ToughBuilt XXL Rolling Massive Mouth Tool Bag with Hard Body and Waterproof Base - Heavy-Duty Tools and Supplies Mobile Storage Organizer with Rugged Off-Road Wheels, ClipTech Compatibility

I Am.an on the road technician who, all day long is carrying tools and parts into different locations. I received this bag yesterday and loaded it up. first off, the size is just awesome. This one bag replaced two separate bags that I was using. The inside pockets and compartments made organization so much better. Previously I had to dig around in just one big open area trying to find what I needed, but now I can have things separated into inside pockets, so that I can easily find my most used items quickly and easily without dumping everything out of the bag. The wheels are large, and look like they will hold up for quite a while. the ability to open the top all of the way, and then strap it to the handle to hold it open is quite nice. The handle is large and moves smoothly no fighting to extract it or push it back down, and it retracts fully into the height of the bag which is nice, because I can easily fit it into the back of a rather small hatchback and close the hatch without the handle slamming into the glass. Thete are only two things that I could find, so far, that I don’t 100% like. first off, I do kind of wish that the rail designed to hold the removable clips was, in itself, removable. it really gets in the way of trying to put hand tools into those front pockets, so if you have no intention of using those clips, then that rail is just sort of an annoyance for no reason. Second, I had to spend entirely too long, trying to get the clip that comes with the bag removed. It is zip tied on from behind it, and it was near impossible to get anything in there to cut that zip tie. So once I was finally able to get that removed, afraid I was going to end up cutting the bag the entire time, there also was no actual directions on how that thing opens up to remove it tp begin with, so I had to spend another 10 minutes fighting with it until I finally realized that the little yellow tab at the bottom, if you use a crap ton of force, you pull it forward, which disengages it and then you can slip the clip off. Other than those two things, everything about this bag seems 1000 times better than what I was doing before. I’m going to start using it today, so after about a week, I should have a good idea of how it may hold up overtime at which point I will update. .

Very nice bag

PhD--instructor of physical science at community college. When I adjunct for another college 74 miles from my home, I need to bring everything with me. This rolling tool chest is perfect for that purpose.

As an IT field bag, this does the job. I can load it up and not have to worry about carrying it. It has lots of useful pockets inside and out, and while I don't carry a lot of tools, it handles what I need perfectly. Quality is great and it appears that it will last a long time.The wheels however, are abysmal on solid ground. Super loud. It sounds (and vibrates) like you are pulling it over a weather grate. I'll be replacing them asap. They measure 2" x 6" with a 1/2(?) bore (I'll remove and check). I'll update with a link if I find a good, smooth replacement.

I work in the field (literally out of an old box trailer in the middle of nowhere). I keep my tools (and other gear) in a front opening cage. I bought this bag because I can use the attachment system to put the smaller pouches on the front for my common use tools so I can grab and go. And I have to say, for my specific circumstances, this thing is perfect! I use this bag as the "base station", keeping my larger/less used tolls in the gaping maw of a bag, then use the smaller pouches (sold separately) to keep my smaller and more used tools ready and available.I don't recommend using this system if you need something extremely mobile. But if you need something that mostly stays in the truck/van/shop but can still be moved from location to location (relatively easily) then this thing is perfect. Especially when you couple this with the removable pouches. You can detach a pouch take what you need and not be dragging EVERYTHING you own along for the ride.Like I said, it's a niche use, but if it's what you need, it's perfect.

Love it! Really great. Been using it for 2 years now. Holds up to mortar dust and tough treatment.Had to drill holes in the bottom of the handle bracket at the bottom of the bag because it was holding water from light rain

Just get one!I have all three rolling bags and they fly 5 days a week loaded wit 70lbs of tools and parts.These bags are amazing I will never buy another pac-out to fly with.Great bag.

This XXL Massive Mouth rolling bag is great. I had a very hard time finding reviews or videos of this rolling bag but I took the chance to get it and I'm not disappointed. Rolling it onto a work site is so much nicer then carrying that Huskey bag I had.The wide mouth opens up and gives you plenty of room to play with. It doesn't have a lot of pockets but I added a bag to hold some of my tools. The pockets on the front and sides are plenty big enough for a few easy to grab items. As you can see, the bag is deep enough to hold my Dewalt hammer standing up and still close with room to spare.The top is soft and flexes under weight but it can hold cases or boxes for when you have a few extra things to carry. Set them on top and roll out.My only dislike is that the telescopic handle is a bit flimsy and loose but so long as you're not being too rough with it, it should last.This bag is a great buy.