Wera 2go 4 Tool Quiver

Excellent build quality as expected from Wera. If you have not used Wera tools or products, then you are missing out. They might be a little more expensive than the usual off the shelf items from your local DIY store, however they will last basically forever!This little tool tote has a divider that is held in place by a number of velcro strips on the edges and allows you to create a number of different configurations inside the tote itself, or you can remove it completely and have one big open space to just chuck stuff in.The size and weight is perfect for quick to hand tools that are needed. Personally, I use this for all my structured data cabling tools that I keep together. Fits a lot more than you think inside. One other advantage is the strip of Velcro on the back to attach to the larger Wera 2Go series bags. You also get a small strip of Velcro to stick to a wall or another tool to attach to the back. (I have it stuck to my RJ45 Crimping tool pouch, so i just stick it to the back of the tote.)Overall, for what it costs, it is a very versatile little tool tote and interacts very well with the Wera 2Go tool system.Only had the bag for a week or so, so time will tell, but I have 100% faith that it will hold up to the test of time and battering it will most likely have at work.

Really like this just the job

I use a square open tote style tool pouch. My projects tend to be varied but are generally either electrical or woodworking/construction. Trying to keep enough tools for everything in one pouch was starting to weigh heavy so I ordered 2 of these and separated my tools into categories (see photos), keeping multi-category tools in the tote itself. The Wera Quiver sits neatly inside the tote and I just swap it out depending on the type of work I'm doing. When I occasionally might need both Quivers it's easy enough to take both with me.The only downside I can find with the Quiver is the handle is fixed in situ. It would be useful if it was loose riveted and long enough to swing out of the way under the bottom of the Quiver when not used. Perhaps Wera could include that in future designs.

If there's one thing that drives me nuts it's trying to find a screwdriver, chisel or other tools that always find their way to the bottom of my tool bag.I've tried various options, tool rolls, bags with external and internal loops and other similar methods, but these are not really practical either so I had to think outside the box a little and doing a trawl of tool storage, up popped these 'tool quivers'. The zig zag divider is perfect, splitting the square sided bag into five sections, and with a superb hard wearing construction, I'm now storing all my drivers, chisels, pliers, and other stuff that I could never find until I emptied everything else out using other methods in the quivers, blades down, handles up so I can easily grab them and best of all, they are ideal for putting inside my original tool tote type bag as well so everything is in one place and the quivers can be lifted out for use on specific jobs if needed.I've got one that holds screwdrivers and other smaller hand tools with the other one holding all my chisels and sharpening gear - Brilliant!Although these are part of a bigger Wera system, they are great in their own right as small portable tool bags.

Great little grab bagI keep mine handy to put a few tools in if I know that I don't need to take my box in to a job

Bloody useful whether used with tools or not. Great for storing and transporting stuff.

Perfect to add to my sons collection he is building for his electrical business

Not a great carry / storage for Wera quality tools. Their products normally have a lot more thought put into them. I get the open quiver style is preferred by most but they roll around too much for my liking.