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Dealmonger: 50% Off Bucket Boss Tool Organizers

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

All-Spec is having a 50% off sale on over 30 different Bucket Boss® tool organizers (tool bags, tool rolls, aprons, etc.). Three examples are pictured above: (from left to right) the Bucket Boss 56-pocket tool organizer for $14.43; the Pro GateMouth Jr. tool bag for $14.59; and the 22-pocket duckwear tool roll for $7.35. I suppose it has to be noted: the tools, buckets, etc. shown in the pictures are not included in the sale — tool organizers only.

Prices are good until December 31, 2009, so this might be a good opportunity to pick up some Christmas gifts, or drop some hints for your wish list.

50% Off Bucket Boss [All-Spec]
Bucket Boss [Manufacturer's Site]
Pro GateMouth Jr. Via Amazon [What’s This?]

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Bucket Boss For Coffee Cups

Thursday, March 19th, 2009

What are you going to do with all those promotional coffee cups you have lying around?  You could actually drink coffee out of ‘em, but what could be cooler than wrapping a Bucket Boss Mug Boss around one and turning it into a workspace organizer?

It would’ve been even cooler if Bucket Boss had designed the Mug Boss so you could still use that 10oz mug to hold your morning joe, but the Mug Boss sports four interior pockets in addition to the eight exterior pockets — and you most likely won’t want Bucket Boss-flavored coffee.  Like most of their products, Bucket Boss makes the Mug Boss from their trademark high-denier nylon.

To get the Mug Boss you’ll spend between $3 and $6.  Of course the mug isn’t included, but who doesn’t have a spare coffee cup lying around collecting dust?

Mug Boss [Bucket Boss]
Street Pricing [Google]
Via Amazon [What’s This?]

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Bucket Boss Bag

Tuesday, March 17th, 2009

When I was sixteen and got my drivers license, my uncle gave me a gift that’s followed me for the last 25 years:  heavy-duty jumper cables, 20′ long and made of about zero-gauge copper wire. When my kids started driving I knew they wouldn’t appreciate such quality, so all the other “fleet” vehicles ended up with Wal-Mart specials that come in a plastic zipper bag and run less than $10.  I’ve noticed that those bags keep their cables neat and tidy, whereas mine are always getting caught around something in the trunk or the bottom of my bed box.  Bucket Boss’s Jumper and Extension Cord Bag has my name on it.

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