VetoPro Tech Pac MC (Compact)

Discover the ultimate service bag that takes convenience and style to a whole new level!

I’ve had all types of packs for my HVAC tools, and by far this is the best bag around. It’s very durable, stands tall and doesn’t fold over like a lot of packs do. Holds all types of tools and easy to carry. I wouldnt waste your money on anything thats going to rip, tear, zipper breaks and so on, where you have to purchase off brands every couple of years. Ive had mine for 5 years now and it’s still going strong.

I got this bag to carry my piano tuning tools. It is seriously perfect! Just enough space for the tools I should have with me, and compact enough to stay out of the way in smaller spaces. It stands well on its own—even with both zippered sides unfolded. This keeps retrieving tools and stowing them simple and easy. Every time I pick it up, I wonder if this bag is going to outlive me!

This is by far the best tool bag I've ever had. The Klein electricians backpack was pretty sturdy but didn't stay upright while open which was incredibly aggravating. The Milwaukee bag fell apart pretty quick. All the others never lasted more than 6 months. I've been using this bag for a little over 6 months and it still looks brand new. Stays upright no problem. Adjustable in every way possible so it's super comfortable. I will definitely get a lot of years out of this bag. It's pricey but worth every penny.

To start, super high quality!! No issues with the build. I'm quite sure this thing will take tons of everyday use/abuse and handle it well. My issues were a couple. Don't the rest of you also use a number of smaller screwdrivers, regulation type tools? I ordered the pro pac mc(the smaller one). I looked at all the pictures and was concerned and then got it and realized it isn't good for tiny tools. I am a piano technician. We use finer sized tools than any of the slots. Well, except in the back compartment there are some slots that are so small that no reasonable sized tool would fit. Who needs a tool slot that is only one inch deep? I came from Platt(electricians toolkits) that had traditional screwdriver slots, specifically shaped slots for needle-nose or standard pliers, diagonal cutters. Wouldn't those be handy for all the trades? My other issues was that it was so heavy, even empty. I actually think it's over built. Like so strong that I'd rather have it weaker and not be such a beast. I settled on a lower quality bag from Fosvol. I'm actually not a cheap dude usually. The Veto just wasn't quite right for my industry. Haha, one last gripe. The business card spot (zipper compartment), was way too small and tight to hold any business cards. I managed to force three card in there but then I couldn't get them back out without damaging them and using tweezers.

Veto are expensive but you’re getting a really good bag. I had once a Klein pro back pack . That thing was bulky and heavy without tools. With tools that thing felt you was caring a car on your back. So I got this veto backpack to down size cause I do HVAC. Going into attics this veto pac is small and light weight . You can hold as much as one of those bigger Klein pro back pac or the bigger veto back pac. Only thing I think of that I might dislike about this back pac. Is that the outside top pocket should be a hollow one like the Klein Pro back pack. I think the one on the Klein pro was a harder hollow pocket . Overall no complaints on this veto backpack

This backpack is organized and has plenty of space for all the tools I need for any kind of HVAC job I’m running. The top pockets are small at the top but it is great for storing my stubbies. But it’s the perfect size of you like to take everything for a job you need with you for just in case purposes but if you just like to take only what you need for a specific job than this bag might be a little to big for you but I have been running it for about a year now and feel like it will last for years before I buy another one.

I am a residential and commercial HVAC technician and this bag is perfect for me. It's not too big, it's not too small. The organization and durability is unparalleled. I recommend nothing but Veto Pro Pac to my coworkers. The most common complaint is that their warranty is only five years and others offer lifetime warranty. But this argument is redundant seeing how these bags are made so well that you will never need a warranty. I am 29 years old and I fully expect this bag to last until I retire. I only wish I had spent the extra money earlier to avoid spending thousands on bags that do not hold up to the task