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I'm only yanking your chain, I've had a look at them online and they look solid - maybe one for the future, but considering I only get a little work here and there at the minute (unless anyone wants to offer me more work) I can't justify that expense just yet.
Understood.. Previously I used ck magma which are good but won't last anywhere near as long. Mine about 3 yrs.. Funny, back then I thought THEY were bloody expensive!!
 
I have used magma in the past zips don't last 5 minutes and there totes the sides collapse inwards had this on two sizes of magma bagsKlein bags not cheap but I am impressed professional kit for serious professionals :wink5:
 

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I have used magma in the past zips don't last 5 minutes and there totes the sides collapse inwards had this on two sizes of magma bagsKlein bags not cheap but I am impressed professional kit for serious professionals :wink5:
Well those look nice but you'll have a job persuading me away from Veto but I'm in a rush at the moment so no time for photos
 
I have used magma in the past zips don't last 5 minutes and there totes the sides collapse inwards had this on two sizes of magma bagsKlein bags not cheap but I am impressed professional kit for serious professionals :wink5:

The CK technicians cases zips don't last long and are too much of a faff on to use in my view. I had the same issue with my open tote with the fabric on the inner side of the bag starting to sag inwards. Twenty minutes with a needle and thread sorted it out though.
 
Veto bags every time. The only thing that comes close in my opinion are the Snickers bags. CK bags like their tools fall apart on me.
 
I would of normally gone though a tool bag every 12 to 18 months. Had a veto XL 3 years now with no signs of real wear. There great and worth every penny.
 
Had a veto XL for 7 nearly 8 years cost £130 it's a bit dusty but otherwise still as good as day I bought it,
Recently bought the MC as a flight tool bag it's very good holds all I need, small parts I carry in little zipped bags and clip on the side
only one issue. .........

I bought it and the reviews did say it could do with being a bit taller.........
and a few pockets on the outside would be nice......

And 8 weeks later they brought out the new version which addressed all the review issues ......
So I was a little miffed but nonetheless it's a great bag and I probably carry twice the tools than my colleagues do in a bag half the size!

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