Super Tool Roll Up Bag, Heavy Duty Tool Bag Wrench Organizer with 5 Pockets

This tool bag was well constructed and fold up so it will fit in a smaller place. I like it very much.

Worked perfectly for what I needed. When I started driving years ago, my dad bought a wrench and socket set to keep in my car. I have kept it in my trunk ever since. I needed to make some space in my new Jeep and there is a small area next to the spare wheel. The tool set was on a hard case that didn't fit. Everything fit very well into this case and I was able to tuck it away next to the spare incase I ever need it. The bag is good quality for what I needed and the space in each compartment surprised me with how much room there was. Such a better way to hold tools that one bag where they all get lost at the bottom.

Great bag for tools, except, zippers are on the stop, would rather have them on the side, doesn't roll up tight, a bit awkward to carry. But hey, it does the job.

Fits real well under seat and houses the basics in all the separate pouches. Roll it up and store

Really cool versatile storage. Gun cleaning stuff, kids cars seat toys, snacks, makeup, dopp kit...

It is a gift.

The bag is great specially by the value, perfect size, smooth canvas, nice straps, very well designed. The zippers adds a lot of value because it will help the longevity of the bag.

So here’s the deal... I used to work out of a work van for ten years and changed jobs within my company. I now travel the US with all my tools. Well, a condensed version of all of my tools.This roll up bag fits nicely inside my Pelican 1615 Air. I haven’t found anything I don’t like about this case. I’ve had it a few months now and used to have individual bags/cases with all tools in one hard shell case. Drill bits, cutters, pliers, sockets, Allen’s, screwdrivers, zip ties, gloves, etc were all in there. All of those tools went into this case for easy access and no more sifting through ALL tools. I can hang it with D-rings where I’m working without having to get down a ladder. When I’m done, simply zip up compartments, roll it up and then buckle. It’s that simple!I’ve had many cases since taking this position four years ago and this case will be the last. I’m buying another one for my personal truck to put underneath my seat for emergencies.