MARUTAI 14'' Small Open Top Tool Bag, Tool Tote Bag with Handle，18 Pockets small Foldable Tool Bag Organizer， Tools Bags for Men Heavy Duty for Electricians, Plumbers

First off I should say I didn’t buy this for the usual roughneck equipment-punishing situation, and for that I’d get something heavier and more expensive, but it’s just right for our almost entirely indoor “family tool” situation.I bought this to replace a basket in the kitchen that, for the longest time, was a huge mess of scissors, screwdrivers, pliers, tapes, cutters, and other stuff that we end up using so constantly that we want it near the middle of the house where things can be easily grabbed rather than stashed away. Actually it was more like two overflowing baskets of craft/small tools and accumulated junk. The jumble was defeating the purpose because things weren’t so easily to grab when all tangled up.So after trying two other solutions, this one finally worked. Main requirements were: not any larger than this at most, open top, relatively low edges, and tons of pockets. Internal containers like the ones included are a good bonus.This cleaned up the mess almost perfectly without exceeding our awkwardness limits and now everything is quicker and easier to get to, plus it can be easily picked up and moved though we almost never do.The only issues I see with it are: the reflective strip is not real retro reflective material like scotchlite or reflexite. Those contain glass micro-prisms. This is just some sort of chrome pleather with hemisphetical indents in it which theoretically should give it a sort of cheapo retroreflectivity. Since we not only don’t use this outside, much less near a road, reflectors are useless anyway and just make the thing look more cheapo. I’m tempted to cut that stuff off but it’s not like this is in a spot where we care much about how it looks, and this style of bag is inherently kind of ugly anyway.Lastly I think the fabric thickness and weave is about the best you can expect for this price which is to say that it’s probably fine for consumer use but probably won’t last long enough in commercial use.In short: good rigid design with lots of pockets and some separators, cloth good enough for household use, but some small strips of ugly useless reflective pleather junk that looks cheapo and will probably start peeling off at some point.

This is a nice tool bag that's easy to carry, fits most of the tools I use regularly, and is made fairly well too. The fabric is fairly tough, the stitching and riveting is done well, and the metal carrying handle has a soft padded grip on it that makes the bag comfortable to carry. The included shoulder strap is basic but works fine enough, and is supported by clipping it onto two diagonal d-rings. The included blue and orange organizing boxes are nice to have and fit snugly in the bag, and are easy to fold into shape.The outer bottom of the bag only has some thin anti-slip rubber on each of the four corners, and doesn't seem to have any reinforcement or waterproofing for more rugged surfaces. Over time, the bottom fabric will definitely be torn up if you work in environments with a lot of sharp or rough objects. The carrying handle's soft rubber is also susceptible to damage over time, as it'll be easily damaged if brushed up against rough metal, wood, or glass.Overall, I do think this is a nice tool bag for anyone who needs a convenient place to store their tools for regular use; however, for everyday use in construction or maintenance environments I don't see this bag lasting very long.

use this daily for carpentry nailers and tools, love it!

This bag is nice and sturdy. The size is perfect... small enough to fit into the trunk of my tiny car (2015 spark) and big enough to carry all the tools I need to throw ceramics. Love the pockets, they're a useful size, and the included fabric containers are a nice bonus.

As the headline states: Geared towards many smaller tools for electricians, homeowners, DIYers and handypeople.I have had this tool bag for a few months and I've come to the conclusion that the bag is more focused towards many smaller tools that electricians use every day such as assorted pliers, screwdrivers, testers, electrical tape and wire nuts and more. Same for homeowners, DIYers and handypeople... users that have many tools that need to be organized.The workmanship and material is excellent. The bag is very nice but I would not say heavy-duty, more medium-duty but should last for years. There's lots of small compartments for screwdrivers, pliers, pencils and more. I like the two small bins (storage boxes) that can hold assorted screws or any other items. The tool bag does not hold hammers or drills very well as they take up most of the space on either side.Even with its limitations for the price it's a really good bag.

This large tool bag feels tough. The handle is comfortable and soft to hold. Does not feel hurting hand with the heavy load when carrying a lot tools. If tired of carrying the bag, there a carrying strap. Overall built quality looks tough, clean and smooth, no rough, sharp edges. The seams are done cleanly.It has a lot of small pockets, great for organizing and sorting tools and small accessories. I love this tool bag and I can store all of my most frequently used tools in one place and carry them together. I mostly use it for DIY tools such as screw drivers, hammers, drills, putty knives, painter tool and etc. This bag offers easy access and view of the tools in the bag instead of fumbling through.

It's a tough, well-made bag with a hard bottom and some little smaller boxes that come out for holding wrenches or screwdrivers. The covering is tough, and the corners are riveted.The only thing I didn't like was the disco chrome accents, but that black spray paint fixes so many problems, ya know?Great bag!