Best tool bag/box

[ih1]

My old faithful Stanley fatmax tool bag has seen better days and is due an upgrade. What are use lads using these days

 

[abc_plumb]

Tec Lc perfect size for the everyday boiler repairs.
Had it for over a year now and still in top condition.

 

[Millsy 82]

For breakdowns I used to use a fat max tool organiser. Only cost £45 and lasted 2 years it was only flying around the back of my car at high speed when I totalled it that it died.

 

[Matty7]

fatmax for me very reliable and good value for money. Had several over the years. At no fault of their own but each one took a hammering before needing replacing.

 

[kris]

I've tried most over the years, open closed, box, tote, now I'm back to canteliever box as easy access..

Cantilever Style 5-Tray Tool Box-22" (BT.13A)

 

[Matty7]

I like the tote bags but find they don't last that long

 

[kay-jay]

I like the tote bags but find they don't last that long

Veto pro pack will [emoji3]

 

[voivod]

https://tools.jcb.com/Home/Products/Tool-Storage/Site-System/Site-System.aspx

https://tools.jcb.com/~/asset/4/14588.ashx?format=46|10000&u=0&r=0

got these ...handy as

 

[kay-jay]

 

[AlexGas]

Battered!

 

[kay-jay]

Battered!

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Mine too which is why I just bought the veto ot xl

 

[Millsy 82]

Battered!

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Nothing a bit of 22 mm won't sort!

 

[Phil]

Battered!

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Rubbish!
As said, my first one of those looked like that after 4 years and I still got another 18 months out of it with some scrap 22mm with flattened and drill ends to use as a handle.