What tool bag are people using

[PETE 123]

These are cheap. Or when in a rush.

 

[SimonG]

These are cheap. Or when in a rush.

Not as cheap as they used to be. Morrisons wanting 30 pence a go!

 

[Best]

I have a couple of the Stanley Fatmax large bags.
Majority of tool space is unfortunately just together in bottom of box, so difficult to find anything.
A couple of the outer pockets have torn away at bottom, so no longer used and the top covers are ripping.
Have finally stopped carrying as much weight in just one bag as sore on my knees and shoulder.
Realistically, probably we all have problem that we need too many plumbing and electrical tools as well as small parts, which is not something we can have as a lightweight kit.

 

[MattyR]

I've had a few CK tech bags in the past but fed up with the zips and straps breaking!

Now have a Toughbuilt tote and I honestly can't fault it.

 

[Last Plumber]

It took me a while to come around to getting one and I know they're expensive but Veto's are worth it and so are you. They are so far above and beyond anything that's out there in terms of design, quality and durability you'll wonder how you managed without one before. They're also guaranteed for five years so they should last a lot longer than that.

Which one have you got?

 

[gmartine]

Which one have you got?

The TECH XL, it does manage to contain all my hand tools plus I had some Amazon vouchers to ease the pain of the cost.

 

[OffshoreGas]

Have you looked at Veto Pro Pac?

Not exactly cheap but superb quality, makes everything incredibly easy to find and will last you a whole career if you don't loose it.

 

[Ryooo]

Veto Pro Pac... all the way. I love them. I've bought 3 now.

 

[WC1]

Still on the fatmax rucksack which still does everything the veto does for about 1/5 of the price. I was told over 6 months ago on this forum "itll never last" "the zips will go" but it's still holding up just fine. Recommended