfortable fit while carrying your heavier tools or tablets. The pouch walls are also all padded for increased comfort and protection of the equipment you are working around.
• --- Pouch Size: 6" x 10" x 11" --- Belt Size: 2" x 52" --- Belt Padding: 2.75" x 36"
• Stop wasting money on low quality/cheap pouches that fall apart every 3 to 4 months. Your pouch shouldn't be a consumable and should be ready to work as hard as you.