WELKINLAND 42-Pocket Tool Organizer - HVAC & Electrician's Waterproof Tool Tote

I have had this bag for over a year, its durable as hell, still functions exactly like it should, it can carry some serious weight, and keeps everything nice and neat like I like it. My favorite part is the handle, it has a metal wire in it that makes it very strong, and I put a large caribeaner on it to hang off lifts or if I'm working up high to make things easier to get to. Some guys I work with are a bit envious sometimes haha.

Over the last 32 years doing what I do,I've had dozens of different types of tool bags. I've had at least 8 different tool bags in the last 5 years still trying to find the one that works best for me. Dewalt, Kobalt, Klein, CLC, etc. With each one I've had to sacrifice something I needed. Size, storage, organization, weight, durability. When I saw this bag, I was hopeful but skeptical. I needn't be. I've been using this bag almost a month now and could not be happier. This bag is everything I've ever wanted in a tool bag. Lots of pockets inside and out. Several rings and clips. I especially like the solid bottom as I work in wet areas a majority of the time. This is way better than the Klein bags my company offers. This bag is very durable and worth twice what I paid. I only wish I found Welkinland bags years ago. It would have saved me hundreds of dollars. I'm hoping to find a Welkinland roller bag to compliment this one for use as my heavy service bag.

I'm an electrical engineer and licensed electrical contractor. Have used a myriad of bags over 30+ years including Veto (and Veto was a major disappointment - could not zip closed when I put my Klein linesman pliers in it). This is the first one that can hold all my tools in an organized manner without hitting my hands into other tools when I reach into grab what I need. One side holds pliers, cutters, etc and the other side is for screwdrivers, nut drivers and meters. Seems to be very well made and thought out. Nitpicking - Only missing item was an external metal tab to hold my tape measure. Used a wide zip tie through a tab on the outside of the bag for that.

UPDATE:Almost a year in, one of the snap clips on the shoulder strap broke as I picked up the bag on my shoulder. I believe I had about 30 lbs (14 kilos) in there. The clips on the strap are made of a cast metal, which feels like a pretty big error in material selection.Given my overall experience I would give the product a 3.5 star review if I could, but between a 3 and 4 I will give it a 4.Despite the cheap clip on the strap, the issue was fixed for about $5 worth of hardware, and poor quality clips has been an issue on other brands like CLC as well, though not quite as poor as these ones. The other construction has been good, and my general feeling about the bag being small-ish has continued.For the price including the clip fix, I think it's still a good value. If you want to carry things like a small drill in the bag this one isn't it, but for electrician/tech hand tools this fits the bill. It's a better protection and organization setup than open top bags, and has been better than the some other mainstay brand equivalents. It's still not a VETO, and to get to 5 stars it would need a compelling reason besides price to be chosen over an XL.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I have done electrical work for 15 years, and have have tried a number of different "VETO clones" over that time. Of those trialed, this bag comes the closest to the Cadillac of tech bags in style, and at an excellent price point.I will say that the tool spaces in this are a bit smaller than some people might like. If you want to stash a larger meter like a Fluke 117 in a pocket, you're not going to find this roomy enough, but if a T5 is your primary meter, this will do fine. A set of Channel Lock 440s can't fit in upright pockets, but they can lay down. I'd gauge the length limit of a tool in a pocket at lineman's pliers, and the width limit at a clamp meter.I will say that the pocket layout makes efficient use of the space. I can get everything I need for regular use into this bag, and stuff stays easy to find. I like the way the sides open so that the flap doesn't lie on the ground.The materials seem good, as does the construction. I can't speak to the durability of the strap clips that others have reported, but I can say the strap is far more comfortable than a few other bags by bigger name manufacturers.For what you get, and the price point, I'd recommend this bag to service techs and electrical apprentices. It's effectively a shorter VETO Tech LC with slightly smaller pockets

This is the best tool bag/box I've ever had. I must admit I was concerned when I first opened the box because it looked small but then was surprised when I transferred all the tools from my dewalt box and still had ample room left. It is very well designed, the material is heavy duty as it gets, and the stitching is intact after two years. I want to say I would buy it again but I sincerely doubt I'll have to buy another one.

I’ve only had it for a few weeks, but so far it’s held up. I love the amount of storage space/amount of pockets for organization. I carry about 30-40 pounds of tools in it daily, from small screw drivers to hammers/pry bars, etc. I will update my review if/when I have an issue.Update: about 30 minutes after writing this the strap broke.

Great functional tool bag!Numerous compartments and pockets to store stuff. Very sturdy and zippered compartments are very sturdy!Best tool bag I have owned!

This sturdy, well-designed case holds an amazing collection of tools, meters, gloves, and boxes of related supplies. I had a messy pile of things I wanted to organize, and this relatively compact bag surprised me by taking it all. It has a range of pockets and even a removable pouch, which makes everything easy to find. The two side panels open wide, to give easy access to the contents. I will probably buy another of these for other tools. It has comfortable, really strong handles and came with a shoulder strap.

I have this bag to hold my very limited tool set. Screwdriver, drill, impact, wrenches.. stuff you have to do minor things around the house. I find that though this bag holds everything. It’s limited in function. The pockets and slots aren’t really big enough for the basics. I have the bag and will use it, but I won’t be recommending it.

I like it.

Good but to small for me.

First of all the front pocket was defective and wasn't fully sewed on, I've tried contacting the company but never received a response. After my first work trip with the bag the outer top black material has started coming off and one of the inner pockets is ripping off. I've been relatively easy on the bag so there's no reason this should of happened other than it being a poor quality bag.

Used for 2 days and shoulder strap hook snapped while carrying. Dont waste your money