Klein Tools 55455M Tradesman Pro Tech Tool Bag with Laptop Pocket - Heavy Duty Black & Orange Work Bag for Electricians, Contractors & DIY Projects - Perfect for Job Sites & Home Repairs

Well designed bag. I’m a field service tech and I work mostly on agricultural equipment. I use my laptop and electrical tools daily. This bag keeps everything organized and protected from the harsh environment I work in. The only reason I don’t give 5 stars is the price. However, it’s a small price to pay considering the cost of the tools and equipment I carry in it.Pros: Solid bag, lots of pockets, nifty light that’s plenty bright. Nice handles and quality shoulder strap with comfortable padding. Holds everything I need as a traffic signal tech. That includes 5 screw drivers( 3 6” 2 4”) , 1 lineman’s plier, 1 side cutter, 2 needle nose, a roger wrench, channel locks, wire strippers (x2), wire crimpers (x2), Klein Allen set, zip ties, Milwaukee m12 1/2’” impact, 1/4” hex driver, hammer drill, and 3/8 rachet, along with 4.0 batterie (x2), 2.0 batterie (x2) a headlamp and gloves. Last pro, the bottom of the bag is hard as a rock and sturdy as can be.Cons :don’t get it wet. Granted I was in a full blown down pour replacing a traffic cabinet, I had to bring it home and empty the bag of everything in order to get it to dry. More so for the tools, the bag would have been fine but it did hold moisture for 6-12 hours after the fact.Zipper tabs will send you over the edge during a long work day when things aren’t going right. They kick to the side perpendicular to the zipper jaw and make it incredibly annoying to have to send two hands to the zipper and fight the zipper tab strait so you can operate the thing. I just about tossed this bag in the road 11 hours deep into the pouring rain working on a fubar cabinet.Now the BIG con of this bag. ( I say that because the previously mentioned cons can be dealt with)The main zipper doesn’t open down the sides of the bag deep enough. I literally is just the top of the bag, and the way the bag is designed and the way it holds tools, they all wax inward toward the center of the bag, picture a Venus flytrap of you will. But instead of plant spikes, it’s screw drivers and plier handles. Now you have to spread the bag reach in for my Milwaukee m12 impact in order to pull it out, and then again to return it.Had the main zipper been maid to go down the sides of the bag another 3 inches on each end, it would be far easier to assess tools on the bottom.The tech bag is a good product. It's solidly built and gets the job done. Unfortunately, it has some drawbacks and flaws that hold it back from fully meeting its potential.The first concern I have is with the zippers. The rails seem fine, but the handles are attached to the glider oddly. The hoop isn't large enough to rotate properly unless the handle is in the perfect orientation, so it's often hard to just grab the zipper and go. This is a weird issue I've never had on anything else.The second problem I have is that the bag is front-heavy. If I remove my laptop, the bag often falls over. It doesn't help that I have such a light laptop. This is with a moderate load of tools throughout the various pockets. The feet on the bottom of the bag could have been designed to better handle different weight distributions, particularly by strengthening the one towards the front of the bag.Other than those two issues, I find the inner-most pockets to be somewhat useless if you intend to put anything in the compartment they're in. My iFixIt kit sits inside, making two of the pockets unreachable. This isn't really that big of a deal, but it looks odd. The only solutions would be to either remove the pockets or make the bag wider, which both seem like they'd make the product worse.I can look past these problems because the bag is built well and seems like it will hold up for a long time. The front pocket is nice and my laptop is well protected. I can carry plenty of tools for IT and electrical work with a bit of thought into organizing. The interior of the bag also makes it easy to find what I'm looking for, as it is orange.Overall, I am happy with this bag. It could be improved, but it is far from not being worth it.For anyone hesitant to buy because of the price can simply purchase a cheaper product and then regret it later when they see someone else with the bag they could of had. Lots of pockets inside and out. I'm an Access Control Technician and the bag works very well. I don't really care for the light. I never use it for looking inside the bag. I also bought the Klein backpack to hold my laptop and some tools. I plan to buy another one of these. Bite the bullet. The bag is an investment in being organized so you can get work done in a timely matter. Don't waste your time looking for tools like I've done in the past.This was beyond my expectations,lightning fast shipping and packaged well.thank youThis tool bag is well made with plenty of pockets, pouches and hand tool (screwdriver,nutdriver, probes, etc) pockets inside. The removable led light illuminates the inside of this deep bag very well. The bag is really durable and sturdy. The design is well thought out providing a very organized bag for technicians.The downside, if any, is the the top doesn't open very wide so access to tools and items inside of the bag is tight and can be awkward at times.I recommend this Klein tool bag.This Tool/Laptop bag is exactly what i was expecting it to be. It's great for my job as a technician at the Tesla Factory. Have only had it for about 6 weeks now and it hasn't had any issues so far.Klein Tools if you are reading this, the ONLY improvement i would want out of this is for a separate section specifically for the laptop and not having it be a part of the main section where all of the tools also go and it would be PERFECT. Just a suggestion.Need a tool bag with a laptop sleeve? This is what you want. Great for us IT folks that have to be jacks of all trades. Made specifically for that purpose and tons of pockets. Good storage, though not huge. But a good packing size. Can get a tad heavy with it full, but if you need more, I'd say get a tool bag and laptop sleeve or small bag instead.I like the bag however the zip pullers has come off could be better for such a pricey brand.Cómo es de esperarse, calidad de primera, costuras bien hechas y suficientes compartimientos, el interior al fondo es de difícil acceso, no te recomendaría usarlo para herramientas pequeñas, para eso deberás usar bolsos adicionales. No me gusto que el plástico inferior no tuviera el emblema de la marca como aparece en la imagen, eso podría considerarlo como algo negativo, pero no del producto, si no de como están promocionando esta maleta. Las correa para hombro se ve muy resistente.I brought this bag at SGD$48.36. Although it was an old bag released in 2014 but the design and quality built at this price point is worth every penny. With the plastic base but unlike Veto Bag the internal still have a layer of orange canvas. Adequate pockets for tool storage and come with a light like bag made by CLC. Consider it slim but tall design is a plus point for me especially I have to put in a 10 inch knipex cobra and I will have no problem to close it.Using it as a light-duty toolbag and computer bag, and the main zipper failed after less than 3 months. For this price, I feel like the hardware should be a lot more robust. It's a nice bag, but if you're actually going to use it for work, look elsewhere at this price point.The bag does not open wide enough at all ! Extremely hard to grab your tools and put them away. Zippers feel very cheap ! . Should of just bought a veto mc pouch . I’m a huge Klein fan I’m in the hvac/r trade but this Klein product is garbage