Veto Pro Pac MC Tool Bag (Original) – Durable Professional Tool Organizer for Electricians, Mechanics & Contractors – Perfect for Job Sites, Workshops & On-the-Go Repairs

I work HVAC, so carrying tools is an everyday occurrence. Tool bags seem to be designed more by people who don't carry tools, than by those who do. There just never seems to be the right balance of size, number of pockets, and space in a bag without it being so big it becomes unwieldy. I think I've tried so many bags, that a new one just doesn't get me excited, I just know it's not going to be "perfect", and usually, I just hope it won't be a hassle! Then I came across the Veto Pro MC. Reviews seem good, the bag is on the small side, kind of heavy, not very tall, high price, I dunno, nothing to get too excited about. We'll heck, I gotta try one when I saw it on sale.Quality is top notch all the way, even over built if that's possible for a work bag. It ought to last many years, even with lots of abuse! It swallowed up my previous bags tools no problem. It doesn't look big enough, and I kept thinking, OK I got all the tools in, how about getting them out to use, that'll be a hassle? Not so, seems almost everything is within easy reach, and goes in and out with no problem. I'm impressed. I actually added a couple tools over what I carried in my old bag! I've become a believer in closed bags for tool protection, no spilling in transport etc, so the MC is the cats ars in that respect. Also, I've come to appreciate bags with the waterproof tabbed bottom to keep things dry. It seems I'm always working in wet weather!The MCT, might have been the ideal bag, a bit taller, better outside pockets, etc, but at twice the cost, I dunno. A hair taller would be cool, but by no means a requirement. You know small size can be a benefit too.If I changed anything, it would be an inch or two taller, have large, front and back flap pockets, inside and out, but that's just nitpicking, and the MCT is available, so hats off to Veto Pro, great bag. I'm a fan now.I know it's hard to buy tool bags without seeing one in person, but you will probably be really impressed with the MC and MCT. Truthfully the rest of the lineup looks mighty heavy for me, that would be my only concern.