MELOTOUGH Electrician Tool Bag Welding Tool Backpack with Helmet Catch Heavy Duty Tool Organizer Bag for Electrician, Carpenter,Tradesman,Construction,HVAC,Welder (Blue)

Great quality backpack with plenty of space for everything you need

Hi, I love this bag but I've only had it for about six months and the handle broke off. If this is seen, can someone from Melotough contact me here!? I would like to purchase a replacement handle with the screws if possible. Otherwise, great tool bag. Very handy. Thank you!Update: Reached an awesome customer service base and received a free replacement handle that installed perfectly. This bag is super handy and carries a bunch of tools and very versatile with moving around because of the wheels. I highly recommend it!

Love this bag the wheels you maybe need to be easy with but I use the welder helmet section to carry my lunch bag, straps great for going up ladders, good internal space, and the wheels are nice for service calls. Only complaint as a buyer of this brand is that the wheels need to be stronger. Overall great product

I liked the durability of the tool bagI dislike the wheels are small

Great backpack to hold your welding hood (main reason for this purchase). Only wish it had more dividers / compartments on the inside. Definitely not a backpack to hold all of your tools—mostly a grab n go welding essential backpack. This thing has been thrown around and it has been showing it’s durability. For that reason it gets a 5 star from me. I will update with any issues.

Really good bag for the price, I have used it for about 2 months now and have not had any issues. Plenty of space for tools and comfortable as I wear it all over the streets of Philly. Only wish it came with a spot for water bottles!

I liked the pics in the add , my helmet fit perfect but I paid for more than just helmet storage

I don't recommend this bag for professionals. I have tool backpacks that I use in my trade and the ones that last have rubber reinforcement on the handles and the base. This has neither. It's got a great big spot for a laptop. The last thing I take with me when I go on site is a laptop. What I do take is tools. I recommend backpacks with more tool cards and a good handle.If you do roof work and climb ladders that are protected by cages, the removable helmet bag is nice since that bag part can sometimes grab. It's two trips with the helmet part off but better than lugging up the ladder one handed.The material is a bit more robust than a standard high-schooler's backpack. It's just not reinforced in the areas where it's needed like the handle and the base. The straps aren't necessarily that comfortable either when this is loaded. It does have serious stitching and heavy gauge 600D fabric. It will likely last if you baby the bottom of the bag and don't work on gravel or concrete much.If you want a good welding backpack look at Melotough's Extreme Gear. It's basically the same price as this but has a gigantic storage area that can hold a little inverter stick welder and folded PPE. I wasn't able to fit my leathers into this bag where I could fit the leathers and the arc welder into the Extreme Gear.If you work on rough surfaces like roof or asphalt I recommend the bags from Welkinland. They cost more but the upgrade is well worth the expense.