77-Pockets HVAC Tool Bag - Men's Electrician Backpack

So I have been using this book bag for 3 years and must say it’s great for electricians. It has not fallen apart .it even fallen off a truck at 50mph and not a single tool fell out didn’t even lose the tools on the side pouches . I wish it has a little more space in each little compartment for my channel locks I have 4 in there but other then that no complaints I’m happy so far for 3 years .

Love this tool bag It holds all the tools I use regularly. A must have. Made of strong materials. Suggest to keep the zipper lubricated

I purchased this as my go-bag for electrical field service. It has been a great storage options, and the zippers have worked well. I especially like the removable insert. It allows quick access to my most used tools. The reinforced handle has held up over the last year. I keep about 50 pounds worth of tools, and I am very rough on my tools, and it held up well. As for fit, I'm not small, 6'4", and its comfortable to walk around and climb ladders.The only complaint is that the hook is made of aluminum, and it has bent a couple of times. That hook will not handle the 50 pounds of tools. Don't rely on the hook. I had to replace the hook with something more durable. This is the only reason I didn't give it five starts.

I haven’t had the chance to take to work with me yet, so these are first impressions:Very sturdy seams and stitching. The steel-anchored stainless wire-rope handle felt like it would hold up decently when I tossed 30 or 40 lbs of random stuff into the bag.The hard bottom has a curve that fits my butt and back well. Your fit may vary😉. Padded straps don’t stretch or give much to some initial test-loading. Zippers feel high quality. Stands up fine on its own. The laptop pocket is well-padded and covered by the hard bottom.The waist strap might not fit large folk. I’m a slightly chubby medium-sized guy, and the waist strap is in the upper third of its range when adjusted to fit me. I wear size 38 pants, and the strap might go up to fit someone up to a 42, maybe 44. If you are large around the waist or just generally a big-scale person, this one feature might not adjust enough for you to use it. Only the waist-strap, though. The shoulder straps have LOTS of adjustment.I’ll be walking a mile+ to and from work every day, using this bag to carry tools in all sorts of weather for several weeks. After I know more about how this bag stands up to that sort of use, I’ll add what I’ve learned about it.

I bought and returned 3 different backpacks before I found this one.I love this backpack! I'm a field technician, covering the southwest, though I've been dispatched all over the USA. I drive (sometimes fly) to local and remote locations and fix my companies products. Which means I need to carry everything I might need.This pack allows me to not just carry, but to organize all my tools and equipment. I carry 40lbs of equipment and walk an average of 3 miles a day.The additional lumbar support from the lower clasp is a lifesaver. It truly helps midiaget the weight when you need to go up or down stairs or ladders.All the pouches and elastic bands, that keep your stuff not only organized but the weight centered and keeping thing from shifting, is ingenious.If you're an electrician, an IT professional, field tech, or some one that needs to carry a lot of tools and items to a job site. I highly recommend this pack.

As a truck driver it's very important to have a pack that stands erected, this one does that well and has plenty of storage. The USB port on the outside is very convenient. 2 of them would have been even better, but I can't complain at all. 4.5 out of 5 for me!

Not to bad of a Bag but the laptop compartment is limited I have a 14” laptop and it barely fits not good for a 14” laptops and also for the price the bag shouldn’t have collapse in the front

Falls over every time