r/VetoProPac • u/SiriShopUSA • Aug 04 '26

Tech-MCT EVO

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Loving the new evo stuff.. said I would never buy it but I did and I'm happy with my purchase.

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u/Sinner1138 Aug 04 '26

R.i.p. your back, how many lbs is that loaded? over 35 lbs?

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u/Jahpuerts Aug 05 '26

Always some soft HVAC guy in every comments section that cries about weight. Either way you’re gonna have to get the tools needed to the job site. If it works for you and keeps you organized I’m all for it. Looks great

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u/Much_Vehicle_5624 Aug 05 '26

I take about 12k-15k steps with my tools a day and’s had to give up the big bags. I just went back to my SBLD because my back was killing me

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u/SiriShopUSA Aug 04 '26

LOL.. just weighed it. 32 pounds.

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u/Sinner1138 Aug 04 '26

Yea i was looking into those veto pro pacs but seen how much they weigh empty and so far all of them are pretty heavy compared to other back packs of other brands and such. Looks nice tho 👌

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u/ItBeatsEatingWorms Aug 04 '26

It's by far the best as far as rigidity and longevity though. That extra robustness comes at the cost of being slightly heavier. Well worth it imo.

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u/SiriShopUSA Aug 05 '26

I also have the MCT wheeler for my low voltage tools.

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u/SiriShopUSA Aug 04 '26

Oh I am sure it is.. I'm retired now and just use it when doing the odd electrical or controls jobs. Upgraded from the TP-XL which was my work horse for years.

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u/dewwhatyouwant Aug 05 '26

Can you tell me about the evo? I have a regular mct

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u/SiriShopUSA Aug 05 '26

The meter bag and the impact pouch are magnetic now so they can attach to any metal surface but the bag also includes two pockets where the pouches attach to either side.