“Finally have a place to put my tools, instead of just throwing them in the cupboard! Great quality zips and build material”
Buddy KP. Weekend DIYer
FIND THE TOOLS EASIER, FINISH THE JOB QUICKER
The tools you need, ready when you need them. Get the job done, pack up faster, and stop leaving tools behind.
LESS TIME SEARCHING. MORE JOBS DONE.
fits every tool you use every day
No more loosing tools, spending time finding what you're looking for or throwing it all in the garage or van after you finish the job.
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ZIPPERED POCKETS
18.5 × 10.6IN
OPEN SIZE
11.0 × 5.9IN
ROLLED SIZE
ONE
EVERYDAY TOOL KIT
WHAT OUR PEOPLE SAID.
“I keep my smaller hardware tools in it. Saves me going back to the main box so often”
Jake M. builder
“Keeps my car tools together, so I can start working instead of emptying the whole garage.”
Ryan C. Car Lover
“As a carpenter, I'm constantly switching between tools, this has been great for swapping in and out without loosing my crap”
Chris N. Carpenter
“I spend a lot of time building stuff outdoors and hunting, everything I need day to day comes with me in this”
Mark H. outdoor enthusiasts
“Keep my pliers in here, my trowels, spare strimmer wire. Makes everything much more accessible than going to the van every time”
Dan W. Landscape Gardener
THE DIFFERENCE IS OBVIOUS.
REGULAR TOOLBOX
Hard to find tools which adds time to a job
Bulky & takes up room
Annoying to organize
Adds un-needed weight
TASKPACK
Always know where everything is
Rolls up to save space
Quicker clean-up
Lightweight but sturdy
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Heavy-Duty Zip Pockets
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Money-Back Guarantee
QUALITY THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
BUILT TO LAST.
TaskPack is made from our patented Oxford cotton blend, with rugged zippers and water-resistant protection for the knocks, mess, and repeat use of real jobs.
EXTRA-DURABLE OXFORD COTTON BLEND
HEAVY-DUTY ZIPPERS
WATER-RESISTANT
FAQ's
Questions? answered.
Will my tools fit? +
TaskPack is made for a focused kit of the hand tools you use most. It has five zippered pockets, lays flat for quick access, and rolls up for compact storage. Check the size guide and fit images for the tools you plan to carry.
Does TaskPack come with the tools? +
No. TaskPack is the organizer only.
How does it work? +
Lay TaskPack flat to see and access your tools. When you are finished, roll it up and secure it for compact storage in a truck, van, garage, shed, RV, or workbench.
Is TaskPack water resistant? +
TaskPack is water-resistant for everyday damp conditions, drips, and dirty jobs.
What if it is not right for my kit? +
Try it on your own tools. If TaskPack is not right for your kit, send it back within 90 days for a full refund.
How does the guarantee work? +
We're confident you'll use the TaskPack every day and it'll be something you never look back on, if however it's not for you - simply send it back to us within 90 days and we'll refund you in full.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 2721 reviews.
Bought 2 since I'm on site every day and have a decent amount of tools, it fits more than I was expecting, the quality is good and zips feel like they'll last in rough conditions. Overall I am impressed, black color is best!!
Mechanic here, great for work - fits most of my tools that I use daily, makes it a lot quicker to find my crap. Would recommend
I was skeptical about a soft organizer at first. After packing tape measure, pencil, knife, bits, and drivers in it, I get the appeal. Everything lays out flat and goes back in when I finish.
My Jeep looks less cluttered, and I get through small jobs quicker. The roll keeps ratchet, extensions, pliers, a flashlight, and screwdrivers together instead of scattered around.
As a gardener, I do not need every tool with me all the time. I need the useful ones. This keeps wrench, blade tool, spark plug socket, and zip ties ready in the garden shed without taking over my space.
Last weekend I needed one small wrench for weekend projects. Normally that turns into ten minutes of digging through three different drawers. This time I opened the TaskPack, found it, and was done.
Not flashy, not complicated. Just a sensible place for small hand tools, zip ties, gloves, and a flashlight. For keeping basic tools close by, that is exactly what I was looking for...
Got one for my dad because he is always asking where his tools went. He packed small wrenches, tape, and repair odds and ends into it, keeps it in the garage, and has actually kept it organized. That surprised both of us. Pic of him working on the bike + using it!!
The best part is not having to hunt through a cabinet shelf for one little tool. I open the roll, see what I need, and get back to setup work before cutting.
Only had it for a week, but it has already been used twice. I grabbed it for boat trailer checks and had my drivers, spare fuses, wire ties, and a test light right there. So far so good.
A hard case was overkill for my situation. This holds small repair tools, zip ties, wrench, and cord and fits in the truck. Much easier to live with than hauling a box around.
I ordered it specifically for quick service work. The pockets make it easy to separate pliers, gauge, wrench, and a few repair parts, and it takes no time to roll back up when I am done.
What is in mine: test leads, cutters, drivers, and spare connectors. What is no longer scattered around: my basic tools. It is set up in the truck cab for quick diagnostics.
Bought this for the touring setup. I was tired of tools sliding around every time I turned a corner. It carries roadside tools and spare fuses without wasting the space I need for everything else.
Before this, my basic tools were living in a noisy plastic box. Now they are all in one roll. That has made trail repairs a lot less annoying.
I figured this would be another organizer I used once and forgot about. It was not. I put drivers, zip ties, tire gauge, and a multitool in it for keeping everyday gear together and now it stays under the rear seat.
Great use of a little bit of space. I keep it in the rear seat. It is one less thing to sort out before a job.
I bought it. I filled it. I used it. It does what it says. No more loose tools getting lost in a mixed-up tool bag. I reach for it without even thinking now.
The material feels tougher than I expected, and the zippers have been smooth. More importantly, it keeps ratchet, extensions, pliers, a flashlight, and screwdrivers together in the driveway.
A buddy had one in his shed and I finally understood the point. I picked one up, packed pruners, gloves, pliers, a small socket set, and a driver, and now I have the same quick access for mower and trimmer fixes.
I used to unload all my hand tools after a job, then spend time repacking them later. This stays ready with screwdrivers, hex keys, a flashlight, and spare batteries, so I can leave it alone until the next time I need it. So far it has been exactly what I needed.
Useful organizer for a focused kit. I use mine for repair gear for gates, pumps, and feeders and keep it in the feed room. It is doing exactly what I hoped it would.
I have plenty of toolboxes, but none of them solve the small-job problem. They are either too heavy, too full, or buried under other stuff. I loaded this with small wrenches, tape, and repair odds and ends and keep it in the garage. Now when I have house projects, I do not have to unpack half my life to find the basics. It is simple, which is why it works.
I keep reaching for this instead of my bigger box. For small builds, the tools I need are already packed and visible. It has become the grab-and-go kit. This has made the little jobs smoother.
Space matters when I travel with my tow vehicle. This gave me a compact way to bring drivers, spare fuses, wire ties, and a test light without sacrificing room for the rest of my gear.
It holds more than it looks like it should. I have small repair tools, zip ties, wrench, and cord in mine and still do not feel like I am forcing it. Good size for keeping a repair kit ready.
My wife asked why I needed another thing for tools. Then she saw adjustable wrench, drivers, tape, pliers, and a flashlight finally had a proper place to go after I moved them into this. Question answered. I have used it more than I thought I would.
Roll out. Find the tool. Roll up. That is why I like it for the jobs that do not need the full tool bag. It keeps the important tools from disappearing on me.
I was skeptical about a soft organizer at first. After packing roadside tools and spare fuses in it, I get the appeal. Everything lays out flat and goes back in the garage shelf when I finish.
My ATV looks less cluttered, and I get through small jobs quicker. The roll keeps ratchet, spare fuses, tools, and a small first-aid kit together instead of scattered around.
As a truck owner, I do not need every tool with me all the time. I need the useful ones. This keeps drivers, zip ties, tire gauge, and a multitool ready behind the seat without taking over my space.
Last weekend I needed one small wrench for keeping the camper sorted. Normally that turns into ten minutes of digging through a crowded storage compartment. This time I opened the TaskPack, found it, and was done.
Not flashy, not complicated. Just a sensible place for tape measure, pencil, knife, bits, and drivers. For quick punch-list work, that is exactly what I was looking for.
Got one for my dad because he is always asking where his tools went. He packed drivers, test light, ratchet, and a few sockets into it, keeps it in the garage, and has actually kept it organized. That surprised both of us.
The best part is not having to hunt through the truck floor for one little tool. I open the roll, see what I need, and get back to keeping the garden gear running.
Only had it for a week, but it has already been used twice. I grabbed it for weekend projects and had my screwdrivers, hex keys, a flashlight, and spare batteries right there. So far so good.
A hard case was overkill for my situation. This holds repair gear for gates, pumps, and feeders and fits in the utility vehicle. Much easier to live with than hauling a box around.
I ordered it specifically for house projects. The pockets make it easy to separate sockets, drivers, pliers, and a flashlight, and it takes no time to roll back up when I am done.
What is in mine: layout tools, bits, a small square, and pencils. What is no longer scattered around: my basic tools. It is set up in the garage for setup work before cutting.
Bought this for the boat. I was tired of tools sliding around every time I turned a corner. It carries small wrench set, tape, pliers, and a flashlight without wasting the space I need for everything else.