Review on BLACK DECKER BDST500002APB Mouth Zippered by Kenneth Foster

Tool pocket on large side. I use this type of bag both for my instruments and for transporting audio equipment to courses and concerts. This bag is large enough to hold a full-size router and a few boxes of bits. It also includes all the XLR and TS cables needed for our group of four. Plenty of pockets and loops so small tools don't get buried deep in your pocket. The neck of the collar closes with a strong zipper that looks like it will hold up over time. Includes a heavy-duty dual carry handle with Velcro that securely attaches two handles for added security. It has a nice padded shoulder strap. Unfortunately they used plastic carabiners to attach it to the bag. You break at the vertebra with a significant weight in your pocket. That's really the only thing wrong with this bag and thankfully you can just cut them off and replace them with metal carabiners to keep the strap securely attached to the bag. An unusual feature is the semi-rigid plastic bottom. It's advertised to keep your tools dry, although I would never leave my tools or gear in a damp place. What it does is keep the bag in an unfolded form, so your tools/gear stay more or less where you put them in the bag, rather than being scattered all over the place where you have to sort them every time. Nice bag for a reasonable price. I like it.