DEWALT 16-Inch Water Resistant Tool Tote (DWST560103)

Lots of space, Good quality material

This is a very nice tool bag. It’s high quality, waterproof. Has compartments for batteries and other tools. It’s a really great tool bag. The best one I’ve bought to date.

As a homeowner, I have a lot of miscellaneous tools, and although I am not an absolute brand snob, I have some of every brand/store in terms of what is economically effective for what I need, anywhere from Harbor Freight, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Bosch, etc…, but in terms of my cordless power tools, I have several of the DeWalt 20V series, including a high end circular saw, oscillating saw, orbital and other sanders, impact driver, 3/8 drill/driver, and now 16 gauge finish nailer, so I had a lot of items and drill bits in the large drill/impact driver tool bag, but the charger and other bit sets, attachments and miscellaneous measuring tapes, etc, have crowded the tools out of the bag. This large 20″ bag is perfect to drop the tools and batteries in and allow the previous large drill/driver bag to hold a lot of the different tools miscellaneous attachments and drill bits. This bag is really deep, long, spacious and is plentiful of interior pouches around the perimeter of the bag, along with a medium sized outer zippered pocket that has divided pouches in it as well. It has a hard molded plastic/fiberglass bottom for great durability and the material is a heavy, durable, high strength nylon as well. Given its great capacity to hold a lot, it also has a great padded cross body / shoulder strap to easily sling over the shoulder for a comfortable carry. I wish I had purchased this sooner. And even though I am looking at purchasing a Milwaukee Packout for mobile use when I am running over with my tools to help someone other than at my house, I will definitely use and rely on this great bag because it is a utilitarian winner all the way around. Great design and great execution. I would recommend it to anyone.

This is a review of the rolling 18″ tool bag. It’s a great size with lots of room and pockets. Would have been nice if this had a tape measure clip-on bar and a hammer loop of some sort. Otherwise, pretty happy with it.

I’m a plumber and this bag fits my impact, hand drill, reed pipe cutters, 22oz hammer, pipe saw, plenty of screw drivers, several batteries, small work light and plenty of other various hand tools and materials.

Obviously when it’s fully loaded down with all the tools I listed, it’s pretty heavy. I try not to overload it too much, but the strap seems to hold up really well.

Haven’t had to rely on the waterproof zip for anything, so I can’t speak to that, but it makes a nice pocket for smaller stuff.

I got this bag to save my shoulders and back the rolling of the bag is awesome, but the wheels are a little hard. I’ve used these bags for over a year now and their only flaws are the wheels and the handle. I’ve had to replace the wheels on each of my bags about 3 months in because the bars holding them brak out of the plastic mold and let the wheel drag in the well.
Some aftermarket suitcase wheels with axles and this has permanently solved the issue.
The handle is great, but after a few months, the first one fell apart since I have 75lbs of tools in it and I do use the handle to pull it up stairs. The second bags plastic handle snapped in half after 3 months due to me accidentally dropping it when it hit a large bump.
But with a little modification I was able use the silver aftermarket telescoping handles to replace it. They are about 4 inches shorter, so o had to secure it through the back near the bottom, and open the neck hole a little since it’s about 1/8″ thicker. But it works either way.
It’d be nice if they just sold replacement parts for these things 😅

I have severe spinal stenosis, arthritis, and scoliosis. I was tired of my tools being all over the place and in places hard to reach. I can only stand for a short time, so hanging a shelf or picture is a precarious chore lol.

I never thought I’d be able to fit everything in this bag and still be able to move it, but I can 🙂 I fit all my tools, plus small buckets of nails, screws, etc.

The bag itself is on the heavier side, but because it rolls so well, I don’t have to pick it up over rugs or door jams. It’s sturdy enough that I can drag it up the stairs without too much stress to my body. Zippers and things open easily, even against my arthritis.

I’m not a professional, so I don’t know how it measures up for every day, rougher use. But I highly recommend it for household tools/projects and for anyone who has any physical disabilities.