Zipper Bags, High Visibility Tool Pouches, Heavy-Duty 1680d Ballistic Weave, Black, Reflective Gray, Green Accents, 2-Pack

American products have gone the way of UK products imo... used to be made super-rugged and smartly-designed, assuming the customer wanted reliability above and beyond -- made for goal-oriented people. Now the orthodox is prioritizing profit over people, only delivering the barest content possible to diddle shareholders...Tbh the global economy has gone that way, mostly because Sino companies know they can make cut-rate products that have depressingly-short, planned-obsolescence service life and performance... and people will still pay up... now everyone has to compete at the same level.So, these Klein bags. The marque has no mystique for me, like Snap-On or Fluke (which arguably gives you what you expect, just charges you more every year), but from the ratings was finally convinced to pay the extra over what no-names were waving at me in the Marketplace, and see what was what...My first impression unboxing this... looks like it was made to live outside in a first-responder's arena, where there's little time to worry about how delicately it's handled, what it's dropped into or onto (within reason, it's cordura), and for daily use. Almost military-like speccing, like the extra-wide carabiner loop, the dbl-layer cordura shell, covered internal seams, zipper-stops sewn into both ends, and big, glove-friendly, rubber-coated zipper pull. Atop that, hi-viz lining layer adds contrast to see your tools better, and hiz-viz + 3M-like reflective strips 360-deg around the shell (patch showing which side is which at a glance). And the lone aluminium carabiner is nice (though would've liked one for each).People may whine about the plastic zips... but the ones on my racing leathers have held up through multiple getoffs just fine, thanks. If brass zips mean removing other features on this bag, not worth it imo...I'll be using these to store hand tools in my car -- and to help others with breakdowns (bought some cheap-y cordura bags and they're literally dissolving into dust -- planned obsolescence, and utter garbage). Glad to have spent not that much money to buy a genuinely-good American product, even if mfg's outsourced -- at least they didn't sell out the design / spec to the profit > content grinder ;)

These are extremely heavy duty Klein Tool Zipper Bags. The bags are constructed using double walls, heavy duty zippers and stitching. The reflective green accents will definitely keep you from either losing these bags or prevent anyone from leaving them behind on a job site. The two different sizes in bags makes it easier to identify what’s kept in each one. I use these bags to keep my ratchet bit and nut drivers in the larger one and in the small one I have a variety of bits, sockets and accessories for small projects. I keep these bags inside the house so I don’t have to go out in the garage and into my tool chest just to get a simple bit driver for a small — most of the time — Honey Do Fix-It Project. All in all, I am more than happy with my purchase — price and quality were extremely acceptable! I find that Klein tools are as good as any other brand name on the market, and these heavy duty tool bags are no different.

second bag I buy. First one lasted me almost 7 years of field use in the oil field. Staps started falling apart. Great bag to have, lots of pockets to organize your tools.

I returned the Stanley PROTO brand (canvas imposter) bag because I was disappointed upon receipt of how flimsy and thin it was. This 2-piece Klein set by comparison is a HUGE difference in quality and toughness!You could only witness the massive difference if you were to buy both brands.The description explains the basic details, but in summary I really like the double-wall strength, the superior zipper, and the bright yellow interior. The reflective outside is a nice touch but who is going to be walking down the street at night carrying or waving this bag around? This China product is a rare 5 STARS!

So I work on aircraft and thought the high vis would be a good idea. In theory it is in practice for what I wanted them to do it wasn’t. They are good bags and I’ll find a use however you can’t put a whole lot in them compared to the canvas bags. I tried to put 3 rails of 1/4 drive sockets two 6in ratchets and a couple extensions in the large bag and boy it was over stuffed. It’s fine for volt meter leads and small tools but just not big enough.TLDR : they are smaller than the canvas bags and don’t really stretch out much.

They match my Special Ops Veto bag!! I use these for spare parts and tools that don’t fit in my main bag. Although I did notice some material damage these are for work so it should be fine. Klein should tell you that there is a big bag and a smaller bag AND this kit only comes with one carabiner. The small bag is 10.5 X 5.75 X 5/8 inches, and the large is 12.125 X 7 X 5/8 inches. Other than those two things, there is nothing bad I can say about these. I highly recommend if you’re looking for more storage space!

I like that they are NOT black inside, makes finding stuff easy in not so well lit areas.They are well made.

I have nothing to say but these are the best canvas bags I've ever used in 20 years. They are really easy to see with your headlamp, the reflective strips are high quality sand very visible in low light. The only thing I wish it would have is one more karabiner