👜 FASTPRO 14-Inch Zip-top Wide Mouth Open Storage Tool Bag: Stylish Design with Quality Endurance and Adjustable Shoulder Strap Review

Great tool bag. I bought the 12" to use as a carry case for my phone, iPad, glasses etc when my grandson plays soccer. Bought a slightly larger 14" case for a quick tool bag. Both work great and work as expected I will probably buy more if I find a use for it.

At 14 inches this bag doesn't set records for capacity, but I use it to carry small portions of tools for specific jobs around the house or garage , or my neighbor I can leave my full tool set at home and won't break my ligaments carrying 50 pounds of tools for a 10 pound job. The second thing I like is the open rack design. No more swearing because the middle compartment closed when I turned around; Therefore, it accommodates more tools in one hand, and my free hand can take that one sip of…

I bought this bag for a reason. My Cannondale e-bike came with an aluminum open-front carrier and I needed something that could be folded up and used to carry stuff - wallet, phone, jacket, water, bottle, sports gear and other small items. A tool bag with an opening cover is best suited for this. I bought a Husky bag from Home Depot which was fine but was 12 inches wide and the frame was about 14 inches wide. That way the pouch didn't fill the space and bounced off when you hit a bump unless…

Many people will like this bag. This is a great bag for the tech or hobbyist. The construction uses high quality materials, the only downside is that instead of a double line, a single line is used. Here are the pros and cons. Pros: Soft bottom with four rubber feet on the outside. 6 well separated inside pockets. 6 outer pockets, one with Velcro, pleasant to the touch. Soft grip on top of handle. The wrap is sewn to one of the handles and attached with Velcro. You can wrap them around both…