Sanwuta 3 Pack Tool Bag for Men with Waterproof Hard Bottom, Heavy Duty Tool Bag Wide Mouth Tote for Various Instrument, Electrician Carpenter Mechanic(Blue, Red, Yellow,13 Inch,Classic)

I have a DeWalt tool bag, just a small one for inside of my motorhome. I needed like 2 more but for the same price I could get 3 so why not. I have things like my drill & heat gun that could use their own bag with accessories, and these are small enough so I can store them away in the basement storage or even under the bed storage. I was so impressed when I opened the package. They are made much better than my DeWalt from Amazon, and also was cheaper. I was told it is more than likely a knock-off. (shrugs shoulders) My favorite now, are these new ones with the side pockets on both sides, one side has 3 Velcro like closures and the other is two open pockets, nice zipper enclosure, the hard wire top so it doesn't just collapse in is a nice treat too. When you open it, it actually stands open while you are searching for items. My DeWalt does not, it's collapsible. So don't always think the ones with the brand names are going to be the best like I did. I love these and am excited now to organize my tool collection. High quality and does the job. You can also pick your colors to help you stay organized.

Very convenient, well-made and great price. I am able to sort all sorts of tools now! These are sturdy, not junk weight! I like the coloring system too.

Work fine, well made. I've packed full with heavy tools and they are holding up.

Size is good, color variety is nice to pack specific tools together (blue for plumbing, red for electrics, yellow for drills/screwing, etc.). Fabric is a bit flimsy unlike heavy broadcloth of higher priced bags BUT the flexible material does make it easier to stay open wide and pack it full. Great bag to separate your tools without stacking them in bins and boxes.

I bought 12 of these bags, with 6 more in my bin (all for storage in my workshop). The bags are pretty good, decent size, and I'd give a 4/5 for overall construction. BUT, the smell.... 5/5. I love it! I may be weird, but reminds of walking into a leather store when I was a kid. I'd buy these bags just for the smell. LOL Vendor, package the smell into an air freshener and I will buy it. -MrNetTek

Have recently bought a fair amount of Bauer power tools from Harbor Freight, and I don't want them just lying on my work bench shelf. These protect the power tools, and even have a couple extra pockets/slots for various extras and parts. They're much cheaper than the Bauer-brand bags, and you can get them in 2 different sizes. I think I'll get custom sewn patches on eBay so I can easily tell what's in all my different tool bags. Perfect for items like drills, jig saw, grinder, etc, etc. Plus I like when I'm gonna do a repair or a small DIY job, I can just take a few extra tools I need, throw them in the bag, and carry the bag where I need it. Keeps me from making several trips and much less likely to drop a tool because I'm carrying too much in my arms. They're definitely durable enough for DIY and around the house. I would probably get a stronger, more resilient bag if I was going to take work tools to a job site every day, though. The metal rods in around the zipper are a nice touch and help solidify the bags both open and closed.

These are very lightweight bags and in my opinion poorly suited for tools or anything but the lightest of items. The zippers are also very lightweight and have an atypical construction of the zipper teeth in a loop. Overall the zippers seem suited for occasional not regular use. The fabric is waxed on the interior which may provide some water repellency but I doubt the statement of waterproof bottoms due to the bag construction with seams. Having said all of that, my purpose was to organize some emergency items for 3 different automobiles. They are now filled with emergency triangles and warning lights, life straws, foil warming bags, matches, lighters, headlamps and flashlights, and basic first aid items. I may also try to add jumper cables but that will likely max the space and carrying capacity of the bags and perhaps those go in a separate tool bag of heavier construction. The light weight and overall pliable nature of these bags seems well suited for carrying in the interior of the vehicle so that if there is an accident there are not heavy bags flying around and you would not have to leave the vehicle to access the bag. Particularly the red and yellow bags stand out and would be easy to find. These bags are also shipped with a silly amount of plastic.

These bags seem pretty heavy duty for their price. I got lots of different colors to color code my tools and got rid of the giant packout boxes. Much better on my back and easy to bring exactly what I want.