WELKINLAND 15-Pockets Electrician tool box, Large-open Electrical bag, Stand-alone Tech tool bag, Service tool bag, Electrician bags, Electrician tool bag, Electrion tool bag, Maintenance tool bag

Very nicely made. Seems very durable so far. Holds my 14” MacBook Pro easily.Interior dividers are Velcro adjustable, and the permanent tool pockets are well sized. Front pouch is a bit on the small side, and the front zipper compartment is next to useless. Only very small notepads and pens will fit in there.It stands up on its on easily, the top swings open easily, and you have a strap to slide it over the handle of a rolling toolbox or luggage.Overall, it’s big enough to hold the important work tools and computer stuff I need most often, without being much bigger than a briefcase or as heavy and bulky as a backpack.

Nice bag so far. Good and solid shape, has good space for a decent variety of tools, though not a large back. Would use for more of a light day pack where you might not need all of your stuff. Laptop slot is better padded than expected.Overall nice solid bag for the price.

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This is a really nice bag for electricians/technicians who need to carry tools as well as a (small) laptop computer. There is plenty of space for a basic toolkit, but the laptop area is small, my 2017 15 inch Macbook Pro will fit but it is super tight. The bag is well constructed, and seems very durable, its a shame they didn't make the laptop compartment just a tad bit larger.

If you've been down in the dumps because you can't afford a hybrid this WELKINLAND bag might be the thing to chase your blues away. I'm sure it gets really good gas mileage - it just isn't going to take you anywhere. In fact, you'll have to take it where ever you want it to go. It's definitely a hybrid though; it's a hybrid of briefcase and tool bag. It has interior pockets for tool storage and a padded interior pocket to hold a laptop. Unfortunately, The pocket @ 13.5” wide isn't quite big enough to hold my 13” wide, 15.6” on diagonal, laptop. It will hold my old laptop and most tablets – just won't hold current laptop. Kind of a bummer - 'cause that's why I ordered it. Can't fault it for that though. It is a top quality bag with nice stitching and premium zippers. The handle design is innovative – with two plastic pieces that marry and a provide a comfortable hand hold. There is a second zippered pouch on the outside that would accommodate a small laptop or tablet – It isn't cushioned as well as interior pocket. These pockets could also be used for note pads, receipt books, or folders. On the interior are are six stitched wall pockets – each will hold multiple screw drivers, wrenches, etc …. There is a long adjustable separator that travels length wise in the bag and three short separators that fit partially across the width. The separators are fastened with Velcro – which I usually don't like. All the other Velcro separators I've seen are 'L' shaped on Velcro ends; these are 'T' shaped. The 'L' shape provide one anchor per side, the 'T' shape provides two anchors per side – 4 anchors total for each compartment separator. Pretty sturdy.This bag is marketed for Electricians, but there is nothing that makes it exclusively an electricians tool bag. In fact it is too small to be my only electrical tool bag. It would work well to hold meters wire strippers, crimpers, and other sundries. This bag, for folks that use tools regularly, is probably best suited as an auxiliary bag. It looks to be a bag for specific tools for folks who prefer to be organized and don't care to keep their whole world in a bucket. I dig it and will probably use it for meters ... But the jury is still out on that – other options are still dancing around in my brain.7 Super Novas for The WELKINLAND 15-Pockets Hybrid Tool Bag ~ Thanks for Reading - Have an Incredible Life! ~

The media could not be loaded. I like the WELKINLAND 15-Pockets Electrician tool box, but it has a handle that doesn't stay together well when I carry it. It wish it would secure when I close it but that isn't a dealbreaker. It has modest capacity to carry tools so it won't make a good main toolbox, but it works well for carrying the tools you need for a particular project. We assemble a lot of products, and this is so easy to fill with the requisite tools such as a power screwdriver and Allen Wrenches. Also, it can be set on the furniture without a problem because of the rubber feet. In the final analysis, this is a good overall tool bag for transporting to specific repair and assembly projects.

I'm very impressed with this toolcase/bag. The zippers, straps and handles are very sturdy. The internal dividers are each attached with two velcro flaps that are very solid and hold them in place. In fact, the main tool "internal space" also consists of a removable bottom and left/right side that are very stiff and would keep tools or sharp objects from penetrating the sides of the case.The only thing that I think they can improve is the two piece handle. The two sides are a U shape on one side and the other side fits inside that U to form a solid handle. The issue is that the U is the wrong way around (they form an upside down U). The smooth part of the "U" is UP facing your palm and the open side of the U is toward your fingers and the two pieces want to separate. It's a minor gaffe but a little annoying.Otherwise a really fine tool case that is a solid A effort.

This is a really nice tool bag for all your tools. Lots of compartments. The shoulder strap is really nice and the pad is great for your shoulder. Looks good and heavy duty too.