RothcoRothco Canvas Jumbo Tool Bag With Brass Zipper, Black

I use this bag to carry my IT field tools with me. I had previously owned a bag about half length by the same brand. The canvas feels tough and rugged, and has proven quite reliable with driver bit points and some bladed tools jabbing the material. You can feel the teeth link with the brass zipper assembly and it holds fast at any point it's left at. The bottom of the bag is sturdy and does not warp with uneven weight distribution. The quantity of small tool pockets inside is quite generous. I can use it to carry USB drives and other small tools that I may otherwise mix with my other tool kits or straight up lose. My only gripe is that the extra pockets along the outside do not have additional snap buttons towards the middle of the pocket flaps. It appears, though, that additional snap buttons could be easily added by the consumer.I would recommend this as a solution to anyone looking for a light-weight and durable bag to carry their equipment with them.

I typically keep my tools in a canvas bag which is easier to carry while doing home repairs. My last one was from an Army surplus store which was smaller and cost $20 many years ago. Many others listed on Amazon were much smaller and would barely fit basic screwdrivers and basic wrenches. This one can easily fit a drill, drill bit case, batteries, charger, and all the other typical tools for home repair. I really like the outer pockets which can hold extra screws and nails for easy access. I am by no means a construction guy, so I like this bag because I can go to a neighbor to help without looking like an expert, and it looks discrete enough with out screaming TOOLS ARE HERE to prevent potential theft.

Wanted a nice bag for my TACKLIFE Compact Handheld Mini Circular Saw (TCS115A) and this bag fits the bill. It's a well-made and tough bag with a very nice brass zipper. The pockets are small but they weren't something I needed for my saw. There is enough room inside for my extra blades and a few other odds-and-ends. I would recommend it based on the quality and for my needs but if you need big pockets you may be disappointed.

They are fantastic. I throw in chisels without guards, loose screws, awls... the bags have yet to puncture. A handle has never come close to breaking, and I move all sorts of heavy things. I own seven, survived years of use and abuse, and as my tool collection grows, I’m sure I’ll buy 7 more.

Sturdy canvas with a substantial zipper. It replaced a hard shell type tool box in my jeep and saves a lot of space.I like that I can stuff it in around other things.

Got this to carry throwing axes and throwing knives. Really impressed with the quality for the price. It's very heavy duty and durable.

I needed a tool kit that would hold a keyboard. (My last one was just a few cm to short.) This is long, it has multiple pockets, it is made of heavy canvas, and has a sturdy brass zipper. Probably not waterproof without an added spray coating. More than big enough for my project. (I use them for small video servers.)

I've been using Rothco bags for years. Unfortunately my last one was stolen along with all the tools inside. This one has the same fantastic quality I've come to expect. Good stitching, plenty of exterior pockets (each one of the side flaps actually has 3 separate pockets underneath), heavy duty zipper. Make sure you buy the brass zipper bag if you get this bag, I've noticed the same bag on Amazon for a few bucks cheaper with a standard zipper, but it won't be as durable.

This is not "jumbo" - be sure you read the dimensions carefully. It's a nice little bag, I guess - but it won't hold much. I wish I read the dimensions. My bad.