BagPro’s electrician tool bag features a semi-rigid structure, retro-reflective stripes and a two-time opening system. There is a fixation system and helmet protection on the top of the bag. It can be rolled or worn as a backpack.

DeWalt’s DGCL33 33-pocket, lighted, USB-charging tool backpack has a battery-charging dock that works with two devices. Three internal charging wall pockets can hold a tablet and phone. Padded-web carrying handles and adjustable shoulder straps make carrying comfortable, and there are handles on each end. The low-battery cut-off protection monitors voltage to avoid charge overdepletion.

Klein Tools’ Tradesman Pro backpack features 21 pockets and a large interior for tool storage. The elastic loop holds a worklight for hands-free illumination of the interior. The front unzips halfway for tool access. It features adjustable chest and lower straps for a customized fit.

Bag Pro’s rolling backpack features a back foam padding and shoulder strap. It is lightweight and tools can be accessed by a large opening lid and tool pockets.

Southwire Tools’ backpack enables contractors to carry tools on the back or by hand. The easy-opening zippers allows access to the tool in numerous storage compartments. Enclosed pouches are located on both external and internal surfaces to provide additional security. It features a durable, waterproof rubber bottom that provides a nontipping base and protects contents.

Klein Tools’ Master backpack features 48 pockets and a removable tool caddy with various pockets, including closed pouches for small tools and parts, open pockets, and straps for long screwdrivers. It has heavy-duty carrying handles for hanging. It also has durable back padding, lockable zippers, a fully molded bottom, a metal hook and a D-ring.