Just arrived and I am very please with the initial quality. The big wheels do seem sturdy, much more versatile than the husky rolling tool bag. The front flap seems like it will hold all the tools not in in my tool belt(I'm an electrician). Zippers are not flimsy at all and the telescoping handle seems solid. It has a very deep main compartment but I thought it would have a bigger opening. I will update once I get my tools in it, as well as how it holds up on a job site. Pictures will be posted. Update 2: It's been 3 months of daily abuse and it has still held up incredibly well, could use some more outside pockets but other than that I have zero complaints. Wheels are fine, no zipper issues to date, no tears, extremely satisfied with this purchase! UPDATE: I have had this for a few weeks now and couldn't be happier. The tires are silent and extremely sturdy and roll over 2x4s and rebar with no problem at all. I can fit my saw-zall, impact driver, drill, and charger along with my regular tools with ease along with some screw kits while all the interior pouches hold my hand tools. The BEST thing about this tool bag is that you do not feel the weight at all! It's incredible and all my coworkers are amazed at it. It is pricey, but so far it seems like its worth every penny. Read more
This tool bag comes with heavy duty wheels. The material is thick and does not tear or allow tools to poke holes through. The handle construction is sturdy and does not break even when dragging up steps. Plenty of space for tools. Easy to get in out of work truck. Read more
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I fly every week and use this rolling bag to transport my documents and books. It has survived baggage handlers for about 1 1/2 years with minimal damage. The wheels do have a moderate plastic odor when it first arrives but it dissipates eventually. It has large diameter wheels so it is easy to pull over rough ground. I also stack items on top, like a hand truck, and it handles it all. When this one wears out, I'll buy another one again. It is heavy, about 20 lbs, so you don't get to carry much before you max out the 50 lbs airline limit. Read more
For one thing the wheels are bad-ass. These sturdy wheels have nice steel bearings, not plastic bushings and roll right up a curb with out so much as a hiccup; they make the tare weight heavier, but worth it on the run. There are plenty of adequately separated compartments, but they are all neatly concealed. You could actually check this bag on a plane and travel with it if you can keep below airline weight limit. Mine is nearly full, so probably already too heavy. The synthetic canvas, zippers and telescoping handle are about the same as Snap-On and Husky. Snap-On is bigger, but if you filled up the Snap-On, it would probably break down, i'm guessing. One can only expect so much out a canvas bag. Husky is a good bit cheaper, and more available. ..but for my work, this Klein one is the shizzle Read more
I do not know why this came from Amazon Returns at a discount, it was new sealed in factory packaging. I appreciate the discount though Read more
First of all, I got someone else's return, including their personal information on their return paperwork. Very uncool. After an initial assessment I intended to return it but got busy and missed the return window. First thing that hit me was the weight. Working 60+ hours a week, there was some time before I could transition my tools over. This thing lacks organizational capability, unless you plan to stack sub kits inside, which just serves to take up space. It seems like every time I need something, it's all the way in the bottom. There is a front zipper compartment, but it's hard to find a good use for it. Doing service work over 30 years with toolbags and toolboxes routinely weigh 60# I'm no lightweight, but this thing must weigh close to 15# empty, and it's limited in usable space and organization and no way would I bring it on a commercial flght. Like another reviewer, one of my front pegs broke off, so now I have to lean it up against something or stick something under so it doesn't tip over. The only good thing I can say is the handle is a decent legnth and sturdy. Overall, very disappointed. Read more
Nice bag, but very heavy on it's own and I don't recommend checking it as baggage on a commercial airline. First time I took it on a trip to another city to work, it came down the baggage carousel and the front stand/legs were busted clean off. Now, it wants to fall over on its face when I let go of it. Because they are riveted on there is no replacing them. Now it just sits in the corner of my shop. Read more
