Carhartt Legacy Tool Roll, Grey

Great tool roll

Great so far! Different sized pockets inside are a huge plus.

My go to tool bag

Was too big for what I bought it for. But it was such good quality we are finding another use for it. Recommend purchase if the tools will fit in it. Part of it is that it was bigger than what I had in my head (I know, the description gives it’s measurements).

Great product and exactly what you would expect from Carhartt. I have. I started shopping for a leather tool roll and my thoughts were durability. Just like my Carhartt bibs I’ve had for 20 years.. this was made to last. It’s perfect for what I needed. A select group of tools to throw in my backpack/ truck.

We were going on a family beach vacation where I knew I would be doing some cooking, but I also knew the supplied kitchen knives sucked and decided to bring a couple of my own. I looked specifically for a knife roll at first but they seemed overpriced and the reviews usually complained about them being flimsy. So I figured I would give a standard tool roll a shot, since they are made to handle heavier items like wrenches. Sure enough, this guy works great and at half the price of the supposed purpose-made knife rolls.

Love this tool roll. Ive historically stuck with leather tool rolls, thinking they would have greater tolerances and last longer than fabric. This product easily proved my assumptions incorrect. This Legacy roll has so much space, and 3 smaller inner pockets for storing bits, oils, or fasteners. I was able to fit my usually EDC of water pump pliers, a pry bar, a screwdriver and long needle nose pliers. And all of that fit into a Carhartt Mono Sling Backpack!! I was super happy when such a small bag was able to fit this very generously spacious tool roll.

Very handy

Great organizer for repetitive jobs. Holds tools right. Lays flat and holds tools well. Buckles up nicely and is easy to carry.

Fits all the basic tools I need for my truck for trail repairs. It’s been floating around in the back passenger area for a few months and looks like the day it was first filled with tools.