Tired of fumbling with tools that don't fit in traditional holsters? Dropping them because there's no secure way to carry them? The PinPal is the solution. This universal gravity-locking holster works with a wide range of tools, from drills to caulk guns, so you can stop worrying about dropping or misplacing your gear. Whether you're climbing scaffolding, kneeling in tight spaces, or moving fast between jobs, the PinPal keeps your drill locked in and ready to go. Keep your drill/impact (and other tools) secure and accessible with one simple holster. Fast one handed access - turn and lift. Works with most drills/impacts/tools from Milwaukee, Dewalt, and Makita. FEATURES Spring-steel belt clip w/retention tab. Clips onto belts, pants pockets, tool bags, and more! Milled aluminium backer is durable and lightweight. Low profile for everyday carry. (You forget it's on when there's no tool in it.) Milled and assembled in our shop in Idaho, USA. Hardened steel pins and steel plates. Customize locking positions 45-90 degrees. HOW IT WORKS Remove your existing drill clip and replace it with the PinPal Pin. Or attach the flat or curved pin to any tool with the guide below. Attach the PinPal to your belt, tool bags, or chest rig. Work more efficiently without worrying about dropping your drill. PinPal Setup Guide *Drill pins come pre-assembled. You will need a T20 torx screw bit to install flat and curve pin kits. WHO'S USING PINPAL (AND WHY) Electricians "Using my PinPal to keep things efficient on the ladder and keep my impact from falling off my belt." Carpenters "We screw down standing seam fasteners and I’m constantly moving up and down ladders. The PinPal keeps my impact secure and accessible." General Construction "I’m a site superintendent and my job requires moving around constantly. The PinPal helps keep my drill safe and ready without being bulky." HVAC Tech "Wanted a smaller option for quick service calls — the PinPal is perfect". DIY & Home Repair "I do medium to advanced DIY projects every weekend, and I’m always looking for better ways to carry tools without overloading myself."
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