Reader and Toolmonger photo pool member poinographer posted this picture of his sweet new Klein leather tool bag. I’m jealous. I didn’t even know Klein made bags like this: simple, sturdy, handy, and easy to get at. Congrats on the cool bag, sir, and we hope it’ll see many a One-Beer Project in years to come!
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I wonder if I am the only one who read the headline and expected a much different type of bag…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klein_bottle
Not sure about that John, but Klein Bottles are uber kool.
Klein Bags are top notch. On Wall Street or the arm of a fashion model you can see some of their bags; all that have never seen a workshop. Their leather line is exceptionally sturdy, but no matter what they are made of Klein bags are built to last.
It looks like the bag will roll to either side. It must have a flat bottom or one would have to lean it on something every time they set it down.
The bag has a stiffened flat bottom with four metal “feet” on the corners.
I am “poinographer,” and I’m actually shocked to see this humble photo made it onto the blog!
Here is the website to order yours…
http://www.mytoolstore.com/klein/5115.html
Klein bottles are A+ cool. I’m going to have my students research them next week.