Stanley Fatmax Backpack

As an early Christmas present, I decided to treat myself to a new tool storage system from the Stanley Fatmax range. This time, I've gone for a backpack!

Stanley Fatmax 195611 Backpack:

As a frequent hiker, this makes a lot of sense. I probably carry around 10kg on my walks and I would never carry this weight under arm!

I bought the Stanley backpack from my local Bunnings Warehouse - somehow, it worked out cheaper than any price I could find online!

I'm using a brand-new microphone on this one so please, let me know what you think.

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[BadgerBotherer]

Looks like a good and comfortable solution. Microphone sounds fine. A Happy New Year to you, too!

[FloweringElbow]

Haha. Fondle those tools on display! I have a makita one that came with an 18v tool set thing that I won. I never would have bought it otherwise, but actually use it loads - it has an extendable handle and wheels - like luggage you see at airports - I was dubious but it works great... The backpack insets for organising screwdrivers etc look useful.

[TheCarpentersDaughterUK]

This looks cool :) I am TERRIBLE at organising my tools, so need to work on that this year! I particularly like the recycling of IKEA bags :D They're great we have so many lol

[carlmarquardt]

Just curious. Why didn't you buy the one with the telescopic handle plus wheels?? I am going to go for that purely to get on n tube and around London to site work.

[elpibe]

I Will be glad to accept your used Metabo bag :)

[realdealportugal]

i have the same backpack cost me 45 euros a year ago.the best

[godak]

I’ve always used a tool roll for my essential/general tool kit and I’ve taken to making my own leather ones. Some photographs on my Instagram if you’re interested - instagram.com/theo_deboick