Husky 16 in Large Mouth Bag with Tool Wall

This tool bag is well made and holds the tools I use everyday. The center tool pockets are great so tools are not laying on top of each other in the center of the bag. Keeps things organized.

Hi I do HVAC installs. I got this toolbag specifically for the dividing wall, it keeps my stuff organized, so i don't spend unnecessary time looking for tools and i get work done faster. Had it for a few weeks its not coming apart, then again I don't throw it around expecting it not to break. I use it as a secondary i keep consumables from wire nuts to sand paper on one side, I can fit 2 compact drills knee pads and a couple tools i don't always need. My partner is a slob and has a regular tool bag, sometimes i find lost tools in there, he's basically memorized the layout of mine since he usually gives up looking though his and just uses my stuff.

I ORDERED THINKING IT WAS 20 THATS ON MEHOWEVER, SEEMS LIKE 20 INCH NO LONGER AN THE 16 IS SLIGHTLY TOO SMALL ONLY POCKETS ON ONE SIDE JUST NEED TO BRING THE 20 BACK PLEASE!!

I used the Husky bags for years as an oil and gas technician. They hold up very well

It was too large for me, returned it and never got my money back…

High quality and roomy. Gave as a gift to my nephew and he loves it. This is one of those items that will probably last the user the rest of their life. Solid value for the money

First of all, I bought this at Home Depot for $30. So compare that with range bags you see listed here and this one stands out for durability and functionality.The bag/tote has six external pockets on each side - stacked - which makes it cramped for large items like water bottles, but it fits my Springer holster, loader, and clip holster (empty) just fine. On the opposite side, I store my roll-up pistol rug. On the inside, the bag has a single immovable "tool wall", which splits the bag and has a series of stacked pockets which I use to store my clips, knives/multitools, eyes, and other small items. Along the inside of each outer wall are more pockets which i use to store my Springer and my Baretta - each on a different side so I can isolate the ammo, clips, and other caliber-specific items. I also use the pockets to store things like my first aid kit and spare lock. On the floor of the bag I store my cleaning kit, small quantities of boxed ammo, and since this is a tool bag, I store my staple gun inside and spare staples in an outside pocket. There is one additional zippered pocket inside the bag which I use to store foam earplugs and other small, loose items.This bag has tall rubber feet to keep it raised off the surface of any wet or messy range you may visit. I haven't yet, but I could use the extra room to store a light raincoat, a sack lunch or two without running out of room.Finally, although my son doesn't appreciate it at 15, I attached the included shoulder strap to make it easier to lug around.

I had double and triple sets of pliers, wrenches, screwdrivers and everything else from quietly swiping them from my dad for years. They were all sitting in coffee cans. I did a Magic Art of Tidying up on these, got everything down to one set, and searched for a good tool bag to replace the cans. After studying different sizes at the Depot, I ended up with the 16-inch Husky.This bag holds an unbelievable amount of tools very neatly. Now I see why all the contractors I work with put together a site bag with the most used tools in it.Life is better.