Tool Bag Weekender Made from an Old Sail

Size: 22" wide x 12.5" tall x 6" deep
Opening: 21.75" x 10"

HANDCRAFTED IN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Made from the sail off an old racing sailboat named "Insatiable".  The most notable race the boat won was the "Chicago - Mackinac Cup" in 1989.  The owners gave me the sail in hopes that it could go to good use and stay out of the landfill as they upgraded to more high-tech sails.  

Since this bag is made from recycled materials, there will likely be errant threads that will need to be snipped off occasionally.  This is purely cosmetic--I made the bag from a reinforced section of the sail that is made up of many layers of stacked sailcloth.  The material is extremely durable and lightweight.  

The Weekender was inspired by the old tool bag I found in the back corner of my parents' shed. It is the perfect size for a weekend trip. It accommodates an extra pair of shoes plus a few days of clothes and still fits in the overhead bins on the small regional airplanes. Just wait until you walk out the jet bridge past everyone waiting for their dinky roller bags that had to get checked underneath the plane and you'll remember why you chose grit over rolling convenience.

Tool Bag Weekender Features:

• Bag Number 772
• Made in October 2023
• Completely made in house from start to finish
• Hand-stitched leather handles
• Quick-access pocket on front
• Heavy duty sail exterior
• Reinforced with extra heavy duty webbing
• Denim interior
• Solid brass hardware
• Structured bottom with metal feet on base
• Aluminum tool bag frame fabricated in house
• Buckle closure for extra security
• Includes hand-stitched shoulder strap
• Weighs approximately 4 pounds 4 ounces