Rugged Tools Pro Tool Backpack - 40 Pocket Heavy Duty Jobsite Tool Bag Perfect Storage & Organizer for a Contractor, Electrician, Plumber, HVAC, Cable Repairman

I work in the electrical field as a technician. I use this bag for all of my screwdrivers/nut drivers, electrical tape, wire strippers, wire crimpers, a channel lock set, a fluke meter, notepad etc.I couldn't be happier with this purchase. It's both professional in appearance, and essential in functionality. I can carry it easily anywhere on the jobsite, and with the reinforced bottom I know it'll stand upright on it's own when placed on the ground.If professional appearance and functionality are critical in your decision making look no further than here. This bag is perfect. I can't say when I'll need to buy another, if ever, but I will definitely recommend this one to all of my coworkers.Thank you Rugged Tools (:

This backpack has been great, more than enough room for all of my tools and so much more convenient than a small box or bag. This backpack has a great build quality and a better price than most. I love the chest strap and bottle holders on each side. The bottom is a heavy rubber pad good for carrying outside. I would recommend this backpack to anyone looking for a great alternative for carrying your tools and supplies.

update againthey sent me a replacement but honestly had no interest in what i had to say at all.So the pockets are hard to use, i have foam in some because they are too deep. i can live with itThe zippers will probably never go bad. the bag is great. But if you need a pc it's not for you.it's heavy, that's okay and the bass is great, the front section should have been bigger. iYou need to think about how much weight you want to carry I had 30 pounds of tools and that was alotthe bag can handle it. the bag weighs 5 poundsI'm going to modify the bag some what, the side pockets are fine for water but i use them for toolsthe top zipper pouch is almost useless, cant even fit my phone.overall it's very heavy duty.update ,,, the front clip that hold the shoulder straps is cheap, and broken,,, waiting to see what they do ,,, it's way to cheap for this bagok this bag so far, it has 35 pounds of tools in it. a Milwaukee larger drill a charger and two batteries fit well on the solid bottom. pockets for hand tools are just fine, i'll go through some changes before i get it the way i want it. two relatively large tool kits, a few small tool kits, 3 allen key sets, large fluke large label printer, some zip lock bags filled with stuff, lots of hand tools , it's a very full bag.35 pounds doesn't sound like much and it feels heavier, i'll be taking this on a train working in nyc, it has everything in it that i will need and more. and it feels strong on my back and it's padded. I was using another back pack but it just couldn't handle it, one of the guys that does the same work uses the Milwaukee backpack , this was a better buy,, and from my pics i can still put more stuff,, my tablet phone lights charger, its good

As tough a toolbag as I've ever used (and I've owned many). Inside cargo space is limited due to the slim build of the bag but if you get creative in your tool placement and use the outside pouches and MOLLE webbing on shoulder straps you'll be ok. The tough rubber bottom is outstanding (nothing beyond intentional abuse will phase it). Love the orange color inside; it makes finding tools easier. I tow around between 40 to 50 lbs of tools in the harshest conditions (extreme temperatures, oily corrosive chemicals, sandy and rocky surfaces, sharp jagged environments) and it won't bat a lash. I highly recommend it.

So I purchased this bag back in December of last year and it's now November. I've carried this bag fully loaded with tools for 6 days a week for the last year. I have every pouch and pocket loaded with tools and materials that I use daily. Fully loaded, my bag is 32lbs.The shoulder straps do a good job of taking the bite out of the weight, no real shoulder fatigue to speak of. Work-wise, it stands fully open without tipping, thanks to the solid bottom to the pack. There's a pocket for every plier, screwdriver, ratchet, extensions, etc. 12" zipties will hang out the top of the zipper on the front pocket, making it easy to remove one on the go. A Klein 117 meter fits perfectly in the side pouch, gloves in the opposite side pouch.My only complaint is that when loaded and the zippers are all the way at the bottom of the main pouch, it can be a bear to get it zipped back up. But I have yet to bust a seam or a zipper, despite hanging 32lbs off a carabiner to suspend the bag when I'm working on something.All in all, it's a solid bag and you can't go wrong with it. Highly recommended.

I've only owned the bag a week but so far so good. Seems to hold up well to the elements I throw at it. Fits all of my hvac, plumbing and electrical tools. Glad I went with this one instead of the klein bag, saved a ton for pretty much the exact same bag. The quality of the bag is great. The zippers I wish were a little beefier but other than that I have no complaints. I am definitely going to recommend this bag.

This tool backpack is great, this was for my husband and he loves it. It is easier to carry than a normal tool bag, extremely durable, and fits every tool my husband needs to carry for work. Only complaint (which did not effect our star value because it really is not a big deal), it falls over when the bag is unzipped, but could still be because it is new and not worn in

Works great but i have 2 problems 1 the zipper is off by 3 notches so when zipped together it bulges open and 2 the elastic for the water bottle which i only use for water bottles is starting to shred. Im not sure of the warranty and i dont know how to contact the company. As an hvac technician that does service aswell as installs for 8 months it held up great. I can fit my manifold and drill inside aswell as all my tools easily. If it were not for those 2 issue i would rate higher.