Sanwuta 3 Pack Tool Bag for Men with Waterproof Hard Bottom, Heavy Duty Tool Bag Wide Mouth Tote for Various Instrument, Electrician Carpenter Mechanic(13 Inch,Blue, Red, Yellow)

I have a DeWalt tool bag, just a small one for inside of my motorhome. I needed like 2 more but for the same price I could get 3 so why not. I have things like my drill & heat gun that could use their own bag with accessories, and these are small enough so I can store them away in the basement storage or even under the bed storage. I was so impressed when I opened the package. They are made much better than my DeWalt from Amazon, and also was cheaper. I was told it is more than likely a knock-off. (shrugs shoulders) My favorite now, are these new ones with the side pockets on both sides, one side has 3 Velcro like closures and the other is two open pockets, nice zipper enclosure, the hard wire top so it doesn't just collapse in is a nice treat too. When you open it, it actually stands open while you are searching for items. My DeWalt does not, it's collapsible. So don't always think the ones with the brand names are going to be the best like I did. I love these and am excited now to organize my tool collection. High quality and does the job. You can also pick your colors to help you stay organized.

Have recently bought a fair amount of Bauer power tools from Harbor Freight, and I don't want them just lying on my work bench shelf. These protect the power tools, and even have a couple extra pockets/slots for various extras and parts. They're much cheaper than the Bauer-brand bags, and you can get them in 2 different sizes. I think I'll get custom sewn patches on eBay so I can easily tell what's in all my different tool bags. Perfect for items like drills, jig saw, grinder, etc, etc. Plus I like when I'm gonna do a repair or a small DIY job, I can just take a few extra tools I need, throw them in the bag, and carry the bag where I need it. Keeps me from making several trips and much less likely to drop a tool because I'm carrying too much in my arms. They're definitely durable enough for DIY and around the house. I would probably get a stronger, more resilient bag if I was going to take work tools to a job site every day, though. The metal rods in around the zipper are a nice touch and help solidify the bags both open and closed.

Exactly what I needed. Strong enough to hold my tools, small enough to not be too heavy to haul around. I ended up buying more - they were so convenient to keep tools organized when moving my 17-drawer toolbox.I’m still using them after the move, and really the only thing that would make them better would be if they were waterproof - they just soak up the rain.

They are more durable than the big name brands from the hardware stores and less costly. I color code my bags for quick access, yellow electric, red pliers and prys, blue wrenches, black sockets, Grey screw drivers, neon drilling, orange torque and measurement. It helps when your operating when time is money.

Very nice bags. Can be used as tool bag, utility bags or really anything bag. Put together very nice

Really good tool bags seem very heavy duty

My husband bought these and seems happy with the quality/price but omg do they stink. He knew to put them out on the balcony (we're in a condo) shortly after opening them but when he "tried" to bring them in the next day, I told him to put them back outside. Third day, he brought them in but I didn't see him before he had them loaded up. Otherwise, I would have put them back outside for at least a few more days. For now, I'm keeping the door to the room where he has them closed.

Rugged little tool pouches! I got them to sort tools in my truck box (wrenches, sockets, pliers and screwdrivers). Very handy and strudy!