Diamondback 715 Utility Pocket with Rare Earth Magnet

The Diamondback 715 Utility Pocket is the small clip-on answer to the jobsite's oldest storage question: where does the stuff with no home go? The 3.5 inch wide opening is sized for a small notepad, combo square or small tool - the walk-around items that ride in shirt pockets and get lost there. The 715's specialty is the integrated rare earth magnet on the front: it keeps fasteners or bits handy for the next drive, and it keeps metal tools secured in place in the main pocket - a quiet double duty the other two cannot match. At 0.2 pounds it earns its place on even a minimalist rig, and it mounts across Diamondback belts, vests, panels and rigs - the 700-series pockets began life as vest accessories and crews still run them that way, high on a 701 where a belt pouch cannot reach. Who uses it? Finish and trim carpenters who live by the notepad and combo square; metal fabricators and cabinetry installers who need one more specific slot; superintendents who clip one to whatever they are wearing. The trio logic: the 715 carries the rare earth magnet, the 716 carries a 3-slot bit index, and the 717 carries pencil and marker slots sized for a Pica - same 3.5 inch pocket, three specialties. It is the magnet member of the trio - and the magnet earns the difference. Many pros run two side by side and split duties - magnet pocket by the dominant hand, marker pocket on the vest strap - because at this size, the right answer is usually both. Like every Diamondback it is backed by a 5-year warranty and built from materials that outlast the season. It is the definition of an easy add-on: no rig rethink, no weight penalty, one specific problem solved permanently. For the tradesperson who keeps patting pockets for the notepad, the bits or the marker - this is the pocket that ends the pat-down.