VetoPro Pac Tech XL Tool Bag, 1-Pack,Black, Grey

For many years I've toted my tools using 2 Bucket Bosses. The handles we're always breaking, and when you walk with them they hit your legs, so I thought I'd spend the money and give the Veto a try. It's really great frankly. The best thing about is it's abundant storage(70 pockets), great build quality, and that wonderful handle. This unit carry's all the tools that I had in two bucket bosses, but if feels lighter overall due to the very ergonomic handle that spreads the load nicely over your hand. Once you get your tools organized, it's a great time saver too. No more digging for tools. Their all right there sticking up like soldiers ready to work. The bottom is waterproof, but is also a plastic chamber to hold larger and longer tools like a hammer or a rasp. This Veto forces you to be organized, an issue that I have struggled with my whole life. You spend more time working and less time digging for tools. It's well worth the money. One drawback to it is there is no room for a drill, but I have a separate tote for the drill's and bits devoted to just them. I wish the owner would make a tote like this for mechanics tools like sockets and ratchets etc.. I think it would sell well.

Electrician and this is the best bag i have ever had fit all my tools with heaps of room for a drill case very hard wearing and you can really treat it rough will handle any condition and last a very long timeOnly three small down sides for me that i live with is the weight with all your tools in this bag and meters its super heavy the good handle and amazing strap does compensate a bit for short trips across the work site to the van ect.the outer pockets are kind of useless the two zip pockets are short and flat only really good for a drill bit or bits or paper work so it can still fold down to expose your tools and the other side with the little clip pocket bulges out to much with items in it for my liking so stip connectors are only the thing to put in here still have to use little jars for connectors crimp pin ect but behind it is a massive zip pockets the goes right behind it which is good for a small socket setand also there isn't really enough room for a 3rd party tool belt it does fit inside and zip up but it bulges out the side when you try to fit it in a massive amount and its hard to carry by your side with the strap so i have brought the veto pro pac tp4 so i can hang it on the side on the tape clip adding a bit more weight but ill be able to get rid of the old tool belt flatten the side review to come for that when i get it

This tool bag is outstanding. It is built tough and holds many hand tools. It can get somewhat heavy as you load it to capacity but it has a comfortable handle when you carry it. It is expensive but I feel it is worth the cost based on its function.

Purchased May 22, 2021Writing this December 18, 2022I'm surprised its only been a year and a half, it feels like its been longer. Coming from open top bags and after going through a couple of those in 6 months or less. And being more plumber adjacent than electrician I wasn't sure how well it would work for me. Seemed like too many pockets not enough bulk. I needed something to fit 16inch sweedish pipe wrenches (or 18 inch normal pipe wrenches), some 10/12 inch crescents and a couple screwdrivers, cobra pliers, a small level.Really I could've got by on half the size of this bag, the other half I mostly use for diagnostic tools, some that I only use once a year for a month then don't touch until the following year.All that said, 75% of the time the bag stays in my truck with me grabbing tools out as needed. If I need tools further away the shoulder strap makes it easy to grab the whole bag and I have everything I could need, saving me trips back to the truck other than for that coupler I forgot...that all said this bag is holding up. Other than being dirtier than when I got it, I couldn't really point out any "wear and tear", All the pockets are intact, my wrenches hang out the side half the time but the zippers still work, the plastic base means there aren't any holes in a fabric bottom like all the others I've gone through.I see they make more open tops now which are tempting. And I could probably use several bags for different materials, but I just need to convince my wallet. :<

Had this saved in my cart for years and finally pulled the trigger. Fantastic bag for my needs. I do a little bit of everything, so this has become my primary go-bag as I can fit so many different tools for whatever I run into. I still have bags specific for plumbing, electric, etc.I agree with others that some of the smaller pockets aren’t that useful for me, but man this thing is sturdy and well-built.Last thing I will mention - it is heavy when full of tools. I have mine packed full, but still worth it for me to have everything even with the extra weight.