Product Details
Tool Bag by MasterCraft Safety®. The MCS Canvas Tool Bag is made from a heavy-duty cotton-duck canvas material and is equipped with two convenient carrying handles and a bag strap for mounting to a door bar or chassis of an off-road truck if desired. Great for storing tools, jumper cables, tow-ropes, and wrench roll-ups, this durable tool bag features a reinforced construction ensuring years of use.
Specifications
| Number of Pockets: 1 |
| Material: Canvas |
| Color: Black |
| Height: 6" |
| Length: 17" |
| Width: 8" |
| Closure Type: Zipper |
Features
- High quality at an affordable price
- Expertly made from premium materials
- Built to match your exact requirementss
- Proudly Made in the USA
- Designed to help to get your job done right
- Manufactured utilizing the highest quality materials
- Built to provide exceptional levels of durability
Since 1970 MasterCraft Safety® has been promoting unrivaled safety and extraordinary comfort through its top-of-the-line seat collection. MasterCraft has vigorously stepped into the recreational off-road and racing industry with its innovative, 'out-of-the-box' approach to the anatomy of the automotive seating. The brand offers premium performance off-road suspension, race, UTV and recreational off-road seats. Each seat is crafted from mandrel bent and laser-notched. Founded on the tradition of expanding the racer and off-roader safety up to 100%, a reimagined seat design has made MasterCraft an industry giant who's been appealing to the needs of off-road and motorsports fans for nearly two generations. The brand was first to introduce a suspension seat providing extraordinary comfort and support like nobody has ever felt before for the off-road racing motorsports venture. This design has evolved to give competitors unmatched impact absorption and much-needed energy attenuation that make difference between 'life and death'. This has also been made for everyday street-to-trail recreational off-roaders who insisted on the same superb levels of comfort and fatigue-fighting ergonomics.