MARUTAI 18'' Rolling Tool Bag with Wheels, Tool Bags Organizer, with Telescopic Handle and Waterproof Cover, 330lbs Load Rated, Storage Manager Toolbox for Camping, Construction Sites

I was looking for a tool bag that I could roll around and then sit on when needed. I’m old and broke down and need to sit down throughout the day. This thing checks all the boxes for a damn good tool bag. Super heavy duty on wheels, construction of bag, handle and pockets. I put grip tape on the top to keep my ass put. Love it!!

🚀🔧 Product Review Time! 🔧🚀I purchased this awhile ago, the MARUTAI 18" Rolling Tool Bag and I wanted to use it before writing a review... I can’t help but share how it helped getting my stuff from here to over there with my hands finally free with stuff...plus the walk back to grab the other stuff I need for my daily work ! ✨This bag is a game-changer! A big time help from carrying all my first string tools to my speciality tools, it’s got my back! 🙌💪 With a telescopic handle and wheels, transporting my essential too and from, it's a breeze—no more awkward juggling and return trips to get my other stuff🛠️ Highlights:- Roomy Interior: Lots of double pockets with holding straps, it's perfect for all my hand and compact battery tools!- Exterior: Handy Pockets: With 4 covered pockets + double sleeve pockets, organization is key! 🔑- Multi-Purpose: Use it as a step stool (it’s rated, y’all!) AND a seat when you need a break. 😅If you're tired of carrying around multi loads, dropping stuff here and there, having everything in one place is key to keeping sane..! This is the solution you didn’t know you needed! 🛠️🙌 Say goodbye to the chaos and hello to freedom! 🌟Trust me, you’ll wonder how you ever worked without it!👉 Check it out!#ToolBag #Marutai #ProductReview #OrganizedLife #Tools

Great product for me & the in and out I do all day.! Alittle lacking in quality. But lots of room. Needs a center divider for screw drivers. And it’s priced accordingly. I love the minimalist weight. The Klein bag, that is similar in design. It is much better quality, but double the price and 3 times as heavy @ 30lbs!!

Very sturdy. Perfect for maintenance work. I weigh 190 lbs. I'm able to stand on it with no issues. The tool box holds 60lbs of power tools and hand tool, I even place a 5 gal bucket of paint on it and strap it with a bungee cord like a dolly. I bounce it up and down stairs constantly. Its still running strong. very happy I purchased this tool box. I would definitely recommend for Light to mid maintenance work.

I bought this box because it was on sale. It does the job. The telescopic handle seems cheap and flimsy. Going up steps is one thing, but going down it will get stuck on each step as the bottom brackets for the telescopic handle are squared. The cup holders will definitely get in the way if you fill up the box to the top so bare that in mind. And aside from the glittery silver it's an ok purchase but will definitely do some research on better options. Will not buy again.

The media could not be loaded. This is perfect for what i need. I needed another tool bag already have like five, but so many tools to put in that I wanted another one browsing around I found this one and isn’t this tool bag eye catching, looks so nice and neat that I bought it.It’s very well made, sturdy, it may look small at first but can hold a ton of tools, you can move this one around with ease thanks to the 4” wheels, the telescopic handle is super nice.The top is hard plastic you can use it as stool this bag can support up to 330lbs, you can sit on it to take a break, has two cup holders so you can put your drinks there super versatile and let me tell you is the prettiest tool bag I ever seen.I love how it holds so many tools inside, tool bag has a total of 24 storage pockets, 7 external, 17 internal, as a bonus a cover is included that is waterproof and also I use it so it doesn’t get dirty. Very happy with my purchase.

Where to start...I bought 2 of these based on the reviews. One for me & one for my partner . I really don't know how the 5 star people are using their bags but it must be very lightly.Neither bag lasted 6 months.My partners bag gave up about 4 months in when his hands stopped retracting. I accused him of being too rough on it but conceded that it wasn't repairable. He got a different bag because he thought 8t shouldn't have broken.Shortly after that I noticed that my tool loops were beginning to tear off inside. I was surprised to find out that the heavy stitched loops were stitched to the lightweight liner & not attached in anyway to the housing. I drilled a few rivits & the first repair was made.Next, I noticed that it began making noise when I was traveling through a store on a finished floor. I found that one of the wheel bearings had shelled out. I took the wheel off & found the bearings were not a sealed bearing? Seriously? A short trip to the bearing store and I replaced them. A little preventative maintenance before the other wheel shelled out also.After that, I was standing on the box & the lid hinge broke off. I will admit I am close to the weight limit but I'm not over it. I wasn't lifting anything. Just standing & it cracked & dropped.Finally...my handle quit retracting also. No fix for that because the tube frame handle is so lightweight that it bends from the inside of the mechanism ever malfunctions. Have it bind up one time and pull out the handle & your done. It's just a matter of time after that before the handle is worthless.I would give a 1 star but at least I got 6 months out of it.It's a great design & would be a great bag IF every part of it were made the next level heavier. As it is, it's in the trash now...

Nothing it’s all good