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SWS Powersport Utility Bag


Highlights & Specifications

Powersport Utility Bag components include: one hard-shell work surface with parts sorters, two removable tool organizers, two interchangeable clear-faced pockets and two large storage pockets.


Parts Tray Work Surface
Designed to be a work surface for all your power sporting activities. Use it for its convenient location and ease of use.
Highlights:

Removable
Three levels of sorting capabilities
Able to stow a full faced helmet
Able to stow laptops during maintenance and tuning etc..


Pocket Wings

Intended to be main storage for the utility bag. Use them to store your larger items.
Highlights:

Rounded in shape – bolts roll to the center rather than a corner if it were square
Pocket Wall Tool Holders – stows and keeps tools at the ready during use
Internally stitched throughout for extended product life
Able to stow large items such as hammers, long screw drivers etc
Water resistant zippers


Tool Organizers

Designed to organize small sortable tools and display them during use.

Highlights:

Removable / interchangeable with clear faced pockets
Stackable / High density tool channels (more tools / less area)
Friction dispersion layer between tool channels reduce drag when stacking tools
Perpendicular stretch panels facing tool channels allow tools to be easily stowed
(one handed)
Small tools are out of the way and easy to find
Socket rail holder 


Construction
The Powersport Utility Bag is as structurally sound as it is innovative and practical. Reverse stitching to all high traffic seam lines extend product life and a rigid foam core insulates vehicles and bag contents from damage during use. All utility bags are manufactured from the highest quality materials available and crafted with care.

        Width: 10"
        Length: 13" (15" with Travel Pockets)
        Height: 9"
        Weight: 2lbs


What Can I get In This Bag?



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  • Note: The top picture shows that I have ambitious packing plans, eh. I only left a few non-essential items out.
  • This bag has a hungry appetite (pic # 1).
  • Wings zipped right up with out a struggle (pic # 2 & # 3).
  • This bag folds up tighter then a drum, and has nothing hanging off of it to catch on anything (pic # 4).

Attach Bag to Rack or Carry In Your Rack Bags?

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  • I prefer to keep my SWS Powersport Utility Bag inside of my rack bags to keep it out of the elements.
  • This is because we ride in a lot of wet, muddy, & dusty trail areas here in the UP of Michigan.
  • I like to have my belts, tools, and other necessary items that I am carrying with me to be dry, and free of dust when I need to use them.
  • You can quite easily attach the bag to your front or rear rack to transport. This would work ok if you were in a dry riding area.

My Impressions:

Pros:
Multiple compartments allow you to organize what ever you are carrying in the SWS Bag.

Solid construction.

Innovative design.

Cons:
Bag closes up nicely, but dust and water can find it's way into the central part of the bag, if you drive through a mud hole with the bag attached to your racks uncovered. My solution is to carry the sws bag in my rack bags, where it stays nice and dry until needed.

Bottom Line:
I am told this SWS Utility Bag has many uses, and can be used accordingly so. Having a bag that you can just open up, unfold and work out of is a very slick idea indeed. I am a Master Scuba Diver Trainer, and the first thing we tell students is to work out of your dive bag, and keep your gear organized. With this bag you can do just that, when you are in the garage or on the trail.

You have a choice of adding or subtracting a multitude of different compartments that will allow you a variety of ways to organize your tools and goodies.

I chose to use it to carry what I call my trail side survival kit.This is comprised of several essential items, in case of mechanical or other atv emergencies.

Tow rope, tree saver, extra cvt belts, necessary tools to remove and replace the cvt belt, water, small first aid kit, etc.

As you can see in the pictures above, I stuffed this bag to see what it could carry and I was impressed at how much I could carry, but still remain organized.

If you are looking for a way to carry and keep your trail essentials organized, then you should take a look at the Stealth Workshop Powersport Utility Bag.

Contact Info:
 
Web Site:
 
Address:
Stealth Workshop
2310 Ashglen Way
San Jose, CA 95133
USA
 
Phone:
1.877.822.5579
 
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