Revco Industries GB100 Extreme Helmetcatch Review

CHECK YOUR ZIPPERS! I really like the backpack, but one of the zippers on the lid didn't close well. Ordered a replacement and that was it. Revain is contacting the manufacturer regarding the issue. I'm ordering one from another site hoping it's from a different batch. I'm by no means saying don't buy it just to test the zipper and if there's a problem they'll send another while you use the other. No big deal. You can close it completely by using another zipper all the way to the end instead of

Overall a great bag for the money. The rigid body keeps the bag upright and open for easy access, storage and portability. The interior pockets/slits aren't too bad for small hand tools. The interior zip opening is great for storing some papers and a thin notepad. Adjustable compartment for different hoods and light lining for some protection. I had no issues other than the lack of a stiffer outer support, which allowed my hood to "warp" from sitting in the truck smashed for several days…

All my leather clothes fit in the main compartment with; Jackhammer, 10" wire brush, 7R vise, 12" combo angle, MIG pliers, TIG tungsten and more. Gloves are conveniently located in the side elastic cover. The welding cap and respirator go into a drawstring pocket on the other side. The best part is the loops on the sides. you keep; my car keys, goggles, flint hammer, pencil, soapstone and pocket ruler. Thick shoulder straps make it easy to carry. Comes with a small fridge for soft meals. The…

I work as a welder at the largest US shipyard. I have owned this item for almost 8 months. It has seen some wear and tear, some cracks and cracks which they say have failed and continue. I'm so glad it's flame retardant or flame retardant, sparks fly everywhere and I don't have to worry. I stuffed it to the brim, welder's thighs, whip, 2 sets of welding gloves, respirator, bucket and drill motor, jackhammer, wire brush, and a large and a small flashlight. (This may require some organizational…

Let me start by saying that I am not a welder and have owned my welder less than 24 hours so this backpack will not be abused on a daily basis. When I bought this backpack I wasn't sure if it would have enough room inside for a hood and jacket. Finding a sweat backpack was relatively easy as there are only 3 options, all ranging from $60-$80. I decided to pay $20 more than other brands because of the side glove pockets. I thought I could put a glove on each side because I bought these large…