Stronghold Tool Case

Sku: 9085

€108,95

✔️ 18 Pockets – Keep tools organized and upright
✔️ Leather-Lined Base – Reinforced for long-term use
✔️ Includes 2 Tool Shields – Added protection for sharp tools
✔️ USA Made – Built for precision tradespeople

Trusted by the trades for Over 40 Years

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*Tools not included. Shown for reference only.

All About the Stronghold Tool Case

It’s all about tool organization with this case, featuring 18 pockets and tool holders in a compact footprint designed to keep essential tools accessible and upright. The interior is divided by four rigid walls with a leather-lined bottom for extra durability and structure.

Includes 2 Oxy Tool Shields (Model 2003) for safely storing sharp tools like chisels or knives. A solid choice for finish carpenters, plant engineers, and anyone who needs efficient tool access on the move.

Made in the USA.

  • 18 Pockets & Tool Holders – For screwdrivers, chisels, bits, and more
  • 4 Interior Walls – Structured layout for upright storage
  • Leather-Lined Bottom – Reinforces durability and shape retention
  • Includes 2 Oxy Tool Shields – For sharp tools and safe access
  • Dimensions:

    – Main Bag: 9" W x 8" H

    – Outer Bag: 5.5" W x 5.5" H
  • Weight: 1.7 lbs
  • Made in the USA

Nylon Gear Care - Keep your nylon tool gear in top shape.

  • Brush off jobsite grit daily, wipe down with a damp cloth as needed, and let it air dry.
  • Occasionally shake out debris from the inside.
  • Avoid prolonged sun exposure and heavy chemical cleaners.
  • For stubborn grime, use mild soap and water.
  • Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Abrasions or Small Tears

Nylon webbing and trim are tough but not indestructible. If you notice abrasions or small tears, act early before they spread, especially in high-stress areas like seams, corners, and straps.

  • Make sure the area is clean and dry.
  • Seal it with nylon repair tape or a fabric patch, such as Tenacious Tape or Gear Aid. A small amount of construction adhesive or flexible super glue also works in a pinch on small areas.
  • For added strength, stitch over the area with heavy-duty thread.

Nylon Tool Bag Repair Policy

We don’t repair nylon tool bags. Once ballistic nylon tears or frays, it can’t be restitched to its original strength, and we don’t offer patching. We recommend replacing damaged components.

Fading

Nylon fabric can fade over time with sun exposure, and frequent direct sunlight speeds it up. Fading is not considered a defect.

  • All orders ship from our workshop in northern California within 1-2 working days after you place your order.
  • We'll send you a tracking number by email once your order ships.
  • Delivery times vary depending on your location and the shipping method you choose. * Estimated delivery times are not guaranteed.

International Shipping:

Please note that our pricing does not include VAT, import tariffs and customs duties. These will be collected by the courier upon delivery. Customer is responsible for these fees and any return shipping/customs charges if the delivery is refused.

We're happy to accept returns on new, unused, and resalable items. Please try on your belt at home, before wearing it to the jobsite. We cannot accept returns on used, worn or tool scuffed products.

  • Items must be returned in new, unused, and resalable condition, along with a valid RGA (Returned Goods Authorization).
  • Please contact us within 15 days of receiving your order to request a return.
  • Occidental is not responsible for shipping costs associated with returns or exchanges (unless it was our goof-up).
  • Refunds can only be made back to the original form of payment on the order.
  • A $25 restocking charge may be imposed on certain returns.

Exchanges: To exchange an order, return your item for a refund following the procedures listed above. Then purchase the new/exchange item(s) at your convenience. If you need help with the new/exchange order, let us know. We are happy to help.

See all the details about Returns & Exchanges here.

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