Ideal Industries’ pro series molded-bottom tool carrier features 32 internal and external pockets for flexible storage. Husky bags feature both internal pockets and external pocket tool storage, leaving the main bag space open for larger tools. Personally, I’ve used and seen a number of different Husky tool bags that I’d describe as being quite good and even excellent. I actually didn’t have enough tools to fill the pouches without just stuffing random stuff in that I don’t use.

Not only can you carry your tools in one, but you can also carry your parts and materials in the same bucket.

Verdict: The Husky tool bag offers impressive storage, a massive weight capacity, and sturdy wheels to get it from A to B.

It rolls around easily and has a sturdy handle – the additional bag sits on top of the larger one so I can tote everything one-handed.The Husky tool bag’s biggest strength is its payload and ability to fit nearly every necessary tool inside. It features an ergonomic handle, adjustable straps and back protection and can be used as a backpack. The leather handles are stitched and riveted, and the lower sides and bottom are made of moisture-resistant vinyl with nonscratch studs on the base. Years ago I used a Bucket Boss bag for quite a while, increasingly frustrated that the sides collapsed and whatever I needed was somehow always at the bottom.