Wiha vs. Veto Quality Check. Controls Engineer

I recently purchased the new Wiha Tool Hauler Backpack. I wanted to show what I'm seeing in quality against my previous Veto Pro Pac LT backpack. I'm a controls engineer and need to carry both tools and laptop gear. Thanks for watching. Happy hunting

[@canoeshoe]

I just returned the WIHA to amazon. I dont think the bottom will blow out since most of the weight is suspended inside the bag and not resting on the bottom tray so stiched or rivet isn't to big of a deal. My issue with the WIHA is it's very large but lacks organization insofar as pockets. My little Tech LC carries way more hand tools than the WIHA. I think the WIHA is better to fit power tools. It's a good bag but for the price, i expect better than flimsy pocket pouches. A good deal at less than half the price would be the Crescent CTB1000.

[@fdsman]

btw, I've heard you say MOLLE as "mole" as in the burrowing animal or the small brown skin defects, it's supposed to be "mollie" as in the woman's name; it's the successor to the ALICE system which was an earlier US military load carrying system, and MOLLE is basically name hommage to ALICE.

[@MackLife87]

As a laptop bag I would of went with Veto EDC backpack, that Wiha bag has a lot of pockets, using it as mainly a laptop bag with light tools it should do fine, it reminds me of fluke’s backpack.

[@fdsman]

I wonder if Veto will update the Tech Pac LT to the v-swap system and release a blackout version.

[@moo7137]

It seem that wiha learned nothing...it may be cheaper but difference in quality is just too much. Veto wins hands down.

[@wackyweyland8857]

I think the uneven stitching on the outside zippers should've been your first red flag.

[@Rudimentary007]

Veto👍

[@shaneguarin5064]

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