A New Idea In Storage.

The Tekpak was designed by Techies for techies. Its intent, to keep small tools close at hand without fumbling around. The basic TekPak is about 2 and a half feet long, and is about 6 inches wide. There are 18 compartments: 10 are one inch wide, 5 are two inches wide, and 3 are three inches wide. Each compartment is lined with a state of the art, pressure sensitive adhesive -similar to the one used for post-it notes- which not only holds the tool in place while you move, but keeps the compartment closed until you need it. Simply tug, and you have whatever you need. Once loaded, the Pak is then rolled into a ball, which can be fastened to a belt, around you wrist, or whatever you find most convenient. All openings are facing forward, and so nothing will get in your way.

This item should sell for today's equivalent of 35 dollars, with adjustable belt would be another 10, and the smaller version at a foot and a half long (5 inch wide, 5 two inch wide, and 1 three inch wide) would probably sell for 20 (without belt of course).