Tool Backpack bag, Heavy Duty Tool Organizer for Electrician/Contractor/Plumber/HVAC, Large Front Flap & Laptop Compartment (Fits 15" Laptop), Professional Storage for Men & Women, Black

The backpack has several pockets for EDC items. It has a large main compartment. Two smaller pockets. And two side pockets where most people keep beverages. The best part is the two side pockets can zip closed. I always weatherproof my gear, so I cannot speak to natural water resistance. But I can say I have been using this backpack EVERY SINGLE DAY for a year and half and have had ZERO structural or design issues. All around a very quality product.

Great backpack! My job entails that I travel to customer locations and I already have a separate tool box. This bag is used for my programming laptop and to organize all of the programming cables, Ethernet cables, laptop and phone chargers, etc... In the past, I have just tossed all if my stuff into the bottom if my backpack then dug every time I needed something. Now everything is very organized and I am no longer digging. The laptop sleeves JUST barely fits my 17" Dell laptop, BUT it doea fit. Additionally, there are two more sleeve like pockets in the back that I can use to organize any job specific documents (prints/schematics, manuals, etc...) from my notebook. The front pouches appear small from the outside, however they both hold a TON of stuff as well. The bottom is holding my assortment of pens, USB sticks, business cards, etc.... The top is holding smaller programming cable adapters, card readers, etc... And can hold a snack for long days at the plant. The two side pouches are large enough that one can hold my water bottle (750mL) and the other can hold my empty coffee travel mug. There are a few things that would are this bag the perfect bag for me: - the smaller tool slots I wish were bigger. However, I cannot fault the bag or manufacturer in this as it was designed to hold tools, not programming cables. - I wish there was a chest strap so once I had the bag Iver both shoulders I could connect across my chest. Especially handy in airports or when wearing this backpack while doing other activities. I've only had the bag for a little over a week, so hard to tell how it will hold up. But, at this time I'm sold.

I love all of the pockets inside this backpack. There’s a place for pens, phones, tablets, wallet, medicine bottle in the main compartment. There are 2 zipper closure side pockets that have plenty of room for phones, keys, a small umbrella, maybe a water bottle. There are 2 front pockets that are very spacious. There is there second large zipper section that will fit multiple laptops or tablets. There are places on the front of your shoulder straps to attach stuff to. The straps are well padded. There is also a strap on the back that allows you to place it on your suitcase. One thing that I do not like is that the 2 side pockets only have one zipper that closes from side to side. If you want to put an umbrella in the side pocket it does not work since one side of the pocket is completely open My only complaint is that this backpack is significantly heavier than any backpack I’ve had. I feel that when I have it in for extended periods that will be an issue.

This is advertised as a tool bag, and you know it might just work great for that purpose but I have found this to be the perfect every day carry backpack. My tools include an IPad and adapter cables for every possible electronic need. I have a handheld radio for those boring days at the office and all of my must have gear for an over night stay in the event my car won’t start. I have a multi tool, pocket knife, compass, gps, and a treasure map for just in case. I also have all the other little incidentals one might need just in case of the great apocalypse including some dark sunglasses and a bag of marbles.

Alright, here it goes! This bag has my hopes up!! I don’t use it for tools, I travel for work and need it for my professional gear. While there are tons of pockets - I don’t need all of them and some of the internal ones I would put in different spots but whatever I can work with it. Zippers - seem to be good quality but because of the internal frame they do tend to hang up a tad - waiting to break them in. The bag stands on its own! There is a trolley sleeve in the back. The laptop pocket fits my 17” ASUS Laptop - it’s a tight fit but it gets in there! I would have added a few more pieces of flare to the outside - rings, loops, a few MOLLE loops - there is no way to attach anything to the outside of the bag. There are two D rings on the strap. The handle is the one blatant design flaw BUT it can be fixed. The plastic part clicks together but if you don’t pull evenly up it comes apart. I figured out you can unscrew it (and not use it) and flip it the other way so when you pull up on the handle, it won’t separate. Really looking forward to using this bag.

Good material

I use it at work and it’s awesome. Only small issue is that the small pocket for paper work ripped because it’s a thin material separating that and the big pouch.

I carried this bag to work for the 2nd time yesterday. Honestly I really like the storage space and how it’s laid out. Unfortunately, when I get it out of my work van yesterday I noticed the handle was already starting to fray. Also, there are threads coming loose on the bag itself. Hopefully I can get a replacement sent to me being I really like the bag. Hopefully I just got a bad one.

The bag is light weighted. Durable material maid and has good shoulder strips. Got separate compartment for laptop and papers. Bid side pockets and enoght space for hand tools. If you are not construction guy (plumber, electrician, woodmaker, etc.), but you are Field Service Engineer/technician on an analitical equipment - this backpak for you.