I use mine as a gun bag. Pouches hold AR15 mags and Glock mags. Other pouches hold CLP, brushes, gloves, towels, cleaning utensils. Outside pouch laptop sleeve holds 2 holstered handguns. Perfect bag
HVAC tech here, have used this bag for about a year now. Beaten it up through winter, carries TONS of stuff. Mine weighs in about 50lb right now, can basically bring my entire toolbox on my back. Not in love at all with how it looks, but it can carry way more then the veto bags, it does this while tipping over a dozen times a day. all the extra carry points on the bag exterior are great for attaching carabiners, I hang a 3L water bottle on the side strapping. also note that the tape holder WILL break, but its an easy fix. I carry m18 drill and driver, a m18 hacksaw then multimeter, hammer pliers screwdrivers, tons of bits, speaker, I could go on and on. Everything has its own space and easy to keep organized. the packout attachment is a huge bonus for screwboxes/electrical kits. This bag works great for me, haven't seen one that I could replace it with yet.
Not seen anything much better for backpack and I've ordered one after little Stanley bag straps were ripping off with not much init . They all look bit lightweight even this when compared to tool boxes on wheels. Best for now at least
I do hvac too, backpack is great, fits hammer drill, drill, impact driver, 3 batteries and all my tool/drill bits. Only gripe is it could have some bigger straps/back pad. Mother fucker is HEAVY. Especially going up stairs with it. It does beat pretty much anything with mobility though.
I'm a commercial electrician and this bag is amazing I just put it on cart un zip my middle section and I can reach in and grab what I need but also tools are protected from everything around . It still looks like new I just take care of it.
I have had this packout back pack for over a year. I have my m12 fuel impact, hacksaw, and ratchet in the big part with 3 batteries. I have over 20 hand tool and a hammer also in that area. In the smaller area I have bites, pens, gloves and a small ratchet set. This bag is awsome and like you showed in the beginning I care different fixtures etc on the bottom makes jobs so fast
@@stitchthisditchthat259 best tips are to make the bag they you like it and the tools you call upon the most. I do some car work and electrical as a side job. So have my most used tools is what I load it with. Then I connect a pack out medium or small box to the bottom with odds and ends that I need. So it’s all together for the job.
thers no way youcan get carrots in the front slots, but i found you could definately get lightly fried asparagus in them especially if fried in a little butter.. Youre welcome
I use mine as an hvac tech and its just ok. it fits a good amount of stuff but will tip forward a dozen time per call. I started propping it open with my 12" extension and that has really helped.
Just got this backpack about a week ago. I'm currently utilizing it for my M12 battery line tools and batteries. I have found quite a few useful compartments for bits and Blades associated with this product line. Seems quite durable. Hope it holds up. Quite pricey. I'll try to add a couple pictures
It's all about what you do , for me if I'm 11 stories up with people working below I don't want my bag to open all the way for fear a tool could fall out through the grating and hit someone underneath me . This bag looks pretty good for what I do I'm thinking about it.
That’s exactly right. Everyone has different uses for it. I use mine to hold all my small hand tools. I usually clip it into my cart. I don’t think I’ve ever actually used it as a backpack yet. Thanks for watching
I'm an industrial sheet metal worker in Canada, I have used this bag for over a year and a half And in my line of work it gets a full on beating, Super heavy weights, Bad weather, Extreme temperatures. It has survived all of these instances and not a stitch has come undone nor is there a wrinkle or tear. The compartments are great and the packout ensures I can sort out whatever I want to carry. It gets a 12 out of 10 from me.
Have had mine packed more than it really should forcing zipper closed sometimes about 2 years of abuse tossing it around on outside surfaces, and it’s still living no problems just a bit dirty and stained, again that’s all on me bags done and doing it’s job great.
been a plumber in scotland for 38yrs, had this backpack for 2 years filled with handtools n few milwaukee power tools! its been battered n its still goin strong! its the best bag/carrier i have ever had! its perfect with loads of pockets n vouple o zippers! its brill! :-)
@@hammerandhome I have the veto XL bag. I've had it forever, about 10 years. It's held up really well. I got it loaded to the gills! I just got some packout bins and the box with wheels. I'm going to screw the packout adapters to the bottom of my veto and see how that works.
have you thought of cutting the strap thats preventing the backpack from opening all the way? alot of ppl complain about it not being open all the way, but i think cutting it will make it open all the way. i use a clc bag and it opens all the way.
M not sure about the packout version, but I have the full size tool version for my go bag in industrial maintenance. It's about 40 lb loaded with Hammers, chisels, pliers, etc etc and I don't treat it nicely. I forklift it, toss it on carts, set it I oil etc. It's held up incredibly well over the year I've used it.
I think they should have put a second set of pack out latches on the hard shell front face or just made those hoop strips the same as military backpacks for more modular expandability.
Also something I REALLY don’t understand is why they didn’t put a drill holster. and I presume the velcro straps beneath the shoulder straps are to hold down the shoulder straps.
The elastic straps on the inside are so you can put bits in behind your tools like long extensive extension bits and nut setters a very long screwdrivers and it doesn't hurt to have it if you don't use it it doesn't take up space
Love your channel. Thx for backpack review. Big question, are Dewalt T stack getting phased out. I can’t find em at Lowe’s or depot and not even online at those two stores. My local farm and ranch store has em but wondering if I need to blow my money on the others I need or if they r here for the long haul. THANKS
The plumber says the bag is junk... the bag isn't for them then... it works fantastic for me and I carry quite a bit for hvac service calls... the front band thing isn't thought out well but I stick a few markers in it and a bit holder on a carabiner. It's decent but not for everyone..
I'm a Thermoform Process Technician and I just ordered this. I was using the Packout Tool Bag and it was killing my shoulder. It works amazingly but the weight was murder. Hope this works better.
i always clip mine on to the top of my rolling stack, it can get heavy if you load it up, but having two straps makes a difference on the shoulders for sure
I am a plumber an I use the pack out backpack there not junk but we as plumbers do destroy them pretty quick I go thru one about every two years but I also have it loaded down with tools
I love this bag but I agree the front zipper part sucks I don't even barely use it ever I just put my iPad in there and I have all hand tools in the big zipper part and I reach in and out thru day on what tools I need .has nice clip for tape measure.and clips right to pack out and to treys .it is way more sturdy than the klien and DeWalt bags it really holds up the zipper are great I just hate when you zip all way down have to hold up to get to zip .I even put small lock on my zipper to keep locked when I go to lunch
I do like the the fact you can put the small packout parts organizers on the bottom. Thats pretty slick! I wonder how weather resistant it is? One of the things that intrigues me about the back pack setup as apposed to the open soft tote is its potential weather protection. Oh and curious where do ya put your imact driver/drill in that setup? Didnt see it in the bag but assume its there somewhere, or do ya just set it in the middle there between the two clamshell sides in the main compartment? Gotta admit it looks pretty cool and another thing ive been thinking about is a backpack setup lets you carry longer tools and still be able to zip the bag closed for tool loss prevention, weather protection, and probably a bit of security depending on your work site environment.
There isnt a specific spot to put drills in, rather you just throw it in somewhere in the main compartment. I found this backpack gets really heavy quick so if you do lots of stairs or walking on jobsite etc you might have to cut it down to barebones tools to not risk being the hunchback of notre dame. I have the packout system and i throw mine on top of the rolling box but i still cut down my hand tools to the bare necessity in the bag in case i gota run up the stairs or the skip isnt working, even then i dont like how heavy it feels on tje back even when ive already minimized my tools...perhaps due to it not being compact and there is dead space in the main compartment its making it feel heavy.
From my experience, bookbags are not well suited for plumbing. More for electricians or other trades that require small hand tools. I had one of the older style bookbags and had a hard time fitting my wrenches, hacksaw, drills, torch and gas can in it. I switched to a 15" open end packout bag for my plumbing tools and it serves me much better than the book bag.
The zipper on my backpack fucked up after 7 month's. Got the luggage repair spot in my city to fix the zipper for $49.99. Other than that it was good. They had to fix my buddy's veto pro pac zipper for the same price... But he had it for 3 years. The zipper will always eventually fail
Hi Brad, Hey on a different note on bags and backpack. Milwaukee has a 15 inch tote / handle bag. I know you mention on another video you didn't care for the shallow pocket. It looks like the 15 inch tote is a little deeper. It seems like it's made more for electrician. Just wanted to share.
I am a Joiner by trade so I don’t think I would use it but saying it looks good but I was just thinking how Dewalt think about Milwaukee converting you well each to they own stay safe and thanks for your video 👍🇬🇧
The klien backpack is better honestly, its sick i have it. But since you have the packout I get it why the milwaukee. You gotta check this backpack out.
I’m going to tell you why all bags suck compared to veto bag…neoprene pockets. No other bag has the stretchy neoprene pockets. You can fit so many tools of different shapes in those. Also the 5 year warranty. I’ve worked with guys that have this bag and traditional tool pack packs like this are obsolete. They falls over, you have to open it all the way to get at your tools. Pockets are tight. The veto stuff stands, never fall, plastic bottoms, long warranty, plus spring promotions, so a 300 dollar bag might come with a free 150 dollar bag, which makes veto bags cheaper than a milwaukee bag….I bought a “cheap” 200 dollar ergodyne backpack, that thing went back fast, fraying threads, no neoprene. Junk for keeping organized. Get a veto tech pac mc. You’ll be so happy you did.
This bags trash, my side pockets blew out the bottoms, tape clip broke, bag doesn't stand upright ever. I barely even use this bag couldn't imagine using it daily
i have been carrying it in a trailer and have noticed it always on its side when i get to site, definitely a problem. tools are all over the place inside. now i'm looking at a tote.
just like everything... if you beat it to shit, it'll treat you like shit. If you weigh the bag down and toss it around, well yeah, it's not going to last a while. This is made for the electrician, not a plumber with pipe wrenches and other heavy pipe tools. Just saying
your not " understanding" the design and intended use of the bag and for your plumber buddy that bag is all wrong ..."right tool for the right job" come on ..
I use mine as a gun bag. Pouches hold AR15 mags and Glock mags. Other pouches hold CLP, brushes, gloves, towels, cleaning utensils. Outside pouch laptop sleeve holds 2 holstered handguns. Perfect bag
HVAC tech here, have used this bag for about a year now. Beaten it up through winter, carries TONS of stuff. Mine weighs in about 50lb right now, can basically bring my entire toolbox on my back. Not in love at all with how it looks, but it can carry way more then the veto bags, it does this while tipping over a dozen times a day. all the extra carry points on the bag exterior are great for attaching carabiners, I hang a 3L water bottle on the side strapping. also note that the tape holder WILL break, but its an easy fix. I carry m18 drill and driver, a m18 hacksaw then multimeter, hammer pliers screwdrivers, tons of bits, speaker, I could go on and on. Everything has its own space and easy to keep organized. the packout attachment is a huge bonus for screwboxes/electrical kits.
This bag works great for me, haven't seen one that I could replace it with yet.
Not seen anything much better for backpack and I've ordered one after little Stanley bag straps were ripping off with not much init . They all look bit lightweight even this when compared to tool boxes on wheels. Best for now at least
Helpful and happy to hear! Thanks * just ordered one.
I do hvac too, backpack is great, fits hammer drill, drill, impact driver, 3 batteries and all my tool/drill bits. Only gripe is it could have some bigger straps/back pad. Mother fucker is HEAVY. Especially going up stairs with it. It does beat pretty much anything with mobility though.
What's the easy fix for tape holder?
I'm a commercial electrician and this bag is amazing I just put it on cart un zip my middle section and I can reach in and grab what I need but also tools are protected from everything around . It still looks like new I just take care of it.
According to Milwaukee's description the hard shell protected section is for electronic equipment. For example a work laptop or tablet.
I have had this packout back pack for over a year. I have my m12 fuel impact, hacksaw, and ratchet in the big part with 3 batteries. I have over 20 hand tool and a hammer also in that area. In the smaller area I have bites, pens, gloves and a small ratchet set. This bag is awsome and like you showed in the beginning I care different fixtures etc on the bottom makes jobs so fast
Glad you liked it. Sounds like you have a nice collection! Thanks for watching
What are the best tips you have for it any little things you’ve done with it?
@@stitchthisditchthat259 best tips are to make the bag they you like it and the tools you call upon the most. I do some car work and electrical as a side job. So have my most used tools is what I load it with. Then I connect a pack out medium or small box to the bottom with odds and ends that I need. So it’s all together for the job.
You could put carrots in the front slots, they hold really well and a great snack 😋
Lol now your thinking.
thers no way youcan get carrots in the front slots, but i found you could definately get lightly fried asparagus in them especially if fried in a little butter.. Youre welcome
I use mine as an hvac tech and its just ok. it fits a good amount of stuff but will tip forward a dozen time per call. I started propping it open with my 12" extension and that has really helped.
I use the front loops with molle attachments. Have a mini first aid pouch and ID pouch
Just got this backpack about a week ago. I'm currently utilizing it for my M12 battery line tools and batteries. I have found quite a few useful compartments for bits and Blades associated with this product line. Seems quite durable. Hope it holds up. Quite pricey. I'll try to add a couple pictures
I'm sold! Now I want to try it. Just because you showed that is part of the pack-out system.
It’s a great bag. Still holding up for me after lots of use.
It's all about what you do , for me if I'm 11 stories up with people working below I don't want my bag to open all the way for fear a tool could fall out through the grating and hit someone underneath me . This bag looks pretty good for what I do I'm thinking about it.
That’s exactly right. Everyone has different uses for it. I use mine to hold all my small hand tools. I usually clip it into my cart. I don’t think I’ve ever actually used it as a backpack yet. Thanks for watching
The larger velcro strap on the back of the bag underneath the shoulder straps are for strapping it to a cart
Of course it is for that, you can put the big plastic boxes on the bottom and using the backpack on top to secure the whole thing.
@@robertobonano6930 You can do that aswell but not evreyone uses packout
I'm an industrial sheet metal worker in Canada, I have used this bag for over a year and a half And in my line of work it gets a full on beating, Super heavy weights, Bad weather, Extreme temperatures. It has survived all of these instances and not a stitch has come undone nor is there a wrinkle or tear. The compartments are great and the packout ensures I can sort out whatever I want to carry. It gets a 12 out of 10 from me.
That's great to hear! Thanks for watching and get ready... winter is coming! (fellow Bad Weather Survivor here)
Local 30 eh
Sheet-metal worker from East Coast here, brother! Going to pick one up just because of this comment
Have had mine packed more than it really should forcing zipper closed sometimes about 2 years of abuse tossing it around on outside surfaces, and it’s still living no problems just a bit dirty and stained, again that’s all on me bags done and doing it’s job great.
Yeah mine is holding up pretty good as well. Use it everyday
The loops on the front are not for permit storage , it's for leaving a screwdriver there for a minute whist your using it.
Says who .? You
The black straps on the outer most part are molle webbing you can attach leatherman pouches, light pouches and "tactical gear pouches to it
The black bits on the front pouch are for the belt clips on the power tools. Once it's in you can cable tie it, it would save you an extra trip!
You could use the pouches on the front with carabiners for some things
HI MAN How much maximum weight can be put inside the bag without tearing it.????
What about 300mm screwdrivers? Do they fit?
Does anyone know what the Velcro is for under the backpack straps or not?
those "straps" are molle attachements used to hook up other pouches and such very usefull !
been a plumber in scotland for 38yrs, had this backpack for 2 years filled with handtools n few milwaukee power tools! its been battered n its still goin strong! its the best bag/carrier i have ever had! its perfect with loads of pockets n vouple o zippers! its brill! :-)
I do really love this bag, the fact that it clips into my packout is the best for transporting this around. thanks for watching
@@hammerandhome I have the veto XL bag. I've had it forever, about 10 years. It's held up really well. I got it loaded to the gills! I just got some packout bins and the box with wheels. I'm going to screw the packout adapters to the bottom of my veto and see how that works.
hey, whats the inside height of the pockets?? cheers
have you thought of cutting the strap thats preventing the backpack from opening all the way? alot of ppl complain about it not being open all the way, but i think cutting it will make it open all the way. i use a clc bag and it opens all the way.
M not sure about the packout version, but I have the full size tool version for my go bag in industrial maintenance. It's about 40 lb loaded with Hammers, chisels, pliers, etc etc and I don't treat it nicely.
I forklift it, toss it on carts, set it I oil etc. It's held up incredibly well over the year I've used it.
The webbing is Molly for attachments.
I am between this bag and Stanley quick access backpack 🤔🤔🤔
Amazing how fast you have come to like red! You should try some tools!
So true! And oh yes, they’re coming!
I want to know what the Velcro strap behind the shoulder straps??!!!!!!!!!
luggage
So basically it can be upgraded with some additional straps and pouches.
Just bought one, hope it lasts as I love the look and style of it too
Absolutely recommend this tool bag my ex bought me this for Christmas and it's the best present ever
I think they should have put a second set of pack out latches on the hard shell front face or just made those hoop strips the same as military backpacks for more modular expandability.
Also something I REALLY don’t understand is why they didn’t put a drill holster. and I presume the velcro straps beneath the shoulder straps are to hold down the shoulder straps.
I agree, it definitely needs some fine tuning, good bag but it’s missing some things that would make it great
The elastic straps on the inside are so you can put bits in behind your tools like long extensive extension bits and nut setters a very long screwdrivers and it doesn't hurt to have it if you don't use it it doesn't take up space
Love your channel. Thx for backpack review. Big question, are Dewalt T stack getting phased out. I can’t find em at Lowe’s or depot and not even online at those two stores. My local farm and ranch store has em but wondering if I need to blow my money on the others I need or if they r here for the long haul. THANKS
The plumber says the bag is junk... the bag isn't for them then... it works fantastic for me and I carry quite a bit for hvac service calls... the front band thing isn't thought out well but I stick a few markers in it and a bit holder on a carabiner. It's decent but not for everyone..
I totally agree, I like it for my tools. Everything fits in the way I need. My plumber over loads his so it really isn’t made for plumbers I think
I put my DeWalt bit set in pocket on side and other side I put my volt meter
I've been debating on this backpack but i have the same concerns as you. I almost want to go with a Veto Pro. So do you like your DeWalt bag more?
Did you get one?
I'm a Thermoform Process Technician and I just ordered this. I was using the Packout Tool Bag and it was killing my shoulder. It works amazingly but the weight was murder. Hope this works better.
i always clip mine on to the top of my rolling stack, it can get heavy if you load it up, but having two straps makes a difference on the shoulders for sure
Oh yeah, it was money well spent for me. I'm very happy with it.
I am a plumber an I use the pack out backpack there not junk but we as plumbers do destroy them pretty quick I go thru one about every two years but I also have it loaded down with tools
For an HVAC technician, it’s good!
For an HVAC Installer, it sucks!
I see your point. i'm still playing with it.
Is this waterproof??
Nope
Going to swoop one today. I use veto bags and will be swapping from them for the packout no doubt
How’re you liking it? Just picked mine up today
I love this bag but I agree the front zipper part sucks I don't even barely use it ever I just put my iPad in there and I have all hand tools in the big zipper part and I reach in and out thru day on what tools I need .has nice clip for tape measure.and clips right to pack out and to treys .it is way more sturdy than the klien and DeWalt bags it really holds up the zipper are great I just hate when you zip all way down have to hold up to get to zip .I even put small lock on my zipper to keep locked when I go to lunch
Milwaukee also has a tougher pack out back pack but it cost twice as much maybe more
I do like the the fact you can put the small packout parts organizers on the bottom. Thats pretty slick! I wonder how weather resistant it is? One of the things that intrigues me about the back pack setup as apposed to the open soft tote is its potential weather protection. Oh and curious where do ya put your imact driver/drill in that setup? Didnt see it in the bag but assume its there somewhere, or do ya just set it in the middle there between the two clamshell sides in the main compartment? Gotta admit it looks pretty cool and another thing ive been thinking about is a backpack setup lets you carry longer tools and still be able to zip the bag closed for tool loss prevention, weather protection, and probably a bit of security depending on your work site environment.
There isnt a specific spot to put drills in, rather you just throw it in somewhere in the main compartment. I found this backpack gets really heavy quick so if you do lots of stairs or walking on jobsite etc you might have to cut it down to barebones tools to not risk being the hunchback of notre dame. I have the packout system and i throw mine on top of the rolling box but i still cut down my hand tools to the bare necessity in the bag in case i gota run up the stairs or the skip isnt working, even then i dont like how heavy it feels on tje back even when ive already minimized my tools...perhaps due to it not being compact and there is dead space in the main compartment its making it feel heavy.
The loops on the back that you say are useless look like they are for attaching MOLLE pouches.
yeah I think you could put Molle pouches on , but i'm not backpacking with this thing, I think they could have made it better
Weave an ifak through the outside loops. Never know when you need it.
This is exactly the video I was looking for. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! thanks for watching
please do a 1 year review of this backpack. thinking about buying this bag
will do
its holding up well btw, zippers still work, nothing broken. i use it almost every day
From my experience, bookbags are not well suited for plumbing. More for electricians or other trades that require small hand tools. I had one of the older style bookbags and had a hard time fitting my wrenches, hacksaw, drills, torch and gas can in it. I switched to a 15" open end packout bag for my plumbing tools and it serves me much better than the book bag.
The zipper on my backpack fucked up after 7 month's. Got the luggage repair spot in my city to fix the zipper for $49.99. Other than that it was good. They had to fix my buddy's veto pro pac zipper for the same price... But he had it for 3 years. The zipper will always eventually fail
Send the receipt to Milwaukee theyll cover it. You can use zipper lube to help
Hi Brad,
Hey on a different note on bags and backpack. Milwaukee has a 15 inch tote / handle bag. I know you mention on another video you didn't care for the shallow pocket. It looks like the 15 inch tote is a little deeper. It seems like it's made more for electrician.
Just wanted to share.
The plumber friend should have got a Makita duffel tool bag I've got at least 30kg in mine and it could probably take more.
The outside loops (molly) hold my LOTO locks
I am a Joiner by trade so I don’t think I would use it but saying it looks good but I was just thinking how Dewalt think about Milwaukee converting you well each to they own stay safe and thanks for your video 👍🇬🇧
The klien backpack is better honestly, its sick i have it. But since you have the packout I get it why the milwaukee. You gotta check this backpack out.
Which klein?
Veto or NEEDNO
YOU CAN USE MOLLE POUCHES ON THE STRAPS.
good tip
Brad is turning red little by little
Im a red and yellow guy my self too
The zips are terrible and jam at the bottom this is my second bag.Veto tech pac is what I should of bought
I’m going to tell you why all bags suck compared to veto bag…neoprene pockets. No other bag has the stretchy neoprene pockets. You can fit so many tools of different shapes in those. Also the 5 year warranty. I’ve worked with guys that have this bag and traditional tool pack packs like this are obsolete. They falls over, you have to open it all the way to get at your tools. Pockets are tight. The veto stuff stands, never fall, plastic bottoms, long warranty, plus spring promotions, so a 300 dollar bag might come with a free 150 dollar bag, which makes veto bags cheaper than a milwaukee bag….I bought a “cheap” 200 dollar ergodyne backpack, that thing went back fast, fraying threads, no neoprene. Junk for keeping organized. Get a veto tech pac mc. You’ll be so happy you did.
I love that bag but Milwaukee makes like 4 other bags for anyone who doesnt like that set up.
I have never seen them up close. glad Milwaukee is giving lots of options
I didn’t like this bag i think I really go with the tech bag
This bags trash, my side pockets blew out the bottoms, tape clip broke, bag doesn't stand upright ever. I barely even use this bag couldn't imagine using it daily
I love milwaukee but I got one of their backpacks and the zipper ripped open not long after I bought it. I got a klien and I love it.
the Klien are very nice! i was looking at one just the other week
Cut the strap and it will flop right over
I’m mind boggled at the fact that u put that long screwdriver on the front of the bag.
just showing the options, different setup for everyone
I like the major price drop to $75 at HD making this bag more sensible, because you still have to buy the pack out cases separately.
yeah I wouldn't have bought it if it wasn't packout compatible. it's not the greatest bag but its ideal because it clips in.
The bag sucks for sure, I really regreet it , It rolls over every time I open it, its so annoying. ...
i have been carrying it in a trailer and have noticed it always on its side when i get to site, definitely a problem. tools are all over the place inside. now i'm looking at a tote.
" theirs these elastic things right here . Im not really sure why "
Ummm for the hammer perhaps 🙄
Why to cynical
just like everything... if you beat it to shit, it'll treat you like shit. If you weigh the bag down and toss it around, well yeah, it's not going to last a while. This is made for the electrician, not a plumber with pipe wrenches and other heavy pipe tools. Just saying
Extreme heavy, even empty
It’s not made for plumbers Great video I’m looking to get one
I would agree, thanks for watching
your not " understanding" the design and intended use of the bag and for your plumber buddy that bag is all wrong ..."right tool for the right job" come on ..
🤙🏼🍻🍺🎁🎄
The construction is fine the pockets are garbage
Awful lot of black and yellow behind you......stay objective! Lol
You gotta start somewhere lol