Klein Tools 55475 Tool Bag Backpack Heavy Duty Tradesman Pro Organizer with 35 Pockets for Hand Tools and Gear

American products have gone the way of UK products imo... used to be made super-rugged and smartly-designed, assuming the customer wanted reliability above and beyond -- made for goal-oriented people. Now the orthodox is prioritizing profit over people, only delivering the barest content possible to diddle shareholders... Tbh the global economy has gone that way, mostly because Sino companies know they can make cut-rate products that have depressingly-short, planned-obsolescence service life and performance... and people will still pay up... now everyone has to compete at the same level. So, these Klein bags. The marque has no mystique for me, like Snap-On or Fluke (which arguably gives you what you expect, just charges you more every year), but from the ratings was finally convinced to pay the extra over what no-names were waving at me in the Marketplace, and see what was what... My first impression unboxing this... looks like it was made to live outside in a first-responder's arena, where there's little time to worry about how delicately it's handled, what it's dropped into or onto (within reason, it's cordura), and for daily use. Almost military-like speccing, like the extra-wide carabiner loop, the dbl-layer cordura shell, covered internal seams, zipper-stops sewn into both ends, and big, glove-friendly, rubber-coated zipper pull. Atop that, hi-viz lining layer adds contrast to see your tools better, and hiz-viz + 3M-like reflective strips 360-deg around the shell (patch showing which side is which at a glance). And the lone aluminium carabiner is nice (though would've liked one for each). People may whine about the plastic zips... but the ones on my racing leathers have held up through multiple getoffs just fine, thanks. If brass zips mean removing other features on this bag, not worth it imo... I'll be using these to store hand tools in my car -- and to help others with breakdowns (bought some cheap-y cordura bags and they're literally dissolving into dust -- planned obsolescence, and utter garbage). Glad to have spent not that much money to buy a genuinely-good American product, even if mfg's outsourced -- at least they didn't sell out the design / spec to the profit > content grinder ;)

Begeistert wie am ersten Tag auch noch 2 Jahre danach. Habe ihn mir damals über eBay importieren lassen weil Amazon ihn aufeinmal nichtmehr lieferbar hatte, bin dann was teurer weggekommen aber er ist jeden Cent wert. Robust und unglaublich viel Stauraum der kleine ist seit ich ihn hab auf jeder Baustelle mit dabei egal ob Altbau, Neubau oder Kundenservice, der perfekte werkzeugkoffer für jeden Handwerker der gern immer alles direkt vor Ort hat. Was ich damit meine? An meinem hängt mein akkuschrauber sowie mein gesamtes Werkzeug außerdem hab ich die kleine12v Bosch flex. sowie die 12v säbelsäge immer dabei , diverse Messgeräte wie spannungsprüfer , netzwerktestgerät , Knarre+ Nüsse , Schrauben Dübel und diverses mehr. Ich habe damals nach einem Rucksack gesucht mit dem ich keine Kompromisse in Sachen Größe machen muss und habe ihn in diesem hier gefunden. Kann ihn absolut bedenkenlos jedem empfehlen der sich dafür interessiert. Genau das was ich damals gesucht habe, nicht billig aber dafür Kompromisslos

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Made well, touch think bags. I ripped some thinner ones I have. So these are a good choice to heavier items that may have a sharper edge on them

Not pleased that it's Made in China. What are you doing Klein?! Otherwise it seems great - although a belt strap to take some of the weight off your shoulders might be helpful - perhaps not so practical on-site though, idk. I joked to my eldest (10) that she could use it as her bags keep breaking from weight of books - she found it heavy enough empty (not a chance anyone else is getting to use it anyway!) Will be interesting to see how heavy it is with tools - and whether or not it actually copes. I'm not a tradesman, just an enthusiastic DIYer - but I'm finding boxes very limiting - have several Milwaukee packout which I love, but I wanted something I could get all my regularly used tools and power tools in. The Milwaukee rucksack got differing reviews, hoping this pack justifies the higher price. As a DIYer I will be very disappointed if I don't get several years at the very least out of this. I appreciate that any bag used on-site is unlikely to last long term, but I won't be subjecting it to constant use in difficult environments - so if it doesn't last I will certainly come back here and amend my review.