VETO PRO PAC TECH-MCT (Special OPS)

Love this bag! Veto has great products and will definitely buy again. I’ve had mine for about four years now and it has held up great. Has a ton of versatility and can be customized to your needs. For those who want to know I’m an electrician and work heavy industrial and other big jobs.

Best bag to have most of your tools in easy to carry the zippers are great haven’t had an issue. I like that is very compact design but still fit everything the I need it for.

After reviewing many different tool bags the Veto Pro Pac MTC Blackout was the obvious choice for my needs. This is an honest review and purchased with my own money. I'm a nursery maintenance lead that performs HVAC and electrical wiring installation and repairs, plumbing repairs and installation, and carpentry. I have to carry a variety of tools for all the different jobs on the property and the Veto bag is small enough to carry with the included shoulder strap or the integrated carrying handle. When completely loaded out it became quite heavy so I purchased a Milwalkee foldable hand cart to move it from job to job. The Veto Pro Pac has highly organizeable removable inner tool holder panels that are held in place with velcro. I have a plumbing panel, an electrical panel, and a laptop panel depending on what job I'm doing I remove a panel and replace it with the appropriate tools already installed in the panel, what a time saver and organizer. This Veto Pro Pac isn't cheap but I looked at it as an investment, this is a top quality product that has made my job more rewarding by having all my tools organized and ready for the next job. When I look in the bag I can tell if there is a tool missing before I move to the next task, no more lost tools. Is this bag over engineered, yes but the quality and durability is well worth the purschase price. I highly recommend this for HVAC and electricians needing a tool bag that will endure the test of time.

This bag lives up to the hype. It’s the perfect Goldilocks size. Not too big but not too small. If the durability of Veto’s bags is what I’ve heard then this is going to be one of my absolute favorite tool related purchases of all time for me.

I've purchased dozens of tool bags over the years, some cheap & some pricey. I am a commercial HVAC/R technician & I beat the hell out of my bags. Typically I'll get 1-1.5yrs out of a bag. This purchase was definitely the most I've ever spent on a tool bag, but after receiving it & taking time to to examine the quality & craftsmanship I'm pretty confident that this will be the last bag that I NEED to buy. TBH, this bag could probably stop a 9mm round. I don't ever foresee getting any tears in pockets because of screwdrivers or picks or even just use in general. Everything from my old bag swapped over perfect with room to spare. The amount of pockets & organizers is great! All my tools have their own forever home. The included shoulder strap is wonderful too, (maybe over engineered as it could probably support 150lbs) but very comfortable. This is the Cadillac of tool bags.

I’m a Casino/Hotel Tech with over 1,600 rooms so I’m doing basically doing all types of work like Plumbing, Electrical, Hvac, Tile work. I needed a little bit of a bigger bag for the space & after of searching & searching I found this bag online & I said let’s try it out so a month later after buying it I say it’s a good bag for storage & space & it has a good tough build to it.

I have been using the MCT bag for over a year. I had been using a pouch before to carry my hand tools. The MCT has been holding up well. I was concerned that nylon would wear over time, but that hasn’t happened. I have more storage with the MCT than with my old pouch. The tools are better protected in the MCT. I needed the MCT over the MC because I carry a 12” adjustable wrench and slip joint pliers. Tall items tend to flop around in the MCT. This has been stated by others. To prevent it, I bought disk shaped magnets and put them in the pockets that are high and they hold my tall tools in place. From above it is hard to tell which side of the bag is which.To solve this I painted a different colored spot on the top of each side. There is a very sturdy tape measure holder on the outside of the bag. There is nothing to prevent a tape measure from being pushed off, which happened right away to me, so I don’t use it. The strap meant to hold electrical tape doesn’t work well. In warm weather the roll of tape gets deformed because it isn’t supported well. I removed the strap and use a chain and with a short rod to hold the tape. I also didn’t care for the shoulder strap. The zippered pockets on the outside are difficult to get things into and out of. I took my strap to a cobbler and had him make a leather one using the original hardware. This looks better and is more comfortable. Veto should offer a leather strap as an option. The bag by itself is heavier than my old pouch, but I don’t see any way around that. Overall I am happy with the bag and would recommend it. I do think the bag is too expensive. Since there isn’t a similar competing bag, the price isn’t likely to change.

a different company accidentally did a good durability test on its crush-factor. Since the top is soft and wasn’t made to be crushed, the tools weren’t doing so well. Plastic’s strength can be seen in the photos, practically bent just as much as much as metal (thick stainless steel balisong knife was bent as well) the interior divider was cracked, but probably manageable tbh. One zipper is bent, the other missing. Zipper teeth where the zipper laid was also slightly damaged, a d the tape measure clip was bent as well. Overall, it held up VERY well considering the size of the lull (again, it’s a soft bag so almost all damage is is harder materials) the size is perfect for when you don’t need every tool, and it still holds a lot, it’s very light weight and made very well. It’s well worth the price, so long as it can fit your needs and can your willing to pay for quality