Pro Pac MC Tool Bag (Original)

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.

If you’re looking for an amazing brand and an amazing bag, I would look no further than Veto! Their bags are top of the line and are very sturdy! As a previous owner of a Milwaukee jobsite bag I can say Veto has them beat! Milwaukee has great products but nothing beats this bag! I’m an apprentice electrician and this bag goes with me everywhere! It’s the perfect size to fit all the hand tools you need on daily basis! I can only find two faults and I still give this five stars. The price is not cheap whatsoever. If you’re on a budget this is likely not the brand for you. The only other problem is the size. It is a bit small, but this shouldn’t be a problem so long as you know what you’re getting. Overall I highly recommend!!

I work at a large industrial facility with multiple buildings on site and do quite a lot of walking. My tools need to go with me everywhere. I've tried some different brands in the past and they don't generally hold up very long before something starts to break or wear to the point of failure. So far, this bag has fared the best and has been well worth the money I spent. I don't usually give reviews this good, but this bag deserves it. I sometimes walk 3 to 4 miles at work in a single day with maybe around 15 lbs of electrical tools. I go up and down stairs and the bag gets used a lot, but barely shows signs of wear after almost a year of use. I can't say enough good things about this bag. I'm glad I found it.

Very nice bag. No damages. On time deliver. Glad and happy I purchased it.

These bags are nice for storing tools or other things that you either need to take with you, or you want them handy without taking up too much space. For instance, I have a host of drill attachments that I use once in a while and aren't in nicely boxed sets. These let me consolidate and hang the one bag, freeing up shelf space. The bags are very sturdy fabric that will hold just about anything without ripping, unless you are storing a bagful of lead weights. The zipper is strong, and the ends are tucked away inside the bag so the zipper will not come apart. The bag hangs from a strong loop with a carabiner clip, which is another nice touch. I expect these to help me regain some lost shelf space.

I am not on here to write a review that sounds like the others. there is something I wish to point out though; I almost did not buy this bag because someone's review pointed out that you can not fit a hammer inside it, and this is true. but tonight I was reconfiguring a few things in my bag and realized that if you remove the shoulder strap from its ring, you can fit the handle of an estwing 16 oz hammer into the ring and then put the strap back on. when you go to pull the hammer out, it lifts right out without removing the strap. no need to put the hammer inside. as I said it is my fourth bag. I needed a smaller one for some smaller tools and the very basics, a couple screwdrivers, drill, some bits and a chisel or two, things that I might take into a small repair or service job as opposed to a full on project; for that I have two mid size bags - one for carpenters tools such as chisels, a bigger tape, punches, larger screwdrivers, small level and another mid size bag back up drill batteries, charger, hole saws, all the other drill bits, a fien tool and rotozip bits. I have yet another large pack - the xl which is older and worn which I have cut the pockets out of and that I carry my paslodes in. I still have to rely on open canvas bags for the bigger tools. unless you are a homeowner who can get away with one large one of these, once you buy one, you will buy more. do not go get the larger one right away; buy two mid size. I am 54 and found the large one was getting too heavy and was really not big enough, I needed the two mid size ones to carry all the stuff I have to keep on hand. these last forever, the one I said is worn is over 10 years old and always had a lot in it and on it in the van.

I absolutely love this tool bag. I am a Maintenance Electrical Mechanic at a peanut processing facility, so I have to carry a little bit more than I did in residential work, and do a lot more climbing and squeezing into tight spaces. This bag is perfect for maintenance work. It holds a ton of tools to be so compact. It doesn't tilt or lean; stays upright, and makes accessing your tools a breeze. Some people have complained about the lack of a tape measure clip and electrical tape loop... I keep both of those items inside the bag anyway, so that's not an issue. I find that the less stuff I have hanging on the outside of my bag, the better off I am; nothing to snag on machinery, ladder cages or hand rails. However if you do really want those features, Veto addressed the issue with the MC Tech. If there's anything I would change about the MC it's the shoulder strap. I prefer one with a rubber pad to better secure it for long climbs. But all in all this bag is awesome.

The biggest perk of this tool bag is the amount of complements you'll get. I've had countless tool bags and boxes, and this is by far the best. Build quality, awesome. Size? Perfect. The only thing that's lacking, is a tape measure holster. Besides that, awesome bag. If you plan on putting larger (12"+) tools in this bag, it's not for you. I work in the maintenance department at a factory, which means I need a wide variety of tools throughout the day. This tool bag is perfect for hand tools and smaller drivers/impacts. When I first got the bag, I thought there was no way I would be able to fit many tools in it, but it surprised me. 90% of the tools I use every day fit PERFECTLY in it. It's bound to get you complements, I had several coworkers ask me where I found it. Needless to say, I didn't mention the price. Is it worth $100? At first I would've said no, but I've fallen in love with it. Durability is unbeatable. The only thing it needs is more exterior storage. Give Veto Pro Pac a try, I guarantee you'll love it.