Sac à outils fourre-tout d'électricien DEWALT, antidérapant, anti-salissures, 34 pochettes, 11 po

Moving into an apartment meant needing to consolidate my tools. This tote holds everything but my socket set.

I bought because it about 2 months before, and handle broke in half, also side zipper already broke, it does the job but not the highest quality

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tote is one heavy duty bag. It has all the features that anyone could need for a workhorse like this . I especially like the water resistant compartment. I like to carry my note pad with me and it seem like it always get wet and pages crinkle up, sometimes causing me to have a had time reading past entries. I am looking forward to keeping my pad in there out of the elements. I also like the super heavy duty shoulder strap pad. When you get this thing loaded up with tools it can become heavy and the pad help my shoulder bear the weight. Overall a well made bag that should last for years to come. I like the roomy space to carry my meter without getting smashed with tools on top of it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s a little bit bigger than other bags I’ve used in the past. This is a pro in a con, but I personally like a smaller electrical bag.. there’s plenty of storage in this guy though, and for some guys it would probably be ideal. I do like that it has water resistant features and definitely is great quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Everything fits in there, I can easily carry all that I need for an install or a repair. It saves me from carrying my big backpack. I was always debating between carrying my tool belt pouch or my backpack and this gives me another options that is slowly taking over. Less weight than my backpack and more space than my pouch. If you are like me, that you receive the bad calls at 1 am, this is a very functional since you can throw the tote next to you and all tools are displayed at all times. I can fit more items on mine but I rather keep fast and practical instead of having too many tools that I get to forget what I am carrying. I am not a fan of having my tools displayed at all times if I am working with too many people since people start trying to borrow tools from you but since it is lightweight I can always move it around without thinking too much on it. The main Yellow section where you have two pockets with a zipper looks awesome but it is a little bit tight, I use one for screws and some connectors, It is against water so maybe I can throw my phone there if I am working with a leak, the little pocket is really tight, I haven't been able to find it a good use other than throwing there my pods which I always misplaced, maybe that will be the main use on that for me, and maybe my little phone battery storage thing. 2 carry options, shoulder and hand, I used more the hand held at the beginning and I was even thinking to remove the shoulder option, put it is starting to grow in me, it can free my hands for my coffee or a bag with supplies. Like I said, I am not a fan of open carry but this time.... I am just hook with pockets pockets pockets and more pockets everywhere, maybe not pockets, I guess that is not the proper word since it is just that loop space to put your tools but for me they are pockets and I still don't know how can I fill them all up, and I love that. I am a little bit worry about the yellow front about how much can it take since I feel it is some sort of heavy duty plastic and only time will tell, my biggest concern in that is how much sun can it take since I am in Texas. The fact that it can isolate from water allows me to think of it not just in electrical problems but with my plumbing issues, and with that I am using it everywhere.