STANLEYFATMAX Heavy-Duty Tool Bag Backpack, One Size, Black, 1-95-611

I've now had this over 2 months, so time for an honest review.Firstly, it's really well made.I've had no issues at all, and looking at the typical wear points (bottom corners etc)There is no sign of wear or abrasions.Most of the time I just carry it in my hand, but when I do wear it as a rucksack it is very comfortable with good easy adjustment on the straps.It has lots of useful compartments, although I do have a tendency to forget where I've put what.It has a removable tool holder pouch inside.I'm not sure if I prefer that or not.I do sometimes remove it, but mostly not and it can move around inside. Which can be annoying.(What I would have liked is a fastening on the top of the removable tool holder to keep it together. Just a strip of velcro would do).I have quite a few different tool bags, (although this is my only rucksack type), but this is now my go to bag.I just fill it with the tools I know I'll need for the job. Its capacity isn't huge, but it's a good size and holds what I need the majority of times.Build wise it's really good, all the seams and zips are as good as when I first bought it.Not all Stanley products are quite as well made as they used to be, but this is a really good one.For the price it's very good value.Most of the tool manufacturing companies make similar bags, but most have a price around twice this.Overall, I'm very happy with this toolbag and unless there is a catastrophe in the next few months (if there is, I'll be letting you know), I'll be buying another when necessary.I hope you found this review helpful.

Totally not disappointed with it, it's got plenty of space inside, plenty of small little pockets here and there, the tool bag is amazing, plenty of storage for all my tools and machines. It's got a protective hard bottom which doesn't let wearing occur after dumping it on the ground couple of times. The straps are so soft that when you wear it you almost feel no weight on your back. Overall 10/10.

I generally work straight from the back of the van but more recently I have started working in city centre's where parking can be a real pain. A backpack seemed the best option as it leave's your hand's free for carrying steps, more tools, opening doors or using the phone.I went for the Stanley based on the reviews, reasonable price and size. There's plenty of room in the main storage area, made accessible with a heavy duty zip. There are lot's of additional pockets and loops and a removable tool storage board for screwdriver's, chisels etc. It has a hard flat plastic base, which when you take the backpack off and put it down, it sit's upright allowing you easy access to all sections of the bag.When fully loaded it's heavy, plan what you need for the day/job to keep it as light as possible. Personally, this size was ideal, any bigger and you may struggle to lug it about, especially if walking longer distances.Overall it has exceeded my expectations, built to last and an excellent solution for carrying tool's and part's.

Positives: plenty of space and having the option to remove the tool organisation is a positive imo. Zips are good and robust.The side pockets are nice and big and the straps on the side help with holding levels in nicely.Negatives: mesh on the front has only really lasted 3 months before starting to get holes in it, both at the bottom and the top. The small additionaly pocket is a bit to small to be really useful for anything and the opening isnt really big enough.Overall this bag is decent and ticks most boxes for me

As a mobile IT engineer, I was searching for a backpack that would be sufficient enough for carrying a laptop, some additional cables, tools, equipment, and still leave enough room to pack some lunch into and have the protection from everyday bumps, and wear/tear.This backpack lived up to those expectations. It is quite large overall, but not over-sized for the decent storage space it provides. It contains a folding removable tool carrier and there is a padded compartment for a large laptop. (it would easily fit a 17" laptop) there is a small internal pouches at the top of it which can be secured with a small velcro strap through a buckle, along with a small external zip pouch at the top for quick, easy access. Then there are two additional external side pouches and a front net-pouch. So plenty of packing options there.On the base of it is hardened plastic. So it will maintain its shape, stand upright with you set it down somewhere, keep it dry, and stop things from piercing through the bottom of it.The adjustable shoulder straps seem to be sturdy and comfortable even when carrying heavy weight in it. This is backed up by a plastic re-enforced top handle for lifting the full backpack up when you are not using the shoulder straps.Overall, it is just what I wanted from a backpack for my everyday jobs. I would recommend it for people who need a lot of packing options and mobility too.

Fits all my hand tools plus a socket set, drill bits, multimeter, pocket laser measurer and more. Really happy with this bag. Got it half price on prime day but well worth the full price. I’ve been through 3 tool back packs In the last 10 years and they’ve all had little niggles that you wish was just a bit different but this one I’ve not had anything that I wish it was different. Build quality is great for the price but the best thing is that all the weight of the contents sit In the center of the bag so there is no strain on the zips which means it will last a lot longer than other bags I’ve had in the past. The straps do sit a little funny on my shoulders but it’s not uncomfortable to carry. All in all I’m very happy with it.