Plus-It
Organizes and transports small, frustrating, odd-ball items; an ingenious storage concept for supplies and equipment that keeps smaller hard-to-store, hard-to-find items clean, in plain view, and easily accessible.
MEASUREMENTS When closed by it's heavy-duty zipper, the PLUS-IT is 24 inches long by 11 inches wide; it opens flat to 24 inches long by 22 inches wide. The Plus-It comes with a 2-inch wide detachable shoulder strap that can expand up to 36-inches long. The shoulder strap can be attached in different configurations to allow you the most comfortable carrying position. Inside the Plus it are 6 pockets that are 6-inches tall by 7-inches wide. These pockets, while flat, are gusseted enough to allow expansion to accommodate odd-shaped items. They are perfect for CDs and DVDs. The other 2 pockets are 3-inches tall by 21-inches wide with gussets that allow nearly 6-inches of girth on the products put in them. These pockets snug around their contents and are great for everything from hand-held staplers to smaller power-strips.
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Empty Weight: 2 lbs.
Size: Closed: 22” Long x 12” wide x 2” Deep
Open: 22” Long x 22” wide x 2” Deep
Pockets:
Interior: 2 @ 9” Wide x 2” High x 1+” Deep
6 @ 6+” Wide x 5+” High x 1+” Deep all attached, “gusseted”
Exterior: 2 @ 3” Wide x 2” flat business card
2 @ 4+” Wide x 6+” High flat “labeling”
2 @ 8.5” Wide x 11” High “double”*
display
“Double” pocket features a 2-layer pocket system with one “hidden” pocket behind a display pocket.
All pockets are flat but “gusseted” for expansion
All pockets are made of clear vinyl with Velcro
Every Plus-It has 1/2-inch of insulating foam sandwiched between the nylon layers which provides stiffness and shape without rigidity or excess weight. All pockets feature strong Velcro closures and clear vinyl fronts.
The Plus-It zips completely closed with heavy-duty zippers.
All of the Plus-It's materials have been proven under all environmental conditions ranging from Alaskan winters to the desert heat of Operation Desert Storm, the Gulf War and the Iraq War.



