Portable Tool Bags 3 Piece Tool Bag Combo Kit, Multi-use Tool Storage Organizer with 15" Rolling Tool Bag, 12" Wide Mouth Tool Bag & 12" Insulated Lunch Cooler Bag, 3-in-1 Tool Bags for Electrician

Got it for my Fiancé for his work bag.. He’s a medical doctor and does house calls.. n it was perfect.. held all his stuff.. he’s really tall though (6”3) so the handle is a lil short but makes it work.. I really like the quality.. it’s nice

Fine for around the house. But not on my jobs it's. Need more and better fitting pouches. No one need these shallow loose pockets. They hold nothing securely. Wouldn't buy again

The handle is a little shabby, could be a little bit stronger

This bag is fantastic!! I have been looking for months for a rolling bag to use at the gun range and this is perfect!!!!!!!!!!!!!!It has plenty of open space in the main compartment for ammo, ear muffs, safety glasses, etc. and a ton of different size pockets that can be used for pistol magazines inside and out. Also, it is the perfect size. The height, width and depth is exactly what I was looking for. Out of all the range and tool bags I have looked at, ordered and returned because they were lacking, this fits the bill!!!!Great Job, Frontier!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lots of storage

So far I have no problems. The only problem was that I measured how much there is another larger suitcase, that is, 18 "just adding a little money.

Needed something that I could put tools in and go to another place to work on things

Overall these bags are an okay option for moving a small amount of tools around as a homeowner, but this really isn’t a job site level option except maybe for a handyman.The tool bags are well built with good stitching and zippers/clasps. The bottom one provides good space though quickly fills up with any decent sized hand tools like hammers, stud finders, or levels get involved. The upper is suitable for a small power tool like a drill, and some bits inside while outside pockets can carry pens, markers, or other small tools like wrenches or screwdrivers.My criticism of the lower bag is the heavy use of plastic on the roller components. While suitable for a suitcase at an airport, this isn’t jobsite quality and the size of these means they really won’t roll except across finished floors. Put this in dirt and it will bog down and you’ll be forced to carry it.The middle bag, the lunchbox, is an…interesting decision. Seeing as this doesn’t really work on jobs, the inclusion is redundant, and even if I did take it, I don’t want my lunch sitting under tools getting beat up and crushed. Add in that it’s in the way of accessing my lower tools, and that as a portable system, having to drag around the box all day and move it out of the way is just a waste of time for something so unnecessary. It could be dropped in favor of another tool bag which would give this system greater capacity to work.