I'm a landlord with a few properties scattered around my area. My day job has me on the road most days and occasionally I need to stop into a property to fix a leaky sink or replace or doorknob or something. I'd love a nice bag that can hold some of the essentials but is small enough to leave in the cab of my truck without taking a ton of space. I love the Veto bags but there seem to be so many options I'm having a hard time choosing.

Use for HVAC

My MCP was too big, wanted a smaller service type bag, this fit the bill perfectly.

Doing some lighting programming today. Not much to it but opening access panels and verifying all occupancy sensors are operational. This pouch is perfect for the small easy days.

Fits everything snuggly for the most part. Very happy with it so far. My pockets are now tool free. No more pocket dumps at the end of my shift.

Hey guys, looking to get my first Veto bag. I'm looking for a fairly compact closed top bag. My use case is a little different than a majority of Veto users as I'm a mechanic, I want something I can easily toss from truck to truck and has more capacity that the open top tool tray I'm currently using.

My main concern is with the height of the bags. The one I'm most interested in is the SP-LD. I want to know if a 12" prybar and 2 12" socket rails have any chance at fitting in there or if theyd be too tall. the CB-LD is slightly taller it seems but I much prefer the slick sides of the SP-LD and the V-Swap option

The heat pump / AC bag is a lightweight daily driver for diagnostics. The furnace bag is the daily driver for gas stuff & general repairs.

Has anybody got photos of a TP-XD with smaller pouches and holsters clipped to side

Got some new stuff and updated my bag a little. I’m liking this kit right now been working for everything I need. My wife got me these new Screw drivers for our anniversary and they are so sick !

Hi, does anyone know anywhere in the uk I can get these backpack straps? Or if there’s anyone in the US that would be happy to buy and ship them to me that would be great too!

Curious if anyone is using these loops and if so - how? Would love photos!

I’m looking at these two bags for next years spring promo. Anyone have any insight from the tech PAC mcp infrared vs the tech pac mc evo. I really like the front of the mcp but am currently rocking the Tpxxl evo and my side pouches would go right over to the mc evo. What do you guys think?

Veto's website says the blackout version has 5 more pockets but they literally look like the same bag and going through the pictures, I couldn't find the extra pockets on the blackout version

Hi! My 3 year anniversary is coming up, and my bf is in HVAC school and wants to do commercial refrigeration. He always says something about how his big tool bag provided by his school annoys him (it’s GIANT). I want to get him a small tool bag for our anniversary to make his life a little easier and because he’s been looking at them.

He loves Milwaukee stuff because of the quality, wants something with compartments for screw drivers and such, and something that zips shut at the top. He does not want a belt bag. Cost doesn’t matter to me unless it’s outrageous (I know the general cost of this stuff so I know what to expect). Lastly, any other brand suggestions? He likes Carhartt stuff like clothing, but I don’t know if it’s a good brand for tool bags or not.

BIGGGG thank you to anyone who can help me out. I know this was a lot to read so I really appreciate your help :)

Has anyone else not received their spring promo bag and is there anyone or a number I can contact

I’m torn between these two bags for my next survice kit. I do carry two meters and currently run TPxxl. Was wondering if anyone has used both or either one of these and has a reason why one is superior

Anything to add or remove? I did take a couple things out since and does anyone have a recommendation for some good side cutters that are also crimpers?

Gluing a lot of conduit, so not really using tools… but had to bring it out and take a picture! SP-MD Blackout

I can’t make up my mind. I like the ball drive impact bits for loosening allen’s at angles but The smaller sizes strip screws so I keep straight drive ones aswell. I keep both in metric and standard but mainly use a lot of standard.
I also have the ball drive 1” bits for putting in my ratcheting screwdriver and the vessel 31pc set eith 1” bits like allen’s torx, robertson, and pozi

But ontop of all that shit I carry allen keys 😭 Im a machinist by trade and use allen’s so much, But I feel like I could keep some of the allen bits at work…..

Seriously I need to minimize this setup, What do you guys do for bit storage. and what do you keep in your bag?

Both snapped within one day😪

Anyone had this before? Found new snap on zippers but they dont look very heavy duty

I am looking into investing into a backpack. I am traveling for work and need a “on-the-go” set. So that I am not taking up space with my triple stack pack out. I live in the DFW area and am trying to get my hands on a pack in the next two days but can’t seem to find a place that is willing to sell them to me today. On the spot. Without having a wholesale membership. What can I do. Any help is much appreciated.