Review on Large 16-Inch Tool Bag With Durable ABS Plastic Molded Base And Adjustable Shoulder Strap, Perfect For Electricians, Carpenters, Plumbers, Mechanics, And DIY Enthusiasts. by Raden Maldonado

Bought this to transport/protect a Laney Cub Supertop amp head to and from gigs.I thought I had measured everything correctly so the amp head would sit upright, standing handle up but as the pics show it would not close. But it fit ok lying on it's back as the tool bag has a reinforced plastic bottom, and the amp head has all recessed knobs and Jack's. The case also holds the power cord, 2 speaker cables and the shoulder strap on the pockets. It's a little tricky to get in and out but a few practices and its figured out. (Tip: Insert and remove end first, hands on long sides.)The top of the case also has wire frame around the top which helps keep it open when loading/unloading as to not flop closed.I know this is an unconventional use but I do this type of thing for other musical equipment that does not come with or have a cover/case for purchase. I have also repurposed cooler bags the same way. Saves money and expensive equipment. The bottom is strong and outside looks water resistant. Nice sturdy seams and metal attachment for shoulder strap.As for use as its intended purpose.this would be a great tool bag . I used to be a Navy mechanic and carpenter in the Seabees. I wish I would have had one of these instead of the US issued tool bags we had.Note: there is some rough sharp edge around the inside of the plastic bottom. Probably how its secured. Not a big deal for tools, but for my use I just put a pillow case down inside as to not scratch the amps nice covering.I do not think it will be an issue.just keep an eye on it.