🔧 Rugged Tools Tool Bag Combo - Small & Medium Tote Bags for Electricians, Plumbers, Gardeners, HVAC & More - Organizer Bags Review

I got these to replace a tool bag that I've used as a DIY enthusiast for years; it has seen better days and i was drawn to this one because of the double pocket. In my experience everything I needed was right at the bottom of my tool bag and I figured that would be a good solution. I was expecting plenty of external and internal pockets and there are few if any. Those are bags! I also found the material to be lighter than I expected. Also, after purchasing it, I found a very nice bag at a…

The trend of some manufacturers of these bags is to sew a thin, crappy plastic lining inside these bags, maybe to keep moisture out. These fall apart. even just sit. almost as if they were made of biodegradable plastic after a few months while the outer material remains intact. So I'm buying 2 new bags. in terms of durability. What's your name. The stitching on my Huskey bags has also ripped a couple of times, so I don't use them anymore. I wouldn't buy them again and it's not a good deal…

I don't trust my family. I mean I just don't trust them with my tools. Or at least put them back where they belong. For this reason, I keep my large tool bag in my work truck. All screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers and sockets. Even though my sockets are mounted on a support bar, they always ended up in the bottom of the bag along with extensions, ratchet, etc. I bought these bags with the intention of holding all of my sockets (or at least the regular ones). ) in one place. That works great. The…

For such a price I expected the worst. But I only use them to store tools in a drawer system in the back of my truck. I wouldn't want to use these tools for everyday transportation to and from work, they probably won't last long with daily use. But for weekend warriors or limited use like mine they work great and are good value for money. For the record, in a large bag I keep a full set of SAE wrenches, another full set of SAE ratchet wrenches, 6" and 10" crescent wrenches, a 3/8" ratchet, 2…

This review is for a set of two 2-ply nylon tote bags from Rugged Tools. Here you have a no-frills set of sturdy *small* tool bags. And I don't mean much. I knew what I was buying, but not everyone pays attention to the schemes and small details. At the same time, the largest bag is the size of a shoebox for a person with rather large legs (size fourteen). The second, smaller bag is the size of a shoe box for ladies with large feet. I'm guessing size ten. The zipper is another no-frills design.