Rothco Mechanic's Tool Bag - Heavy-Duty Organization for Your Essential Tools and Gear

Perfect item and arrived sooner than expected

Very good piece

ist nur ein bissel teuer.

小型のバージョン。 300円差をケチった代償で、真鍮のジッパーは固くて使いづらい。 ちょっと軽くラーツーでもしようかなという時にも良いです。 ロスコのキャンティーンクッカー、SOTOのST310、スノピのオゼンライト、風防、CB缶、1人用のカトラリー、皮手袋を収納してもまだ余裕があります。 その状態からキャンティーン ボトルも横向きにすれば入ります。縦入れは高さ的に無理です。 アルストにすれば更に容量を他の物に使えると思います。 外側のポケットは使いづらく、なんで途中が縫い付けられているのか謎ですが、小分けされたインスタントコーヒーやライターなんかを収納する位はできるので良しとします。

Excellent quality, smaller than expected. Although measurements are accurate.

Perhaps it was the nostalgic lure of the product image that reminded me of my childhood days wandering through the old military surplus and Army/Navy stores that caught my eye. Whatever it was, it worked. I currently have 6 in use and need another. These flexible ditty bags are the same durable canvas quality of the Mil-Spec bags of old...and with heavy-duty brass zippers. They are fantastic gear bags for fishing, hunting, camping, auto & ATV tool kits. Many tools today do not come with carrying cases. These bags are great for creating tool kits for specific purposes...and I like to create my own kits. I’ve seen professional craftsmen like plumbers and electricians dig for 15 minutes in a box the size of a double-wide bathtub filled with a 20 year collection of job related odds and ends. Sometimes they actually find what they are looking for. Perhaps the search and discovery is part of the fun. Personally, I’d rather have what I need when I need it and know where to find it. What’s wrong with organization? The first-aid kits on the market today offer too much of what I don’t need and not enough of what I do need, so, I build my own according to my special needs. This bag works perfectly for me. Cheap first-aid kits in plastic containers will break and spill the contents all over the ground...and shards of broken plastic will cut flesh and none of the kits I’ve seen even contain Celox or QuikClot. One caveat: If you are thinking of buying your wife one for a make-up or overnight kit, you might want to reconsider.

I always hate the reviews that go on about how small something is when the measurements are clearly there. That said, I was a little surprised at the size despite having checked the measurements. It's quite small, but it's also really well made. The canvas is sturdy and the stitching and zippers are solid. I can see this thing standing up to some serious abuse. The internal loops and side pockets are a nice feature, and I have full confidence the snaps that close the side pockets won't come open by accident. I'm currently using it to tote around my rotary tool, which easily fits along with all the accessories. You could probably find something the same size (or larger) for cheaper, but I almost guarantee it won't be as well made. For a small emergency kit or tool bag, it's awesome.