Best tool backpacks? Review: Milwaukee PACKOUT Backpack & Ultimate Jobsite Backpack Adapter

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Detailed review and rating of the Milwaukee PACKOUT Backpack, including pros, recommended improvements, and comparisons to several other bags I have used - such as Milwaukee's Ultimate Jobsite Backpack. Rating provided on PACKOUT Backpack features, quality, and pricing.

Also included is my design and build of a new PACKOUT Add-on Creation (PAC #6). This PAC has a combo purpose and can be used to attach the Ultimate Jobsite Backpack to a stack or as a low-profile compact tool and accessory tray.

[BuRGeRFromBrooklyn]

That bag looks like it’s never been used just like the tools

[everydayadventures]

Your tools are so clean almost like you don’t use them, ha ha. I just bought one of these wish it had another compartment, had a hard time fitting the tools from my 20” husky tool tote in it. Looking forward to see if it works out better

[inspiringbuilds]

Nice review and good tips along the way, keep up the great work!

[dacrow]

excellent video, just what ive been looking for.

[deadstar]

I have this backpack and have been using it for about a month now. It’s great I recommend for anyone looking to buy it. The only thing is that you have to pack it lightly or else the bag becomes immensely heavy

[armysapperb]

As a property maintenance tech I have to have a little of everything and the pack out let’s me carry the pack out organizers. Best backpack I’ve owned yet.

[MyMKIV]

I have this bag and use it daily, found the clip for a tape measure breaks over time, my work buddy's found the same thing. It's also heavy without tools in it if walking allot compared to other bags, overall a good bag though

[coolhandrick]

Hahaha love the "diy backpack vacuum"
And on that note, re: improvements #7 - you could just get either the M12 or M18 powerbank (maybe the Top Off to be able to power your laptop) and create your own version
Also, go Redbirds!! ❤🤍

[MarkBedingfield]

Nice review Jake....Keep up the great work. Most organized tools I've ever seen!!

[truthful]

In my hot and humid country, water bottle is important. The back pack should be able to carry 1.5litre water bottle....

[truckerenoch]

When I was doing low voltage work, we were setting up a wireless network and security cameras for an electrical supply retailer, I saw a Klein Tools "tech pack" that I wanted. I ask the price and none of them seemed to want to tell me, so they got the salesmen for me and he said, "It's $419 dollars for the electricians bag and $499 for the technicians bag with the carbon fiber laptop pouch". I almost laughed out loud in front of him.😂 They're down to just over $100 now. Lol

[smalldoggymike]

Best video I have seen on this backpack, very informative, gave me some ideas too. Looking forward to adding this to my Milwaukee sets. Thanks a lot 👍 (Aluminium window installer & maintenance)

[area]

I would look hella gay with a vacuum on my backpack, but that is actually a brilliant idea!

[Bundysvideos]

I don’t think those two loops on the sternum strap are made for storage. Many of my hiking packs have a similar design, and it’s to give the strap some stretch and still have it very durable and not over stretch the elastic.

[Boost]

Does Milwaukee not make a hammer? That is the only tool you have that wasn't made by Milwaukee, besides the POS level. You should rub your tools in the dirt or something, everything is so shiny, new, and never been used. Great review though. Milwaukee makes great stuff.

[joshperry]

Everything you have looks like it’s never been used

[dansicomas]

what type of studfinder is that ?? (the yellow one

[jw]

As a tech I was disappointed for your snack comment. I do however appreciate your review on the functions of the pack.

[verdiktagood]

Hi, it's nice and interesting to watch your videos about Milwaukee instruments. Your ideas for improving the backpack are very good and necessary. I would like to see even more tools from Milwaukee. Thanks for the work)

[ccweihe]

Sometimes even hand me downs aren’t that bad!