Husky GP-43196N13 18" 600-Denier Red Water Resistant Contractor's Rolling Tool Tote Bag with Telescoping Handle

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I’ve seen them on the street, on subways, and in buildings, sometimes being carried and other times they’re rolled around.

I am also starting to see a lot of Milwaukee Packout products out there – both individual products and combinations. All in all, this rolling tool bag has all the bells and whistles (or nooks and crannies, rather) for working remotely. It features outside and inside pockets for hand tool storage and a rugged zipper to prevent tool loss. It’s constructed over a thermoformed EVA-foam base, features a reinforced lid, as well as 900D TPU-coated nylon side panels and removable storage compartments that allow it to expand or collapse at your convenience. The zipper has two sliders with nylon pull cords, and they can meet in the middle or operate from one side, according to user preference (I found that positioning them in the middle was best).Reinforced rope-support holes prevent wear, and the heavy-duty nylon thread will not rot or fall apart. I felt that the handle was sturdy, it extended and collapsed smoothly, and there wasn’t any two-handed fidgeting as there can be with some cheaper models. Greenlee’s 7-pocket caddy features large-capacity pockets and a padded handle design for extra storage and comfortable carrying.

Military-grade hybrid soft and hard shell with ballistic 900D TPU coated nylon with thermoformed EVA foam base. I still have some giveaways planned, and purchased a couple of Husky tool bags to bundle with the prizes. Once open, the bag’s design allows the center compartment to stay open, so I could see into the bag to reach in and grab a tool with one hand. It attaches to a body belt or harness using connection straps that are equipped with plastic quick-lock buckles.There are high-grade zippers throughout, and the shoulder straps can be packed away into a separate storage pocket when not in use.