Open Top Series

[@AndrewHecker85]

I like how he just drops his hammer and claw bar on top of his level. This looks awesome. A vertical hammer loop is brilliant. The only thing holding me back, because at that price, something has to be pretty much exactly what I want it to be, is the lack of a saw holster on the outside. A horizontal pocket with a hold-in strap, or a half-pocket with a top strap or something, to hold a hacksaw (or back saw, or caulking gun, or 30" level) would make this perfect in my eyes. I guess they've kind of got a thing for clean streamlined sides, which is certainly nice, but an outside saw holster could easily be made streamlined, too.

[@ronniedidit]

I have the ot-xl and love it. But what are the small velcro dots under the handle for?

[@jtplumbing6592]

ronniedidit it velcro sticks to the handle so the strap doesn't swing around.

[@nicksammut6406]

Sticking the carry strap on to stop it from swinging around

[@scottcasper187]

they're for the tuba glue he keeps mentioning in the video. I guess he fixes a lot of tubas. You're welcome.

[@oatlord]

Scott Casper He looks like life has spilled all of his tuba glue. Probably tired from making all these awesome bags. Lots of sewing I would imagine he has to do to meet production.

[@jmhall918]

Roger, do you guys still sell the OT-XXL? I can't find it on the website.

[@johndoe-ci1cy]

the day you make a rolling bag tool I'll sold right away.

[@b-2466]

It's coming soon. Tec pac on wheels

[@LoStr3gatto]

bellissimi , quando li portate in italia?

[@blaynerodriguez8529]

I couldn't imagine loading those bags down & then having to carry 80 lbs for 2 miles to the jobsite , thx but NO thx. Maybe if u put some wheels on em

[@AndrewHecker85]

What the hell kind of jobsite are you on that's two miles away from your truck but still has a good enough surface to pull a wheeled bag? Unless you're specifically working in an airport or a prison, in which case I retract my snarky rebuttal. They also make a backpack, I believe.

[@blaynerodriguez8529]

Andrew Hecker listen Andrew, my jobsites not 2 miles away, more like 1 but STILL I can't load all my tools in a backpack! N even if I could , it would weigh a ton bro.have u ever heard of Milwaukee's new rolling toolbags? Or Klein's?? Those things roll over everything with those 6" wheels so my question to u would be, give me 1 great reason why anybody would choose to haul this or roll a better bag that can hold more tools effortlessly ?????

[@AndrewHecker85]

Calm down, buddy, I'm not advocating one tool bag over another, I'm just curious about what jobsite you work at that requires packing 80 pounds of tools for a mile.

[@blaynerodriguez8529]

Andrew Hecker it's a data distribution center for Microsoft, it's fuckin huge & our parking lot is far away. I'm an electrician with alot of power tools as well as hand tools with hole saws n knockout sets n etc so from the beginning, the point I was trying to make is I don't think this bag ( which is still quality ) is for commercial guys n for dam sure not me

[@brandonmoen6956]

Blayne Rodriguez Actually they are designed for service guys. What about getting the pack out system or something similar to it and then getting one of these bags and strapping it to it or another veto pro-pac bag or something similar that's what I'm doing.