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Scritto da: Wanderer

This has been my work briefcase for over 7 years now. It carries my crap from home, to the truck, to the office, and to the jobsite. When opened, the internal dimensions are perfect to act as a small filing cabinet to hold standard file folders organized and held vertical with a few accordion file holders with room to spare. Some of the outer pockets are sized big enough (rare in a tool bag) to hold my work cell phone, calculator, camera, camera charger, ID badge, parking deck card, business cards, flashlights, gauges, gum, eyedrops, readers, safety glasses, pens, pencils, markers, soapstone, lumber crayon, tape measure, pliers, screwdrivers, utility knife, etc., etc. The internal pockets hold keys, checkbook, pill bottles, first aid kit, etc. It is very well made and with excellent materials. The shoulder strap was ok, but I replaced it with a "The Claw" strap from one of my Red Oxx luggage bags. If I had written this review 7 years ago, I would have dropped one star because, even though the flashlight thing-a-ma-jig is clever, the cap switch on the end came apart and rendered it inoperable. Since this bag is still going strong both aesthetically and functionally after 7 years, it earned that star back. I didn't buy it for the flashlight thing anyway.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Good quality well designed but sometimes if you move around while transporting the bag a tool will work itself out of one of the outside pockets and drop on the ground. My next bag will have all inside pockets.

Scritto da: Heidi H.

Liked everything about this bag! Light is a big selling point! My husband is very happy to have this!

Scritto da: Bradley Helton

I love this tool bag! I was able to carry all of my extra tools inside, leave my hammer and hacksaw in the bottom, store my tool-belt filled with tools inside as well as my hard hat. It served the purpose of exactly what I needed it for. My only issue is if there is a little too much weight the shoulder strap can come loose down were it is attached to the bag. I fixed that with some zip ties so no big deal.

Scritto da: WriRom Crew

Great bag for all my stuff. My tool bags that I wear pack nicely inside when I'm done for the day. Even my knee pads (but it won't close which is fine with using the shoulder strap). My one-star docking is because the metal part that attaches the strap to the bag has broken under tension of the weight as I carried it today. Shopping for a new strap. Love the bag though. Pardon my grammatical errors.

Scritto da: designWISE

I like this bag. I've had it for over four years now, and it looks almost new. The main reason I bought this particular bag is the handy light, that helps me see inside. I love the idea. And my eyesight is failing, so it has become more of a necessity lately. Only problem is the on-off switch has broken. And that happened in the first few months of ownership. Til I can get a replacement bag, I've mounted a small flashlight to the inside of the bag with vel-cro. Looks kinda rigged, but it helps some.

Scritto da: ImBusyRightNow

The quality is nice, the pockets are many and a great feature. There is even a flashlight that flips up to shine outward and can flip down to shine in to the bag. The only issue we had was the bag was very tall. This makes it virtually impossible to use when having to crawl through duct work. This was the only reason we returned it. We wouldn't have bought it if we knew this, but we wish there was a smaller version of this bag.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Just got this tool bag it's ideal ! also purchased the pouch bags and two misc. bags, 76.00 for the three sets, main tool bags a little tall but not complaining way stoked ! I'm a plumber got all my hand tools in and some with room to spare it's a good bag, my last bag is Custom Leathercraft and I recommend this tool bag for sure, tried to upload a picture but can't get it to work

Scritto da: Tim

They've obviously put some effort into the design but there's a couple of schoolboy errors. The led light has 3 brightness levels, you're always going to want the brightest one (which isn't that bright anyway) so instead of one click to turn it on and off you have to press the button 3 times. Which means the button gets twice the wear and I'm guessing won't last long until the rubber end wears through from all the unnecessary pushing. But more annoying is the handles, they're not long enough to be able to flop them over the top and grab with one hand. So you need to put down whatever else you're holding to be able to pick the thing up. It seems well made though but time will tell if the screwdrivers are going to poke holes in it. I would have liked a dedicated pocket that holds an amp clamp as well