I'm not a tradesman nor a handyman, just a DIY homeowner with a large collection of nice, high quality tools I want to keep separate from other tools. I have a nice collection of tradesman-quality Klein, Knipex, etc. electrical tools and I want to keep them organized and ready for electrical work when I need them.I searched far and wide, high and low, this and that. I was pretty close to just settling for a Toughbuilt or Husky bag similar to this and held off and thought about it. I decided to try this bag and I'm glad I did. This bag is tough, well-built and will no doubt last a 10-12 hour a day tradesman many years. It has enough pockets internally to put all your screwdrivers, nut drivers, pliers, etc. plus small meters, tubing cutters, small parts containers.There's enough pockets on the outside to organize your most-used tools like linesman, strippers, diagonal cutters, screwdrivers, etc. There's a pouch for a small parts container, areas to clip small bags to, tape measure, etc.I used to keep all my tools in a typical electrician's pouch and wear a tool belt. I feel like this is a better option, allowing you to use the nicely padded shoulder strap to tote the bag to your area, then you can load up your jean pockets and such with the tools you need right there.The plastic bottom is a thick, hard shell that will last years of being set/dragged on concrete, expanded metal boom baskets, etc.