Wera2go 2 Tool Container

I love this setup for my tools. Quality is top notch. The Velcro is super strong. I get compliments on my tool kit everywhere I go.

The Velcro can be a pain to undo, but that isn’t necessarily bad since if it tips over in the back of my truck none of my tools spill out. I love how other Wera tool kits just stick to the outside of this case making it easier to take in the items you need to accomplish the job. This is one of my favorites.

I'm a big fan of satchel style tool backs, rather than backpack style ones. This one is a good, perfect size for the majority of my tool kit, and has the room inside the back to stow parts or additional specialty tools that I may need to complete the job I'm doing.My biggest complaint, and it's overall pretty minor, is that the over shoulder strap is a little slippery on my coat, so occasionally when I'm walking around with the bag over my shoulder it slips off. Luckily, it has a second hand strap that I can grab to fully support it while it's over my shoulder.

I was first exposed to Wera tools at my local bicycle shop a few summers ago. I was impressed with quality. I found myself in need of replacing my hex allen keys. So, I ordered my first Wera tools. That’s were my obsession with Wera tools.This spring, I decided to spend my tax-return of assembling a full Wera Tool Kit for my role as race/field mechanic. The final piece for me was 2Go 2Tool Container was the Wera 2go 2 Tool Container. Up until the container arrived, I keep my tools in a plastic bin. The Container is a worthy upgrade over the plastic bins. The hook and loop (Velco) section on the outer surface of container are idea for holding the smaller tool kits, keep them within reach. The hook strips on the container are amazingly strong, like they pull the cushions on the sofa up. It needs to be strong to hold the tools. Which it does. I have no worries about the tool pouches falling off.Inside the Container is plenty of room for parts for my road/MTB parts and special tools. I keep tools like a shock pump, needle nose pilers, tire levers. Parts include disc brake pads, tire sealant, zip-ties, shifter cables, etc… I change things around depending on the type of bikes are working with Gravel, Road or Mountain. The insides of the container can be configured to better fit tool and what not.For context here are what Wera Bike tool kits I haveWera - Bicycle set 3, 41 piecesWera - Chain riveter set for workshops, 20 piecesWera - Bicycle Set Torque 1, 2.5-25 Nm, 16 piecesWera - A/B, Connection Part, 1/4" - 3/8"Wera - Hex-Plus Multicolour HF 1 L-key set, metric, BlackLaser, with holding function, 9 piecesWera - Zyklop 8784 A1 Adaptor, Hexagon drive 1/4" Head x 37mmWera - Tools Rapidaptor BitholderOk, so why only 4 stars? The exposed ‘hook’ strips of the hook and loop strips need to be covered or they grab clothes, scratch skin and should be covered. Wera should provide some ‘loop’ cloth tape to over the hook and loop stripes, however they don’t. I had to buy “Myuren” Hook & Loop tape to cover the exposed ‘hook’ part of the pack to keep it Its seems a small thing, but its required me to create my own solutions.Link to Myuren Cloth tape on Amazon.com https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089N4XSLQ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

Nice and sturdy. Carries well, even loaded heavy. Used daily.

My fiance loves his bday gift! It keeps all his Wera tools nice and organized. It makes his job easier to know where everything's at. Plus his coworkers were jelly that he had all his tools in one professional looking bag versus multiple bags. He said it was his best bday gift that I've gotten him yet!

Amazing product for technician and service work! Great with other wera2go products

I purchased and immediately returned this item. I'll admit I'm a bit of a fan boy for Wera's products, but in this case I was not impressed. I bought the smaller of the two bags (not the XL) for $130 and after receiving and looking over the bag I would say it should sell for about $30. It is plastic and nylon sewn together with Velcro on it. Even the straps felt cheap, with plastic clips that seem like they could break easily. The materials used for the bag are not costly and the labor involved in putting this thing together would be very minimal. The fact they charge what they do is a bit insulting. I'm very happy with the other Wera products I've purchased however, I will look at other company's products to store them in. Maybe get one of those cool Japanese tool boxes. This was especially surprising because I really like the small pouches/storage bags that the Wera wrenches, socket sets etc., come in.I looked over the reviews and it seems that I'm very much in the minority with my opinion on this product, which is a surprise. Obviously others see something I'm missing.