Milwaukee Packout 10' Structure Tote - Better than Veto Pro Pac???

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[evictioncarpentry]

The 15inch tote with the packout bottom is perfect. I used a slim packout tray to make a custom bit kit. Fits 95% of what i need daily.

[BigHomie]

I got this Milwaukee bag about 2 weeks ago and I couldn’t be happier with it. I use it for my garage door business. I got a coupon for $50 off from Home Depot. It’s pricey but to me worth it.

[NorthernExposureATV]

Dude doesn't use any of his tools, not a spec of dirt, no worn labels, not a scratch. Atleast this shows us what you can put in it lol

[jasonbabila]

One advantage the Milwaukee version has is the PACKOUT system, it can latch onto a small parts organizer loaded with fasteners or bits and pieces of tool accessories.

[Sando]

Thanks for making this side by side comparison mate. Very informative. 👍

[thepewplace]

Man, thanks for bringing this to my attention! I totally missed this during the pipeline stuff. I've been wanting to go the tote route for a while, but have been stuck between the low quality of Milwaukee's existing soft goods, or going with another brand but not being able to interface it with my packout stuff.

I'm extremely interested in how this will hold up to professional daily use, because that price is a steep ask if it's going to fall apart in a year or so. I'll probably hold off buying one for a little while and be looking forward to your followup video.

[SkilledLabor]

Have a few Milwaukee bags, but in my opinion, nothing compares to veto! Nice video

[pauljamilkowski]

I'm in HVAC service and IMO these bags can be your best friend or your worst enemy if you load them up with too many tools. I like this bag, but I don't see enough benefits to spend way more than the normal 10" tote Milwaukee bag I already have which can fit nearly everything I need for most situations.

[joestoolbox]

Nice bag, but for the price i will stick with veto ....Can't beat there 5 year warranty....Nice video...

[nathanielnicolas]

I just got the 15" closed tote and I love it

[steffendetrick]

Are you going to be covering the new tough built modular toool system when they release??

[cfduarte]

Hey thanks for the vid. What’s the hard plastic pocket in the bag used for?

[TheDocHolliday]

I don’t think it’s a major upgrade to the 10” to justify price.

[adammcmurray]

How do 10-12 inch screw drivers fit into this bag and could my m18 gen 4 impact fit into that middle slot? I tried the 15 inch packout tote and hated. im full team red and want this to be the end all for me

[shock]

Nice bag! Would a sawzall or drill fit in the middle compartment?

[nickfishlock]

Will the pockets on 1 side all fold in or do you think would be easy to cut out. I need 2 fully open sides. Got the veto that they come out but want to try this as clips in. I put feet on veto and keep smashing them. Thanks

[spiderslair]

In the Veto you have a tall square plastic storage did that come with the Veto or is that another brand?

[peterevans]

Interesting video...I personally like the Toughbuilt Hardsided Tote...I have the 16" version, and have my eye on the 12" as well...I can buy both for the price of the Veto tote and durability wise, I think they are fairly equal.

[commentsonthetube]

That knipex wire stripper has definitely replaced lineman’s for me. Though I am just a DIYer, so take it with a grain of salt. I also don’t use wire nuts anymore because wago lever nuts are just much easier to work with. Especially for installing smart lights, which often have pigtails built in. Anyway, I dunno why people use lineman’s with these modern options. Maybe it's just a "what I'm used to" kind of thing, but I've never really found a need for them.

[HillbillyRefrigeration]

6 months review? I’m looking at getting one and replacing my veto