Tool bag Stanley "FatMax" 18" (518150) 1-93-950 Review

If the pockets on the outside were with zippers, or with valves, at least just deeper, and inside there were pockets on both sides, the bag would be generally excellent. I do not regret that I bought it, but consider that half of the bag is not used.

It is made very high quality, everything is also stitched with the expectation of a lot of weight. I accidentally bumped into it and immediately sparkled)) Almost everything that was needed for minor repairs in plumbing, electrical and other things fit in . Finally, I separated the power tool and consumables from the manual one and collected it all in one place, very convenient.

Bag STANLEY FatMax 1-93-950 1F5ED Compared to the bag 1-96-183 it is larger, the outer pockets are not on two long sides, but in a circle. I took both 1-96-183 and 1-93-950, one contains a power tool, the other contains a hand tool and equipment.

Holds a hammer drill, a screwdriver, a laser tripod, a summer set of overalls and an electrician's hand tool, press a little and close With its pros: Excellent bag. Durable, easy to clean from concrete dust either with a vacuum cleaner or a compressor. Different cons: The only drawback is the outer pockets, you can't put anything in them, as they are conical and do not close. Whatever you put in them you will lose. But in them it is good to bring dust from objects home)). Although perhaps they…

Took for storage and transportation from / to the country. Everything you need is placed in it. Small things in the pantry became less falling. Well, it's just a pleasure to use it. Its pros: Sewn very high quality. The fabric is great. The handle is comfortable (although the tight pad bends, but it makes a reliable impression). Hard bottom, belt, many pockets. Looks o. K. Cool With its cons: Outside pockets are small. Valuables should not be placed there.

Great bag for hand and power tools. Fits Truper 25 oz carpenter's hammers, long tools such as a rotary hammer or a DeWalt reciprocating saw. The only conditional inconvenience is the handle with Velcro fasteners. Separate handles with a comfortable grip are much more convenient. Different pros: Form factor: long and shallow; the strength of the structure, the quality of the handles, straps and fasteners. Side pockets are suitable for a tape measure or several. pliers. The fact that they are…

I have been using it for about 2 years, traveling work. The only downside to this bag is the pockets. The outer ones are not deep enough to put keys or pliers for example (they constantly fall out). There are only 4 pockets inside, and everything always falls out of those too (when you put the amount on the floor, the walls lean towards the center and everything falls out). I don’t know how the bag is designed, but together they carried parts of 30-35 kg each in it and there was nothing for…

First of all, you need to understand why you need this bag, if it’s just for me to store the tool without unnecessary hemorrhoids by searching for it around the apartment, then yes, this is what you need. And if you are a master and you only have a level of 1.5 meters and a puncher for a couple of kilowatts, then this is not your bag, leave it to us simple men who have hands and "the tool knows its place" !.

Its pros: I liked everything, durable with hard use for 3 years kept faithfully. Has cons: alas, 2 closable pockets. there is no fixation of individual tools, but it would be necessary, in a heap it is difficult to find the right tool

I'll tell you about the cons, metal staples (stiffening ribs) along the zipper of the lock - they broke in the middle in the second month of operation. Leather clamp for tightening two handles - burst in the first month. It does not hold its shape, the edges collapse, it becomes more difficult to find something in the bag. In one pocket, the fabric was worn, but not through, it just became thinner and transparent. On the plus side, it's pretty roomy.