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This might be too small but will last...https://bigxtop.com/products/saddle-roll
This might be too small but will last...https://bigxtop.com/products/saddle-roll
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For years I've wrapped my tools in a heavyweight plastic bag (ooh nurse) but my favourite one has holes in it (yeah, I've used the same plastic bag from some store for most of my ultras - those fuckers don't degrade - we're all dead)
I saw this Revelate one and I like it but the metal buckle thing on the outside seems stupid to me - I'm trying to AVOID metal stuff rubbing on other things in my frame bag...
https://bikepacking.com/gear/revelate-toolcash-wallet-review/
So, anyone got any cool ideas for durable, light, convenient tool kit type bags?
I was thinking of using one of my punctured drybags but I hate using drybags with cold hands and I'm usually raging when I have to get tools out so I like the idea of a simpler roll. Then again, some waterproofness would stop tools going rusty.