I have a few pairs of the cool twill pants that I wear in the winter. Built in knee pads are great and the pockets are just right for the amount of tools you would normally carry. Very comfortable as well. They are great for plumber and sparkeys.
Those look nice too. So many types out there. I like some parts of some bags and other parts of other bags. I think it may be time to break out the sewing machine and make my own.:thumbsup:
Just saying, I can pay for a new set of bags with one days work. Still had 4 other days to pay the bills and weekends if I needed. BTW that is how I buy things I want. If I want to get something, I do the work necessary to make the money needed to get it. I didn't say I let my family go hungry, the house go in foreclosure and the truck get reposed BUT I got my new bags.:thumbsup:That's some justification!
With that logic, I could buy anyting I wanted. Of course, I'd have to ignore that I had to eat that day, and that my wife and kids ate, and that we used electricity, water and other utilities, gasoline to get to ho's house, along with other related overhead. Oh, forgot to include the medical bills that never seem to end and the mortgage, car notes, insurance etc...
To each his own.
I know what you mean though about spending that kind of money these days. Trust me by no means does $400 come easy. I just feel that of all the tools we buy, the tool belt is the most important for me because it's on my body all day and needs to perform every minute that I'm working. As opposed to things like our hand tools that we use for a few minutes, then put them away. Or some days that we never pull out to use at all.
