Ergodyne Arsenal 5810 Open Top Tool Organizer Carrier Black

One of the best tool bags I’ve ever seen lots of storage like it says it is the arsenal of tools

Great heavy duty bag. I use mine 10 hours a day for work. Slightly smaller than expected but overall a great bag. The front pocket shown in the first photo is not the most rigid. I use it for my small hammer drill.

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Great tool bag. Plenty of storage and pockets for pliers, wrenches, etc. feels sturdy and easy to carry.

Product was quite a let down considering it runs for $150 on their website. Even still for $50 the product is not worth it. It’s incredibly flimsy, tools fall over to one side causing the product to sag greatly, on top of that it has a lousy pocket set up. Bag is torn at the stitching around the top after 3 weeks worth of light work.

Loved the rubber bottom, to keep the bottom dry.

My husband uses this every day at work and he is very happy and so am I. Before we bought this we were buying tool organizers every one to two months since they were not made made of quality materials like this organizer.

This bag is perfect for HVAC repair--the size and shape make it easy to haul up to attic or crawl under houses with. Best I've ever had.

La mochila de herramientas abierta para mi es muy practica, las bolsas son suficientemente amplias para que entre la herramienta adecuada, me gusto mucho, esta fabricada con materiales muy resistentes. En lo personal me gustaría una así de 60 cm.

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This is my first Ergodyne product and has hauled my daily use tools for the last year. The materials it's made from show no signs of early wear, handles and shoulder strap are comfortable enough making it easy to carry (when not over loaded). I haven't used an open top for years cause the smaller ones tend to get knocked over spilling tools everywhere but because of the size of this one, it tends to stay upright. Unfortunately like all open tops it tends to collect dust and dibry. I do like this open top tote but as an electrician (industrial construction/insulation) I feel it needs more dividers/loops to keep tools in place and from drifting around as you are pulling tools in and out. I also think the bag would benefit from more structure at the top and edges, the weight of the few sockets I carry in the side pouch causes that side to collapse. Might work well for a tech installer or someone with only a few hand tools but needs room for a bunch of parts bins and testers/meters Ergodyne seems to make a quality product, unfortunately this bag isn't the right one for me. I might consider the 5817