Rhino USA Tool Bag Roll - Heavy Duty Canvas Organizer Pouch for Tools - Ultimate Travel Tool Storage Kit for UTV, Car, Truck, 4x4 Offroad - Upgraded with Labeled & Removable Pouches - Secured for Life

These are good products that you can use to free up space in your vehicle

Nice bag to tote tools rather than ammo box style box as it has zipper pockets to organize/separate tools conveniently. Outside closure straps slip/won't retain setting/adjustments but a binder clip on each solved that quickly

Overall build quality is great. Been a room saver in the truck and solid enough I bought another for the son.

DEFFENITLY WOULD RECOMEND AFTER TWO YEARS OF USING ITALL THE STITCHING IS IN TACT AND FABRIC IS HOLDING TOGETHER PRETTY WELL

Rad product spent about 100$ in tools to make the 300$ pro roll up Rzr tool kit

Product was supposed to be a Christmas gift and I am so grateful that I decided to pull it out of the box and look at it first. The straps are covered with mold. Very disappointing 😞Update: I received a replacement which I immediately opened the box and examined and is in prestine condition. Overall the product looks amazing. Velcro is heavy duty appears to be able to many tools in each individual zipper pouch. I gave 4 stars due to the fact I was shipped a damaged product in the first place and you could tell it was used when I ordered new.

Perfect for downsizing your tool bag or box into a more useful and compact to go tool roll. Get rid of useless items that get thrown into your bag for who knows what.

So, having this for almost a year now, I can give a solid review. Why is it 99.9999% perfect? One minor flaw I'd love to see Rhino fix.To start, the good. The divided bags are perfect for keeping tools divided and fairly organized. The concept rolls up smoothly, and I was able to combine 3 separate tool bags into this one, and transport them easier.The flaw. I would hope Rhino would change from the plastic quick release buckles and go to metal cobra buckles or at least just metal versions. One of my plastic quick release broke, and when it did, the bag just would not roll up well. It needs both buckles. I believe this change should only make a $5 to $10 difference in the cost, but it would be well worth it in longevity.The minor annoyance coupled with a nice feature. They embroidered "names" on the bags. "WRENCHES", "PLIERS", etc. But they missed what would seem like an obvious one, "SCREWDRIVERS". Definitely not a deal breaker.Now, as for the overall bag construction. Holy Cow! This thing is made right! I mentioned breaking a buckle, and I'm good with a sewing machine, so I figured rip a couple of seams, swap the buckles, run it through my sewing machine, and Bob's your uncle. You know, an hour tops. Yeeeeeaaaaahhhh.....no. This bag was sewn RIGHT!!! Strong seams, webbing overlapped and reinforced stitches, this whole bag distributes weight back on itself so as to not rip. Things you can't see in any picture, they even stitched backing on all stress points to help spread the load and not have the material take all the stress. It took me all afternoon and into the evening to rip enough seams to free the buckles and then sew them back.Would I recommend this to a friend? Most definitely!!!!