SwissGear Work Pack

Está padrísima. Los materiales, el color, las bolsas, prácticamente todo. Lo único que podría sugerir, sería que fuera unas 2 pulgadas más grande.

Completely uselessIt can't stay upright with tools in it

I've used this backpack for over 5 years doing field service work. It is rugged and roomy and it contains a laptop pocket which will also hold a small folding step stool.My only complaints are that it tends to want to tip forward and it could use more large pockets. One of my zipper's teeth got a little messed up a couple of years ago, but I didn't have any other issues with that until my coworker tried forcing it closed 30 lbs of tools hanging against the zipper - the zipper didn't make it. I think that is more of a coworker problem than a zipper problem, though.

I haven’t loaded it up with my gear yet, but initially it appears to be a well-made, rugged bag with lots of big pockets.The bag was made in China so it seemed a bit odd to find a Mexican 10-peso coin inside, a sticky one, at that. God knows what a lab test would reveal, but I hope it’s just conchas residue from the previous owner. Of course, this raises another issue: it was supposed to be new, not used.The other weird thing, as someone else pointed out, is these shallow elastic pockets. However, looking more closely at the promotional images, it seems they are for screwdriver bits and, maybe, sockets sets…or coins.Since the coin suggests the bag is a return, it loses a star.

I purchased this backpack for hauling my tools around town for work. I carry around a decent selection of tools and hardware for assembling furniture and mounting TV’s/artwork/mirrors, etc.The backpack is heavy duty, and stands up well on it’s own due to the reinforced molded bottom shell section. Every other backpack I’ve tried tends to slump over depending on the contents inside, so it’s nice to not have that problem anymore.There is plenty of room inside for my cordless drill and two battery packs, a full size hammer, drill bit case, deep well socket set, stud finders, screw driver set, plastic organizer for screws and anchors, Allen wrench set, small notebook, and lots more. There is a wide variety of pockets and loops for storing virtually any tool you could want to carry with you. Two outer side pockets, including one with a drawstring make for great water bottle storage. I sometimes even bring a 24” spirit level with me and cinch that in the side pocket, and it has never once fallen out.The only downsides to the backpack that I’ve found in using it the last couple months are:1. The overall weight of the bag. - I’m getting used to it, but the extra couple pounds of weight vs the other backpacks I’ve used is surprisingly noticeable.2. The rigid molded lower section of the backpack which helps it maintain its shape and stand up on its own doesn’t feel great against my lower back when carrying it for long periods.3. The front pocket section has a lot of loops which would be perfect for pens/pencils/drill bits/etc…except none of them are open on the bottom. I’m not sure if it’s just a manufacturing defect in the backpack I got, or if it’s an actual design choice, but it just doesn’t work as intended. You should be able to slot all of the above mentioned items in the front pouch for easy access, and it just doesn’t work the way they have it.-All in all I’m loving the backpack and I can’t imagine going back to what I’ve used previously.