Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tool Backpack, 45 Pockets, Heavy-duty Tools Storage Organizer Work Bags with Laptop Compartment & Reinforced Fabric Basee, Electrician Jobsite Backpack for Electrician, Repairman

As a biomedical equipment tech, I'm always on the go in the hospital. This matched my pink tools I have already previously purchased (keeps the guys from taking my tools lol). I love the hard bottom, the many pockets and slots for tools, and the sturdy quality of it all! Would absolutely recommend!

As a biomedical equipment tech, I'm always on the go in the hospital. This matched my pink tools I have already previously purchased (keeps the guys from taking my tools lol). I love the hard bottom, the many pockets and slots for tools, and the sturdy quality of it all! Would absolutely recommend!

Amazing so far and all the tools included actually work. The snips were a little bent at the tip but still work as intended.

The na ck pack is great very sturdy and easy to put on. The shipping took forever to get to me. It was supposed to be 3 days and took about two weeks. Overall very happy with the bag.

The na ck pack is great very sturdy and easy to put on. The shipping took forever to get to me. It was supposed to be 3 days and took about two weeks. Overall very happy with the bag.

These small pockets are absolutely my favorite! Frequently used tools are right at my fingertips and can be accessed with one hand without any hassle. Everything from multimeters to large wrenches has its perfect spot, making organization so effortless.

I used to waste so much time searching through my messy toolbox. Now with the clear compartmentalization, every tool has its dedicated place, and I never feel rushed or disorganized during service calls.

Just yesterday at a job site, my coworker asked where I got this backpack. He noticed how systematically I had everything organized - all components properly sorted and so quick to locate.

Well built with lots of pockets. I wish it had more screwdriver pockets on the inside. The bottom is only rubber/plastic. Not sure how long that will last because there's not a cloth layer as backup but for the mean time I can set my bag in the snow without getting my tools wet. It's larger than I was expecting so I can fit entirely too many tools into it. It doesn't have a hanging hook like some of the name brands do but it was cheaper than the name brands, too.

This backpack is really cute and pink, but REALLY tough. I kinda want to throw it down the stairs a couple times to get it to soften up a little! There are a million different slots for tools on the inside of the main pocket. I do wish there were more than two sizes, though. They're the right size for a current tester and a screwdriver, but too big for a sharpie or file. They're also too small for a pair of pliers. There are tons of pockets on the outside, which is awesome for not having to dig through stuff. I dont know how I feel about the loops on the outside, though: I'm pretty sure I'll breadcrumb wrenches or whatever wherever I go if I try to put them out there. I like the interior plastic pocket a lot, because I can put tapes in there to keep them from getting covered in fuzz/grit. The plastic bottom is also really cool: the oils/solvents/adhesives go there so spills arent an issue. The one thing that would make it REALLY cool is if it could open flat so you can lay everything out so you can see it. (I cut the side things to see if that would help at all and it absolutely did not.) The laptop pocket is also super awesomely protected, and totally separate. Overall though, pretty great!