Others say...

"Surprisingly pleased"
I,ve used the buckets for years and the bigest draw back was the plastic hancles would break and crack and then it was difficult to carry. With this grip it covers the plastic handle in such a way as to protect the handle from breaking . And the larger grip makes it more comfortabe to carry

"Rubber Hand Grip for Bucket Boss"
This product may seem minor in nature but it is a required feature if you are putting together a Bucket Boss organizer - in my opinion. The size of the grip allows for comfortable gripping of an otherwise too small (at least for my hands) bucket handle. The standard grip on the bucket isn't practical for long hauls, but with this grip you can carry a heavy load considerably further without fatigue. Get one.

"The Boss!"
This product is so useful I have bought several as gifts for others. No shortage of pockets and when you get to that job around the house or farm you will have EVERYTHING you need - no more trips back to the shop!


"Here's how to make a better handle cheaper"
I bought and love the Bucket Boss, but I immediately found the need for something like this product, since it was quite painful to carry a bucket loaded with tools even a short distance. I decided to write this review when I was that with shipping the cost will be $14.98. Here is my solution:
Buy some foam pipe insulation tubing (it usually has one side at least partially slit). Cut the tubing to the length you want for your handle. Secure the tubing with ratchet ties (and trim the so that the excess tab is removed). Finally cover the tubing and ratchet ties in duct tape. Even if you have to buy all of these items it should cost you less than buying this handle. You'll also have some pipe insulation, ratchet ties, and duct tape to use on other projects. I made my handle over a year ago and with regular use it still holds up.

"Another great Bucket Boss item!"
How simple! It works wonders on cushioning the carrying handle when you have your Bucket Boss loaded! My wife even can carry a full bucket with this handy item. She thought the next time she goes to get a 5 gallon bucket of paint, she'll use the Bucket Grip to lug it to the cashier. I found the opening slot goes on the "UP" portion of the rubber grip and stay tight around the hard plastic original handle of the bucket. I'll probably just apply a piece of duct tape if it ever does start to loosen up or fall off. I like this item!