ToughBuilt - 12" Massive Mouth Tool Bag - 32 Pockets & Loops, Rigid Plastic Hard Body Lining, Wide Mouth Tool Storage/Organizer Box, Plastic-lined External Pockets, Lock Zipper - (TB-60-12)
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I just measured mine, and as you can see, it's shaped like an octagon, but it could hold something up to 16 pounds. 5'' X 8. It would be a good fit at 5''. If any of your tools are particularly long, you may start to obstruct your interior pockets at that size. All of my pliers and wrenches are kept in the pockets on the outside. The bag has very tough, gripping feet on the bottom, and it feels extremely durable. Furthermore, the design with the wide mouth is fantastic!
L20" x W12" x D12" on the inside, 3" x 5" deep on the inside, 3" x 3" deep on the outside. We've uploaded some photos for your reference.
Shoulder straps and side straps are clearly included in the two largest available sizes, 26" and 30". Straps are not included in sizes smaller than that (20" and smaller).
Its measurements can be found on the product pages; simply scroll down and read them.
Selected User Reviews For ToughBuilt - 12" Massive Mouth Tool Bag - 32 Pockets & Loops, Rigid Plastic Hard Body Lining, Wide Mouth Tool Storage/Organizer Box, Plastic-lined External Pockets, Lock Zipper - (TB-60-12)
I've finally found the bag of my dreams! I was looking for a non-alcoholic beverage that didn't have any alcohol in it To carry everything I needed for a day at the range in a tactical-looking bag that was easy to access and practical (no tetris packing and repacking). A bag long enough for a short carbine with a folded stock (or a longer carbine broken down) that didn't look like a gun bag, in particular. br>br>This bag is a one-stop shop for all your needs! The hard plastic panels that run around the bag's perimeter provide just enough structure and keep everything in place. There's no need to dig through layers to get to different things because everything is easily accessible from the top. br>br>Pistols can be kept in their holsters and stowed in the interior pockets. The same can be said for magazines. Drop the grip and mag well for a short carbine into the opposite row of inside pockets, where it will fit perfectly vertical along the inside edge of the bag, secure and out of the way (use a screwdriver pouch or magazines in the pockets to wedge the barrel up against the bag's edge). Small items such as chamber flags and earplugs can be stored along the top edge of the bag, while a bulky range belt, extra holsters, and other items can be stored in the bottom. br>br>There are no drawbacks to this bag! It's ideal, but keep in mind that because it's so large, it's easy to overfill it and make it difficult to manage. If you fill it with loaded magazines, it can become quite heavy. To help with the weight, I usually keep ammo in a small separate bag. If you inadvertently overload it, the STURDY handles on each end make it easier to heft with two hands. br>br>BEST PART: You can transport it in your car without having to worry about it becoming a tempting theft target like a tactical rifle bag. Roll the outside in the dirt a little, splatter some paint on it, and stow a used paintbrush in the outer pocket, and you've got yourself yet another battered tool bag.
This is a well-made bag that does an excellent job of storing tools. When closed, it opens up to a large size but closes down to a small size. It holds a circular saw, reciprocating saw, angle grinder, hammer drill, and the bits/discs/blades/batteries/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/grips/gri The only caveat is that the inner pockets are just a little too small for the larger 4 amp-rated batteries. br>I also have a two foot level and an 18" bar folder in there and it zips closed with no issues. br>The only caveat is that the inner pockets are just a little too small for the larger 4 amp-rated batteries. batteries that last for an hour.
This bag is one of my favorites. The craftsmanship is exceptional, and almost everything is flawless; however, I do have one issue. There aren't enough pockets in any of them. I couldn't find a single pocket in which to store a screwdriver. Small hand tools and short screwdrivers fit in the pockets, but my regular 5 or 6in tools are strewn about in the bottom of the bag. Fortunately, it opens up quite wide, making it simple to sort through the items that don't fit into pockets.
Good little bag for the money (ordered the smallest one). The pouches along one side of the bag provide easy access to the tools I use on a daily basis, and they do so well with sturdy lined pouches that feel rugged enough that I won't get a hole in them with use over time. br>br> The only issue with this design is that it causes the bag to fall over on the pouch side because it is heavier with tools inserted, and the bag design itself touts the wide mouth, which leaves the bottom port open. br>br>I'm not a fan of using fabric velcro for the handle because it will become useless over time; instead, I'd prefer buttons or nothing at all; just handles would be cool on their own. br>br>If not for the fact that I like the look of the bag, it's small enough to carry all day, it feels well built, the inside pouches are perfect for small fittings and tools, and it's roomy with a nice wide opening at the top, I would have given this bag five stars. That's all I have to say on the subject. br>br>.
This isn't a work bag. The bottom of the product gave out after 5 months of use when I pulled it off my pick-up bed. Bottoms made of fabric are ineffective. If you need to slide it out of your cargo bed, it should be made of hard plastic like Klien and other premium bags. Free milk crate has been substituted.
And I mean everything when I say that. This tool bag has everything you need in a tool bag, plus a little more. It's incredible how much you can cram into this bag and still have room to spare. The bag has solid ribs in the right places to keep its shape while still being flexible enough to expand. I especially like how wide it opens; it makes getting tools in and out a breeze. The stitching is all solid, and I'm impressed with how well put together this bag is overall. It appears to have a lot of long-term durability. It's been kicking around my shop for a few weeks now, and when zipped up, it does a fantastic job of keeping dust and other debris out. Overall, if you're looking for your next tool bag, this is it! The zipper moves smoothly and doesn't get hung up like other bags I've had in the past; overall, if you're looking for your next tool bag, this is it!.
I've had no complaints about this 30" bag in the month that I've had it. It's well-made, has a lot of storage, and is far more durable than my old tool bag. br>br>UPDATE: br>br> It's been almost two years, and the bag is still in excellent condition. The inside pockets' mesh webbing ripped, but it had no effect on performance. Everything else has held up well, and I've put a lot of wear and tear on this bag.
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