Must Have Ryker Tool Bag or Pro Tool Roll

Review on these tool bags from Ryker. I have two variations from them and they do have more on their website. The two I have here is the pro tool roll and the other is a 14 inch tool bag. These two bags are backed by a 3 year warranty. #ryker #toolbag #toolreviews
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Starting with the 14 inch tool bag. Just by looking at the outside, you can see there’s plenty of storage space. It has two carrying handles that use a velcro band to keep them together.
It is a total of 14 pockets on the outside, three of these have a flap and 11 are open. The open ones can hold larger objects, the flap versions are great for keeping any smaller items you do not want to lose.
On the inside are pockets plus one large compartment which is great for any power tools. This can be organized in any way you need for yourself, being extremely portable and maximizing your organization.
It’s made from both 600 D and 1000 D polyester, which means that it is extremely durable and water-resistant. It’s also resistant to anywhere and tear.
As mentioned earlier, the tool bag does have a grab handle with a Velcro strap. It also has a heavy-duty adjustable shoulder strap that goes from 32 inches to 50 inches and connects with D rings and carabiners.
This tool bag will hold up to 50 pounds and has four big round feet on the bottom to help prolong the life of the base.
Here’s a test fitting various tools inside the tool bag, this is just an example, you can put whatever tools are required for your type of work. This is great for mobile mechanics, construction workers, electricians, technicians, etc.
Next is the pro tool roll. Unlike the tool bag, this is a more compact design where you’re required not to carry as many tools and may have limited space. This is fully customizable with movable pouches and I will show that in the moment.
These two have a grab handle with a Velcro strap as well as another grab handle on the opposite side and an adjustable shoulder strap.
To open the role you will need to disconnect the two clips that hold it together. Then open up the tool bag.
This tool role includes various organization pouches such as two small zipper compartments, a wrench pouch, and three large zipper compartments. There are also elastic straps in the middle for longer tools and a zipper pouch on the outside.
Here’s an example of using various tools to pack within this pouch. I have a mix of prybars, ratchets and sockets, punches, wrenches, pliers, hammers, a knife, etc.
The tool bag features rustproof zippers, high-quality straps, and reliable buckles. It is water, grease, and rip-resistant. It’s made from a heavy-duty fabric, 1680 D which is resistant to all types of found on a job site.
This is great for any contractors, mobile mechanics, carpenters, plumbers, electricians, Construction workers, etc.
Overall I have to say these are by far my favorite tool bags I’ve seen available on the market. They are extremely well-made and very versatile. I do like the more compact sizes so they’re not too bulky to carry around or take up too much space. These will keep you extremely organized along with keeping your tools safe in one spot.
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[@kenj.8897]

That roll up bag is so cool .

[@BruceLyeg]

Nice bag. I have the roll up bag I keep with me when I got out trail riding or mini biking. The main reason I prefer tool bags over a tool box in my vehicle is the noise. Loose tools in a plastic or metal tool box rattling around inside a vehicle is NOISY, these bags are waaaay quieter and very nice quality.

[@4DIYers]

Great tip on a tool bag being quieter than a tool box, never even thought about that. The rattles would definitely drive my crazy inside a vehicle.

[@BruceLyeg]

@@4DIYersI’m one of those people that can’t hear what someone standing in front of them is saying but hears every single squeak and rattle in my cars. It’s a curse