WELKINLAND Heavy-Duty Waxed Canvas Tool Organizer, 15-Pocket, 15L Capacity, Roll-Up

Recently bought a set of 4 tool pouches made by Welkinland and they were the heavy duty bags I’d been hoping to find. When looking for a tool roll up I noticed welkinland had one that fit my bill in terms of size and storage. Had no issues with spending a little extra coin on their products. I felt like my money was well spent previously as those tool pouches were heavy duty plus. This roll up arrived and and did not disappoint. Looks great out of the box. Industrial stitching at all stress points. Grommet holes for easy hang up or carabiner clips. Multiple use D rings and a cross bag cinch strap. Exterior molle webbing for easy ad ons or to connect to a tactical bag. Interior pockets great for a shade tree mechanic or roadside emergency tool kit. This bag looks and feels like it can take a lickin’ and ask if that’s all you’ve got. Personally using this as a back seat ready bag for all tools nuts and bolts related. Enough room here for all your standard sockets, box end and ratchets wrenches. Screw drivers, flashlight and a pack of Twizzlers. I think this bag is well suited for the heavier mechanic stuff, would make a great plumber tool roll up, but if you’ve got lighter carpenters tools or the like this isn’t a bad choice either. One note to keep in mind, this bag fully loaded turns into more of a briefcase carrry and less of a roll up. Just depends on how much you want to stuff it. I like the versatility and it’s plenty durable to fill this buggah up.

This isn't a paid review or promotion. I bought this with my own coin. I generally hate writing reviews on anything, but I actually like the product. A lot.So, I recently decided I wanted to build out a tool box for my Wrangler. Space in the rear is a bit limited, so I ended up getting a fairly short box to store everything in. I needed to figure out some organization so I hunted around for a while for tool rolls and decided to try out this bag to keep some things organized.I LOVE IT.The material is super-durable. A lot of the time you're stuck with materials that look cheap, feel cheap, and are cheap. Not here. This is actually a heavy duty canvas. I haven't found any manufacturing issues with poor stitching or seams or anything else. It seems to be pretty high quality.I packed it with a pretty good amount of tools and there's no deformation in the material at all. Nothing looks like it's going to tear the bag & burst out. Inner pouches seem more than fit for duty, too. Zippers are pretty standard, but I haven't had issues at this point. I'll update the review later if something goes wrong.All in all, this was worth the money without a doubt.EDIT: I liked this so much I got another one as a gift for my dad as an early birthday present.EDIT 2: Got one for my wife so she has her own kit for her vehicle. Mine is holding up great still. Still incredibly happy with the purchases of each.

Very durable. Very portable. Great amount of space. Best tool bag yet.

I wish other bags where constructed as heavy duty as this one is. Just the right amount of space for what every you destinate the bag to be used for. HD buckles adjustable strap.The only thing I dont like is the nylon zippers. For a Heavy Duty as this is constructed, metal zippers would make this tool bag a real winner

I ordered this sight unseen to carry specialized tools for networking and cabling. It arrived very quickly. The tool roll is made of a thick canvas, but not so thick it won't roll. Each zippered compartment can hold a bunch of tools and even long pliers and channel locks. The slip in compartments hold scissors, and other thinner tools. This thing is rugged and I can throw it in the back of my Jeep and not worry about it breaking. It also carries well with the strap and is small enough when it's rolled to carry very comfortably. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a tool roll.

I've bought two of these bags. They are great quality and great organizing bags.

While I am new to the world of this style of tool roll, I am well versed in tool bags and waxed canvas items. My daily wear is a Duluth canvas jacket that was tinned from the day I got it. Its construction is very similar. A 20oz heavy weave duck fabric that is then impregnated with a parafin wax to fill the fiber up. So far I've been using the wrench loops to hold my kitchen knives for my portable camp setup. The pouches are large enough to accommodate things like kitchen shears, can openers, metal skewers, salt and pepper shakers, meat prep gloves, etc.The internal pockets have a cheaper nylon fabric that is rubberized to aid in water proofing but I'm not sure how durable it will be in comparison to the outside. Personally, I won't be using this for the original intention of holding wrenches and screwdrivers as the thin fabric on the pouches might be compromised by something both with mass and a point on the end of it. So far it has held up very well sliding around in the truck bed drawers and being hung from the straps as a knife bandolier. It's far superior to the bucket boss brand in terms of the layout, overall construction, and durability due to the outside 20oz fabric. For the money, I'd be hard pressed to find a better product. There ARE better ones out there for sure, but you'll be paying diminishing returns for the atlas brand items at 3x the price. YMMV, personally I'll be ordering a lot more of these if they hold up to initial testing.

Zipper and canvas quality is great. Organization and size was perfect for my application. Good value!