Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rolling Tool Backpack, 110 lbs Load Capacity, 45 Pockets Heavy Duty Roller Tool Bag on Wheels, Adjustable Telescoping Handle & Stable Base, Toolbag Organizers for Construction, Mechanic

Shipping and receiving did a great job on handling my product thanks again driver and personnel !

I needed a rolling backpack tool bag - roll the heavy bag most of the time, but be able to put its 110lbs (50kg) on my back, dividing its weight between both shoulders, in more challenging situations. This bag was the ONLY rolling backpack tool bag that I could find with a claimed weight rating that high. Others - where they were rated at all - came with pathetically low weight ratings, with "20kg" (44lbs) the most common that I recall among them. 50 or 70, or more, pockets don't mean squat if your bag of choice is ripping itself apart under the weight of half that many tools. This bag organizes tools well enough, although I am not a fan of the removable internal tool curtain. I prefer extra independent zippered tool compartments to get the extra fabric walls to host all of those tools. Only Custom Leather Works offers a tool backpack that I am head-over-heels in love with its layout. But, that CLC doesn't roll, and I am no longer prepared to carry a tool backpack every mile that I need to take it.

I’m the electrician at a large retirement community, and I really liked this bag at first, but it develops a flaw as I used it. The bottom of the bag starts collapsing so it will no longer sit upright. It has gotten so bad it makes it difficult to use getting tools and things in and out of the bag. That is my only complaint about this bag, the bottom needs to be reinforced somehow so it won’t sag and fall over all the time. (See pics) I love the idea of this bag, I just wish it would sit upright straight.

These toolbags need to be about 9 inches deeper. The height on these bags are okay, but you cannot honeslty form a decent pack without having a cordless drill within, i would suggest the creators make this bag about 9 inches deeper for some actual worthwhile tools to carry, such as a dewalt 20v drill, and a set of metric and saw ratcheting wrenches, as the current bag itself is VERY tight and i have to carry a separate bag just for my drill. i use every pocket available in this bag, as i am a general contractor and often have to switch skillsets, however the #1 complaint is the drill storage.

poor quality. zippers were first to blow out. customer service sucks gave a run around. easier to throw away and buy from better companies. Got 3 months of use

The first bag i purchased not only is as small as the 2nd one i reviewed (duh, same size) however this one the "handle" on top broke off when i extended it for the first time in order to "wheel it" around. im running about 65lbs in thie bag at the time it snapped off.. id like to see this a little more durable, a little more Quality testing, and about 9 inches deeper depthwise from front to back to actually allow for some real man tools.. keep cracking away at your solutions, if you want a real field test, send me your mark 2 version when created, ill run it through the gauntlet.

Bag cannot hold the tools, i just put 3 cresent wrench and 3 channel locks in it and it does not stay uphold. Keeps tilting down and bag rolls to the floor

Well made but falls short on many fronts sadly. I really wanted to like this. First is the tool holders on the outside. Tools, good ones are expensive. No way I'm hanging on a strap on the outside that has the tool unsecured. 2nd issue is the many non flexiable pockets sewed to a rigid insert inside. It has pockets on both sides, but this is really impractical to get to the tools on the backside without completely removing the insert with lots of tools getting the way. For me, the backpack straps will never be used. Loaded it is too heavy to wear. And if i did, i would want a real backpack system, like a heavy duty camping packpack with lower back supports and wide and well padded straps for weight support, with hip supporting padded belt. The extension pole for dragging is great. The wheels need to be more robust for a heavy tool bag. Vevor makes good products. This one i should have sent back. Please look at Veto professional tool bags for referance. They are $300 bucks for a reason. Thanks for reading.

I used it for only about 1 week. The extending handle snapped in half and the vag would never stay upright. Once these issues are rectified, it may be an ok bag for a cheap price.