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I've been using the CK T1632 Toolcase for the last three years and it's finally broken a zip and the other zip is on its way out as well.

I see it's been discontinued so I'm on the hunt for the best replacement.

I like the format of my existing case with the handles and shoulder strap and opening sides. I like the rubberized waterproof base and I often need to walk long distances with it so a shoulder strap is a must.

I don't carry big stuff like extension cables and power tools, I just have the standard range of handtools along with 3 testers and a laptop and some other bits and pieces. The largest tools I carry are a pair of adjustable pump pliers and an adjustable spanner. That said it's pretty heavy when fully loaded.

Any suggestions what might be suitable please?
 
Veto technician bag marvo. They have a 5 year guarantee as well

Veto-Pro-Pac-LT-Laptop-Tech-Bag.jpg
 
Hmm 4 times the cost, think I will stick to the Magma ones for now. Thats a massive outlay for something to carry tools in lol

Hold on a min 4 times?

Which one are you comparing it to.

The xl-f which is the same size as the technician bag is £110 inc near me

I usually see the ck at £50.

The xxl-f is £180 but has everything in there including a woodsaw and can carry your drill and charger etc
 
I use a roll along Peli case, extendable handle like a flight case, just been to Paris with it on a job and went via Eurostar and metro performed great and it's totally waterproof and can be put straight into hold luggage if need be.
 
Yes comparing the most expensive, but thats still twice a much and a little bit more.


I was just thinking exactly the same, 150 quid for the TechXL Veto and 36 quid for the CK Magma. That's a substantial difference, I'd need a lot of convincing to spend over a hundred quid more.....
 
The small bags are massively overpriced for what you get (I got mine really cause it was the biggest bag with a shoulder strap I could get from a shop)

Its full by the way and I didnt want a toolbox
 

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