IRONLAND Tool Backpack, Tool Backpck Heavy Duty, Hvac Tool Bag, Tool Backpack For Men, Tool Bag Backpack For Electricians Construction Plumber Garden With 51 pockets

I’m an HVAC service tech. It’s not a Veto, but it cheap and holds up. I’ve been using mine everyday for 5 months, haven’t had a single problem with it. Zippers are fine, no tears or rips. Mine typically has 40 lbs of tools in it. It’s a bit bulky, and doesn’t sit high on your back, so I wouldn’t wear it for long periods of time. But it’s a great beginner tool bag. Very useful if you’re working on rooftops, keeps your hands free going up and down ladders. Also, protects your tools from the elements.

Good bag but im founding it topple over way to easily, wish it had bit more support to keep up right.

A ton of pockets, well made, very solid. Great for organizing tools makes it easy to find everything quickly. Probably more pockets than you can use all at once. It does fatten up quite a bit when you fill all of them so may need to focus on more often used tools instead of all of them. I lug mine around all day from ship to ship and I'm not too gentle and it's held up great. I did have a slight issue with stitching but customer care took care of me ASAP. I had an opportunity to go with another product but I came right back.

Decent bag but too small for all your tools in the field. Would work great for specific side jobs where you don’t need to have all your stuff and be prepared for whatever the day brings you. Has tons of slots for specific tools, but no room for bags that hold all your gas of sockets, bits/hole saws, etc.Durability seems decent, except one of the inside zippers came already off track. And shoving all the tools I need for a new job job won’t quite fit and has the bag busting at the seams.Where I want to put my longer tools like wide flat head screw drivers and such isn’t practical. Many of the slots don’t run the height of the bag so some tools have to be thrown in loose.Over all seems durable. Not practical for carrying all your tools. Practical for residential or specific job. Impractical for industrial work.

Great for turning apartments up three flights of stairs, holds 2 drills, charger, and attachments...it's just big enough. The bottom is kind of a tough plastic.

Im a plumber in Texas and I just got this after my Milwaukee backpack bit the dust. Everything is as described. Great backpack for the price. Now time only time will tell.Several month went by and the backpack fell apart.

Started falling apart a few months after buying. I have a tough job, I climb on roofs, this was supposed to help with that. Don’t buy if what you wanted was durability.

The only complaint is that the zipper pulls are cheap.

Heavy duty, more compartment, very good layout and design usage, it’s amazing.