needing a finds pouch

Dflan83 · Nov 8, 2013

anyone ever used one of these harbor freight toolbelts as a finds pouch + propointer holder? http://www.harborfreight.com/12-pocket-oil-tanned-tool-belt-3452.html

Skwerly · Nov 8, 2013

I use the Bounty Hunter and it’s been really nice.

http://voices.yahoo.com/metal-detecting-bounty-hunter-treasure-bag-12091508.html?cat=24

not sure I’d use a tool belt.

biggziff · Nov 8, 2013

There's no reason that HF won't work fine for you. I'd say it might be a bit heavier than others out there like the Garrett, but it'll work.

hikerdude · Nov 8, 2013

Nope

I like a pouch on one side with two deep pockets.

Dflan83 · Nov 8, 2013

after looking at it a bit, I think it may be heavy. I just wanted something semi cheap to keep finds in as well as house my pp and lesche. The pro pointer and lesche both have belt attachments but I would rather have it all together vs a thousand things on the belt :P

here is another one that looks reasonable http://www.harborfreight.com/oil-tanned-leather-tool-pouch-47635.html

diggerdogjohn · Nov 8, 2013

I don't see why the Harbor Freight toolbelt wouldn't work. I use the Gattett and don't think I paid that much for it. I like it because it zips up. My propointer has a holder that came with it and I gust put that on the belt for the Garrett.

arw40 · Nov 8, 2013

I have the garrett pouch and it works just fine....It has nylon belt to loop through your lesche tool holster and then the pro pointer case loops on same strap on front of pouch...I also have my cell phone case clipped to front...all works great....HH

stinger · Nov 8, 2013

have a treasure king pouch got from new England detectors sell for $10 give you pic's tomorrow

gameoftag · Nov 8, 2013

I use these 2 together and I couldn't be happier.

BUZZ WILSON · Nov 9, 2013

gameoftag said:
I use these 2 together and I couldn't be happier.

I like this setup.

grandpawmoses · Nov 10, 2013

I cut the stitching on the loop of the lesche holster & replaced it with Velcro. Then cut the stitching on one loop on my Garret bag to make a larger loop.
Pic attached.
David

OverKill · Nov 10, 2013

I'd say look at some of the pouches at home depot. There's some nice fabric ( Cordura) ones that will make a nice finds pouch.

Heres a couple. http://www.homedepot.com/p/McGuire-...DM-039P/100634121?N=c2g6Z1z0uu2z#.UoBBEuQo7OE

http://www.homedepot.com/p/McGuire-...M-23022/202053115?N=c2g6Z1z0uu2z#.UoBB2eQo7OE

If you have a Garrett Retriever or equal to. Here's one with a hammer loop.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/McGuire-...M-23020/202053113?N=c2g6Z1z0uu2z#.UoBCROQo7OE

Jo ann · Nov 10, 2013

I wouldn't go with stiff leather, if you bend over everything might spill, make sure pockets are deep.

My favorite to use is a quick release "fanny" pack, it has a net to the side and a open pocket for junk, and one deep zippered pocket for something I might want to keep.

I do recommend the quick release adjustable belt though, that will also hold your digging tool esp, if you are returning to car frozen, tired or over heated or being followed by creepy people, you can quickly snap it off and set in trunk and sort things when you get home

bigsteve · Nov 11, 2014

tesoro makes a nice pouch

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