Klein Tools 55452RTB Tool Bag, Water Resistant Tool Storage Organizer Rolls on Rugged 6-Inch Wheels, 24 Pockets, Load Tested to 200-Pound

Just arrived and I am very please with the initial quality. The big wheels do seem sturdy, much more versatile than the husky rolling tool bag. The front flap seems like it will hold all the tools not in in my tool belt(I'm an electrician). Zippers are not flimsy at all and the telescoping handle seems solid. It has a very deep main compartment but I thought it would have a bigger opening. I will update once I get my tools in it, as well as how it holds up on a job site. Pictures will be posted.Update 2: It's been 3 months of daily abuse and it has still held up incredibly well, could use some more outside pockets but other than that I have zero complaints. Wheels are fine, no zipper issues to date, no tears, extremely satisfied with this purchase!UPDATE:I have had this for a few weeks now and couldn't be happier. The tires are silent and extremely sturdy and roll over 2x4s and rebar with no problem at all. I can fit my saw-zall, impact driver, drill, and charger along with my regular tools with ease along with some screw kits while all the interior pouches hold my hand tools. The BEST thing about this tool bag is that you do not feel the weight at all! It's incredible and all my coworkers are amazed at it. It is pricey, but so far it seems like its worth every penny.

All the pockets are exactly the same as a traditional range bag, mags fit really well and there is a ton of space for anything you might need...and it rolls! so all that lead doesn't dislocate your shoulder from carrying it, you roll it instead.

This bag is excellent! It will hold everything I need & then some. Rolls great, saves my back from a lot of strain since my bag usually weighs around 40lbs. Holds its form much better than those other brands like Husky. I've had it for several months & am happy with it. The only issue I've got is transporting it in the back of my truck, it won't fit in my toolbox (height wise) so I had to put it in a storage box to keep it out of the rain. It will fit in the front floor board though, if I'm riding alone, or it could fit in the back seat of a 4 door truck.

This is a good looking, heavy-duty rolling tool bag with room in the front for my 15" laptop and a power supply. It easily carries all my required tools and other items on top (states a 200lb capacity) when traveling to and from my vehicle and the airport or work site. I purchased it because my bag with a shoulder strap was causing me nerve impingement and the other reviews were mostly positive - especially as related to the other option I had of a Husky bag that all my other teammates use; It stands out in the crowd and seems to be quite sturdy. I am expecting long service life from it if the baggage handlers don't destroy it in transits!

As the title says I've had the bag just over one year and have traveled with it over 30 times. I'll start with the bad. Although some of the bad was not completely the fault of Klein or the bag itself.Cons: 1) the bolts that hold the wheels on started to back out, I took them all the way out and put some red loctite on them then tightened back up until they were snug and the wheels still turned smooth, no problems since. 2) the plastic piece on the bottom that makes the bag stand up straight got broken off by baggage handlers one flight. (the airline would not pay for damages thats a whole other story) This made for a very inconvenient job as the bag would no longer stand up. I contacted Klein's warranty department and they offered to fix or replace the bag, but I would have to send it in and wait (how am i supposed to lug my tools around in the meantime? buy another bag!?) I declined their offer of "help" and again fixed the bag myself with a piece of scrap 2x4 and aluminum plate. No issues since. 3) one zipper pull tab on the front pocket broke off, to be clear the zipper still works, just the pull tab is gone, again caused by baggage handlers or TSA.Pros: I have used this bag constantly and it has been on over 30 flight in the past year and other that the the things mentioned above the bag is still in relatively good repair the handle still works, and the large wheels roll over obstacles with ease., the orange inside helps you find tools and things that have fallen to the bottom of the bag. I routinely fly with this bag loaded to around 65 lbs and I know it gets tossed around roughly but it has held up better than husky and milwaukee bags of the same size.

I've was working at Denver international airport and this was a must. Had this bag going on 7 years. Still working like the day I got it. Costs a little more than other bags but completely worth it. Don't waste your time on piddly bags. You just found yours.

First of all, I got someone else's return, including their personal information on their return paperwork. Very uncool. After an initial assessment I intended to return it but got busy and missed the return window.First thing that hit me was the weight. Working 60+ hours a week, there was some time before I could transition my tools over. This thing lacks organizational capability, unless you plan to stack sub kits inside, which just serves to take up space. It seems like every time I need something, it's all the way in the bottom. There is a front zipper compartment, but it's hard to find a good use for it.Doing service work over 30 years with toolbags and toolboxes routinely weigh 60# I'm no lightweight, but this thing must weigh close to 15# empty, and it's limited in usable space and organization and no way would I bring it on a commercial flght.Like another reviewer, one of my front pegs broke off, so now I have to lean it up against something or stick something under so it doesn't tip over.The only good thing I can say is the handle is a decent legnth and sturdy. Overall, very disappointed.