Review on Milwaukee Tool Bag by Andy Mitts

I have three of these Milwaukee rectangular tool bags. They are slightly different internally and designed to hold different tools, but are similar in size and, as far as I can tell, are identical durable materials. I use them to store tools on a storage shelf under the workbench. They take up less shelf space than traditional wide-bottomed, tapered-top bags. They created several inches of shelf space. They are strong enough to hold brush cutter blades, other blades and bits, and tools that match their size. I suggest making sure the sizes fit your needs. They don't hold circular saws, saber saws, or angle grinders, which I'm familiar with. They have mesh pockets in the lid suitable for paper, thin pieces or blades. Each has a pair of Velcro or elastic straps that attach to the bottom at different points. They are easy to carry.