DEAL ALERT-RIGGERS TOOL BAG!

I first discovered the Riggers tool bag when I was browsing stylist, Heather Bullard's website. I first made mention of this bag back in August, and now that I own one myself, I can really give testament to its greatness.

What's so great about this bag? Two things stand out to me: its durability and all of its little pockets lining the outside. It easily stands up on its own without toppling over and is perfect for placing all of the last minute tools you made need when working on a project/party setup.

My bag arrived the day of my sister's baby shower, and I've used it on several occasions since then. When thinking of purchasing it, I looked at several sites and found that Harbor Freight Tools was by far the cheapest retailer. I got mine with a 20% off coupon for $11.99 which is a steal in itself, but HFT has made the price even better for today only! They are having a huge 15-hour sale and if you get the bag today it is only $8.99 (plus shipping)! This is a wonderful deal! Sears is selling a very similar Riggers bag for about 6 times this price.

This would make a great gift for the crafter in your family...or for yourself! Remember today only is the 15-hour sale at this price! Happy shopping!

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