Rugged Tools Tradesman Tool Backpack - 28 Pocket Heavy Duty Jobsite Tool Bag Perfect Storage & Organizer for a Contractor, Electrician, Plumber, HVAC, Cable Repairman (Black/Orange)

The perfect 'Go-Bag' next to a toolbox anywhere. Takes the common needed tools well and its just enough.For more eventualities obviously another box or bag is needed, but hey then just buy a second one of this for wrenches and such...The handle still makes it perfect to use as a hand held tote with compartments and yet have the option of being a rucksack when needed.Cannot fault it and the price is just right. The large zip even has mini padlock eyelet to lock..

As a gas engineer, I need a rucksack to carry my analyser and a few hand tools. Until yesterday, I was very happy with the comfort, size and fit of this rucksack, which I bought in June 2021. But, the front strap has torn away from the main body. Just messaged US seller via Amazon to see if they can arrange repair or replacement. Will post again here with a hopefully 😃 positive response from the seller!

Robust but to small for an electricians tools

What I love: this bag is stylish and compact while managing to still carry just about everything I need. I use mostly hand tools and a 12v hammer drill/driver. I cant see it comfortably carrying much more than that. I love small tools that are lightweight and portable so this was the perfect transition at least for me...probably not a typical use-case for most reading this review so keep that in mind. If you carry multiple power tools than this is probably not your best option. Just as an example, I purchased a nylon bucket bag for quick handyman plumbing jobs which folds flat like a shopping bag and expands to hold 5 gallons of water (heaven forbid I ever come close to filling it on a job site). This bag is a MAJOR time saver and productivity booster especially if used with a toolbelt. It forces me to stay somewhat organized between clients.What I don't love: this bag has a small dip in the bottom of the bag where the bag meets your spine just above your tailbone...its designed I guess to make it more comfortable when worn...for me all it manages to do is pull my pants down while walking as it pushes on my belt...so I either have to either lower the bag below my tailbone (which sucks) or high above it like a turtle shell...not ideal but probably wont effect others as badly as it has for me (5'9"). The bag lacks a jabber/bit organizing pouch so you have to use the pockets which are hard to reach the bottom of if other tools are placed in the slot behind them which is a major negative to me.Overall: it was a good buy and I'm satisified. I'll deal with the cons as its worth the trade-off in terms of style and productivity benefits.

Compared the the other "rugged" backpacks available by Klein and Milwaukee, this is EASILY the best one just based on price alone. This tool bag was only $90 compared to the $200-300 other brands cost, and they are of similar build and quality.While I took those pictures a while ago, back when the backpack hadn't seen much action, it has now and while it looks like I've been dragging it through the dirt for months (Not far from the truth), it's still 100%. No rips, tears, zippers still work and all the velcro and pockets still work. No holes or anything. Several things I like about this bag:- LOTS of different sized pockets for all different tools. There is even a large pocket in the back for storing paperwork, or zip ties or anything long.- The main compartment is large enough to hold a commercial size/weight drill and battery. I use the pockets to carry my main hand tools and the main part to carry my Ammeter and MegaOhmeter.- Good weight distribution - I usually carry around 50-60lbs worth of gear in the back pack, and sometimes I need to hike quite a distance or up lots of steps to get to my job, so this back pack, with the ergonomic padding, is literally a back saver.- DURABLE - This bag has been through A LOT. It's been covered in dirt, oil, caustic soda, bitumen, snow, ice, water and it's almost as good as when I bought it. Nothing a little rinse can't handle. She doesn't look as nice as she used to but she works like a charm.- HIGH VIS - Easy to see in the dark compared to the black and brown work sites I normally work atIf you're a Tradesman (or woman) and need a new tool bag, and are considering the more expensive options, I can safely vouch that this is the better of them all. I've had it for months and it's been through what most bags see in their life times, and it's still in great shape.

Zaino molto compatto e robusto.Va bene per lavori da mezza giornata, quando si sa esattamente cosa si va a fare e non si ha bisogno di tutti gli attrezzi "vari ed eventuali".Gli spazi interni sono ben organizzati, essendo poi colorati, si trova subito ciò di cui si ha bisogno.Comodi gli spallacci, le cuciture ed i tessuti non si stanno deformando per ora.La tasca esterna, penso sia per un eventuale elmetto DPI, può anche essere comoda, ma se rienpita alumenta di molto l'ingombro: meglio allacciare il caschetto alla maniglia superiore ( a mio avviso!).

Es lo que estaba buscando, muy resistente y cómoda de llevar. En los bolsillos interiores entran las herramientas perfectamente y tb son muy resistentes. La recomiendo

I like this bag. As a Handyman in a large city I regularly have to walk to job sites. The bag is large enough to carry commonly needed tools and is comfortable to wear. Very happy with this buy.