Milwaukee 18" and 24" Rolling Bag Review
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- Video review of the 18" and 24" Hardtop rolling tool bags
One of the most common frustrations users have with other rolling bags available today is the weakness of the handles. To address this concern, Milwaukee designed its own industrial-grade extension handle for the Rolling Bags. 
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Milwaukee never ceases to amaze me with there products. good detailed video!!!
Have to say that you do brilliant reviews,thanks Darren
Just bought the hard top rolling back on ACME tools website for $170.00 after tax. Best money I've ever spent. I used to have the Klein backpack and it had a TON of pockets and I was able to put all my tools in it in a very organized way. But... Over time I kept adding tools to it and now its just way to heavy to carry around, plus there's no more room for any more tools. ( I will say that I do 100% recommend that backpack, its #1 on my list for a non rolling tool bag. Nothing beats it imo). Anyways, I took the risk and spent $170 on the hard top Milwaukee rolling bag. Through pictures and videos it didn't seam like it had more pockets than that backpack, but I was pleasantly surprised it actually carries a fair amount more tools than the backpack did. I really didn't think it would, but this rolling bag is deceiving, it holds all my tools and I actually have some extra pockets left over, and I have a lot of tools lol. There's maybe one or 2 things I'd change about the rolling bag but I have to give it a 10/10, it is hands down the best tool bag out on the market, I can confidently say this. Klein makes one that is very similar but this one has the hardtop which is amazing, plus it came out years after the Klein one came out so its a newer version basically. Defiantly money well spent, and I'm a pretty picky person when it comes to what I buy. Even though there's maybe 1 or 2 things I'd add or change about the bag, hands down it is a 10/10. Good job Milwaukee
personally i love the packout.i'm using it since august 2019.the set works amazingly,and is still growing
I prefer the Husky!! It has a lot more storage space despite the 2" width disadvantage
Love the husky also
I love my Husky bag. I’ll put it second to the Kobalt
this really does seem like Milwaukee listened and added a ton of little features that really make for a great bag. as a theater technician I am always going between theaters. I just wish it was priced in my budget even if it would clash with my teal tools. very cool for sure.
I really like where they are going with it, it would be nice to be able to lock the lid down. add a secure latch somewhere. that way it can sit, maybe not in open utr tay but within your canopy and you can use traditionall bike locks to loop through handles to secure to your ute in someway. or even have it locked on site to a secure pole.
Its really sad it was discontinued . I cant find it anywhere😔
Hi Rob,
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!! "2020"
I know this is a older video for milwaukee rolling tote bag.
This rolling tote would be nice now if the hard top can accept some packout containers.
Just my thoughts
Great review Rob, gotta throw up a like on that one. Never would have noticed all those details otherwise, is pricey though but being able to get all those miscellaneous tools on the job site consistently and in one piece is tempting.
best review. thanks
I have the 24" hardtop rolling bag. Really have to use these to find out if they are any good. This is an abnormally wide and heavy rolling bag with small wheels and very little ground clearance. Notice the lower square tube of the handle - the bottom of the bag has the same square steel tubing as support.
The ends of the handle and lower support drags at times due to the small wheels when going over uneven surfaces. I was thinking how to repaint scraped worn down ends, but will glue some plastic so no damage to surface that I am pulling the bag over. The bag is heavy when empty due to steel and heavy materials, but that should be good. It looks like it should be lighter since plastic top, plastic wheels, and fabric used for bag.
Seems very wide when rolling through doorways and down walkways.
If you look closely on the back, there are small holes/pockets between the handles to grab bungee hooks and go over to the d-rings on the front.
How does it fit in a cars trunk? I had the pack out rolling tool box but it wouldn’t fit.. this one looks like it would but I’m not too sure
This bag is cool and it was free from my employer so it's even better. Only thing I would like to see is a place where I can put a lock on it to keep sticky fingers from getting in the inside.
How many pounds you think I can add on top of the 18" bag? I have a back pack and wanted to put it on top and take it with me on the train since I don't drive
Which rolling bag would you recommend with the ultimate jobsite backpack
I have the husky rolling tool bag. 22in for 3 years. Residential maintenance. Tools have not fell out. Has the best pockets. Only complaint is when it rains. Tools on the outside aren't protected
I just bought the 24” hard top, first thing I noticed was the material when closing the bag. The hard top hits the material because the bag widened with about 100 lbs of tools. Second thing I noticed all my tools were covered with dust so it’s not dust proof!!! That’s all carry on...
Where do you get it to buy I called homedepot and Milwaukee they dont carry it anymore
Good review
Can you do hilti rauter review , I'm tryna get the screwgun and rauter but I can't find it in the local hilti store
Were working on a Hilti drywall cutout review
This would be great if you're a local tradesman or technician. I like the larger bag but for a 27 lb bag alone, I will reach the 50 lb check-in limit much faster. The larger bag should also have a latch/hooks for a lock at least.
That's what I thought sort of heavy for traveling. Have you found anything that you're happy with?
@@aleonyohan6745 I have the Jensen Rugged Heavy Duty tool case. I like the hard shell and heavy duty latches. I usually check it in weighting ~70 lbs with my airline status. The only downside would be the wheels. I usually replace them every year due to wear. They're like $12 each, x4. But the case has lasted ~9 years now and I use to stand on it, sit on it and place my laptop on it while on a counter top to work on it.
@@JerryRecords thanks I'm going to go check it out. Been thinking about just getting the Milwaukee bottom pack out. Now I have to have more room for a hard hat
Bought the 24" today, and just loading my tools in it was amazing. This is gonna save me so much headache! Would've liked to see a way of locking the bag shut, and a method of storing a few benders. I'll fabricate a fix for both, but would be nice to see these on the second edition.
generationRx benders? Is that the electrical conduit tool?
A Concord Carpenter / ToolBoxBuzz He mean electrical EMT conduit pipe benders. Typically us electricians use 1/2 inch 3/4 and 1 inch pipe benders. I could see them lashed down on the top of the hard lid and it would work fine. What a neat bag. It is a true Electrician's made bag. Other trades too but primary use like you mentioned for us electricians.
Nice review rob. I agree with the comments on pricing. They are too much
Pricey yes, but look close at the innovation and improvements they made to it.
I look at time and money -- What's it cost to replace a tool bag when it wears out? The time to search for, buy the bag, switching out tools, possible lost tool, etc.
The old adage you get what you pay for.
A Concord Carpenter / ToolBoxBuzz good point
The Husky 18" comes with a 3 year limited warranty, but the Milwaukee 18" comes with a lifetime limited warranty. I've used both, and the Milwaukee is built like a tank compared to the Husky.
Jamie Jaconetta They are $179.00 new on EBay now.
Yeah man thanks I bought one on tools plus for 179.00 and I love it
Very Nice, but expensive, then again so is the DeWalt Toughbox system....
But worth it to protect those expensive tools 👍🏼
Agreed
Hey Rob, Can you secure the milwaukee jobsite organisers to the hard lid of the 24" Rolling bag?
I didn't try, but done see why not
Like this 24” bag with hard top but can’t seem to find anywhere to buy? Can you help??
This would be perfect for work because I work for ups I go up and down the stairs and I have two igloos rolling coolers and they kept breaking the handle keeps breaking
Why is it only in USA. Sad not here in Canada
Do the Milwaukee modular storage boxes fit on top of it and fasten securely ?
TrpDSgt yes
Please show us
This must have been pre packout. They certainly nailed the rolling tool storage market after this or beginning with this
Heyyyy ask milwaukee where is there roofing gun and there framing gun?
Come-on milwaukee! How hard was it to add a locking feature? Even two d loops for a padlock would have made this bag amazing.
Why would you lock it if a thief can pick up the bag and leave?
Pointless to lock it can cut that bag right open
Do you have a relationship with Milwaukee? Can you ask them if they can make a 42 inch level like crick and Smith levels they are easier to fit into company job boxes , check for yourself 48 inch levels fit at an angle especially when there are other tools in a box, once there are 3 to 5 bricklayer toolbags in a box it's hard to fit any more levels because of their length even a 46 inch level makes more sense . Thanks
Hi, do you still have this bag? If so would you consider selling it as it’s discontinued?
Had small and large Husky tool bags. Totaly obuse my large tool bag on daily basis. Also i own Klein rolling tool bag. Nice but way too small. Overall i’ll take large Husky tool bag any day over any other bag
Finally
This video sold me to buy it. Its now discontinued. A month after I bought it. The handle is now broken and replacement part take 3 weeks to arrive. Nice concept but poorly designed. This doesnt deserve "industrial grade". I must say, I like the flares for hanging my coat. But the push button is connected to a very flimsy metal inside that easily bends when pulling the handles upstairs. This has caused the extension handle to lock up.
18 inch with a hardtop that's what I need I can't decide I feel like 24 is too big for a service plumber and I don't like the soft top
How is at going thru none paved areas or grass areas
How did this bags performed after all this years?
Does anyone know where you can get one in the u.k?
I called homedepot they dont carry it anymore, I called Milwaukee they dont make it 24 inch hard top anymore how would I b able to get one
You need a led torch holder that can be used to light up the inside and outside on this.
They should really consider water proffing. I trave alot and I have no control of what happens to my bag once I check it in.
If you want a tape holder on the top take the metal holding clip off a work belt and screw it to the lid. Job done.
Where can I find any of these bags??
Milwaukee you guys are amazing! Great bag!
Husky it is...
If only I could find someone that sells them in the UK
How about travelling by airplane with those bags? Are they strong enough for that purpose?
Volodymyr Strymchuk yes
They need a Velcro divider in the box like veto or Klein
I'm a xray field service engineer. I need something that has more room for the laptop side of things. It needs to be a mobile office and tool bin. Something I can roll through hospitals that looks clean and business like...but can be opened up for repair work when I'm in the room. Does anyone have any ideas?
wow, that bag is top notch!!
Im looking for hardtop, all stores have none , time for Amazon
Where can I buy one?
Ideas * add a magnet for misc screws on top, maybe a small flip table for prints or to place small material? I am trying to sell my husky bag on offer up for this Milwaukee 24"!
And is this item water proof?
R O good ideas
R O water resistant
@@ConcordCarpenter Add a slide-out drawer for screws, pop rivets etc..
I want this bag what is the process tel mi naw
Where can I buy it ?
The Husky 14 inch works bettEr for carrING up stairs.. This is too heavy and expensive ?? Is it made in USA??????
We've looked at both bags - Milwaukee is better, husky cheaper. Buy it once
yep 100% on wheels the husky bags suck in this regard. But I did get the 3 bag sedt of husky for like $60 with 18 inch bag
Waar kan ik die bestellen
i am AV technician and Car Audio technician. I like the idea of all your tools in one place except it gets to heavy to carry around and cumbersome. I prefer smaller bags and separate my heavy tools like drills and chargers to one dedicated bag. I have a second bag for all of my hand tools. i also have 2 separate bags for accessories it works beautiful...
Toughbuilt?
I looked it up! I'm not going to spend $200 on a tool bag. F**k No! I'm going for the affordable Husky
22 in. Connect Rolling System Tool Box. I own Milwaukee tool sets but I'm not going to spend my money on an over priced tool bag for it's brand name sake.
Ken _ if they sold toilet paper people would buy it. I have all Milwaukee tools but their storage systems and totes are way too much.
Go ahead. You'll regret it just like I did ...
Still prefer my veto bags.
I love mine too
Would love to se you do a review on some of the veto bags.
Rick,
Here you go - no video sorry. ROB
www.aconcordcarpenter.com/veto-pro-pac-tool-bag-review.html
www.aconcordcarpenter.com/veto-pro-pac-mc.html
www.aconcordcarpenter.com/veto-pro-pac-hvac-tool-bags.html
www.aconcordcarpenter.com/veto-pro-pac-cargo-tote-bags.html
www.toolboxbuzz.com/storage/veto-pro-pac-xxl-f-tool-bag-review/
Cheers rob 👌🏻
NOW if VETO PRO came out with a wheeled TOOL bag-THEY would be CHAMPIONS:)
Where is the guy putting the teflon @ on 7:04 😂😂😂😂
Drain plug on faucet - old!
Donde puedo comprarlo lo necesito mucha gracias
way to expensive you can buy the ridgid tool box stacking system and have enough money left over to buy husky 14 inch rolling bag.
Juan Ramirez there is no comparison to a Husky - Milwaukee blows it out of the water
honestly, you pat for what you get. Milwaukee actually used quality materials that will last with joy. Not to say that the Rigid bag is crap, but i can guarantee you that if you compare them side buy side, you will realize that the Milwaukee is much superior in construction and in the use for materials.
I have a husky rolling bag. Its great quality, nice pockets in side out. Good value for the money, but sure the Milwaukee is better but twice the price. I do have the Milwaukee tool box, though, which is heavy duty and far better than most of the other portable tool boxes on the market, but my husky bag is great for smaller everyday jobs.
Needs a locking system and tape measure holder only then will I fork over $200.
I like your review...and like milwaukee stuff....but I draw the line at $199 price for this...way overpriced and not drinking the red coolaid....
john w I don't disagree with you John, I personally would not purchase this for the work that I do. There are many guys out there that like these kind of set ups, because they can bring everything they need with them
Veto Pro Pac Prices
D Rings attached through nylon never last
4 kidney stones in the last 3 years.. yeah we need to drink more water! Haha
ouch
this bag vs the veto xxl?
0v3nm4n apples and oranges... I have the veto bag and love it, but it mostly lives in my trailer- too heavy to pack in and out all the time. This bag has wheels - the Veto does not.
so what happens when a Veto bag has wheels? hmm
hmmmm - Im sure it would be pricey as well but it'd be fun to compare them
does anyone knows if veto will have rolling bags ??????
That excitment.
any item number or part numbers ?
charles philippe yes try here: www.toolboxbuzz.com/storage/milwaukee-18-and-24-rolling-bags/
TsA will rip those wheels right off. The husky has them enforced.
wish it had some zippers to lock it
Keep them workers without tools outta my bag ,
🤔🤔 kinda pricey
200+ tax 20.00+ shipping 50.00 its more like 270.00
uk?
Wheels are to small
no wonder they didn’t sell at the home depot!! too much $$
show more of the product you're reviewing, just talk in the back ground, these type of reviews are annoying keep having to flip to the part where i can see the product
i’ll stick with my husky!
Talk to much plz make a simple intro
Mileaukee sucks harbro fright is better
Is it me or you just sound like you have a head cold all the time.
MyKonaRC must be my voice. :(