Stanley 1-79-215 Fatmax Backpack on Wheels
Stanley 1-79-215 Fatmax Backpack on Wheels
| Weight: | 1 kg |
| Dimensions: | 36 x 23 x 54 cm; 1 Kilograms |
| Model: | 1-79-215 |
| Part: | 1-79-215 |
| Colour: | Multi |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Stanley |
| Dimensions: | 36 x 23 x 54 cm; 1 Kilograms |
| Quantity: | 1 |
had one before zip went , had it for three years . done its job . take time with zip
try not to over load it like I did.
Well made, Plenty of room for tools easy to pull around with you, never carrying a tool bag again…. well maybe up stairs
Bought for my son for all his work tools. Easy to and holds everything. Great buy.
A Present for my Grandson.Just what he needed for his work tools.
Using the bag to carry my two portable monitors from site to site and laptop with all my other gear. High durable. Wheel are sturdy. Real bag for real work.
Bought this so it can carry my drills and tools. Brilliant buy
4th one I have bought for my technicians nice design good strong storage.
And a name you can trus
Very Lightweight and Sturdy
This is 2nd Bag..
“Wheels Not So Sturdy
Fantastic for apartments or paved access jobs. I can fit all my hand tools and it can handle a good amount of weigh
I’m an electrician and I’ve had three of these over the last couple of years. I work them hard so eventually the zip will break from forcing it too much, or the wheels wear out from bouncing up and down kerbs and over rough ground when heavily laden. BUT, for a tool bag that I can cram lots of hand and power tools into, carry on my back or drag behind me – and for the money – I think it’s worth every penny. The ‘broken’ ones (where one zip doesn’t work or the wheel is clattering along) are still used for carrying test meters and ancillary stuff, so I really can’t complain. I also can’t find a better one for the money and some of my colleagues have had much more expensive brands that aren’t as practical and/or don’t last much longer. That said, my first one was the smaller version which has a much better tool carrier insert (whatever it’s called – the bit that holds your hand tools that can be removed) and I always combine that with the bigger one. That’s my only real criticism because if Stanley combined the two it would be a real winner every time.
Stanley it’s Stanley
All the time Stanley sale good product but this one have good price aswell
This was bought for my son for his college & his work. He said it’s the best thing that I’ve bought. It holds everything he needs in it. Very good value for money.
Very durable plenty of slots and space to put your tools. Easy to move about with handles and wheels and easy to just strap onto your back to carry up stairs. Perfect for the job I do (Aircon instillation)
The best value for money. Of the same size and functioning bag on the market.
Had one for 2 years. Then when zipper and wheels gave up. I ordered a different make, didn’t last 2 weeks. Now I am back to it.
Bought this for step dad as a gift. It’s his second one. He absolutely loves them. He’s an electrician and uses his tool bag every day for work. He really likes all the compartments and how easy it is to organise his tools and specially likes the handle so he doesn’t have to carry it when it full as it can get quite heavy. Great value too!
Great bag but the wheels are not great, they don’t last too long and the more pressure they are under the less time they last. The main zip handles aren’t great either so be careful when doing them up.
Bought this after seeing a friend using it who bought it to wheel around london. Good bag, fit a decent amount of tools in it and straps on either side let you secure saws, spirit levels, grips, and stuff like impact drivers and drills so you can free up the room inside for other tools. Nice that the front opens fully and flips down so you can see what you’ve got inside. At this price point there is no competition from other brands.
The shoulder straps are big and comfy and the amount os space inside is more than sufficient for most trades.
Highly recommended!
I can’t fault this bag. So far so good. I sometimes get back ache and sore knees…I prefer to use the tool bag as a backpack because I can carry more. But, if my joints are playing up, it has a handle with wheels on the bottom, making life easier.
There’s enough room for all my daily use tools and it’s sturdy with strong zips. At this price, and from the extensive research, comparing and YouTube videos I’ve sifted through, this is my top choice. Save yourself the time and overpaying elsewhere. I expect this bag to last for years to come.
I’ve had this bag a while now, and i am starting to hate it. As, before when i turned up for work in the morning and had a carry bag, I used to have a little doss walking to my work location. I used to moan about having to carry my bag, I’d put it down every 5 mins and wait around, then pick it up and carry it 100 yards then put it down again. Now i don’t have that excuse I can just roll it all the way to where i’m working. That’s the state of the country today, they want you to do a FULL 10 hours of work for 5 hours of pay. where as most people want to do 5 hours of work for 10 hours pay, which are you? and you can decide for yourself do you really want this bag