I'm impressed - a very nicely made, waxed canvas tool roll.Holds some of my extensive knife collection.Will buy again - recommended.

Acheté pour le transport de mes tournevis et pinces. Il y’a beaucoup de compartiment dans ce canevas mais les outils n’y sont pas tous retenus solidement. J’ai dû retirer quelques outils pour que tout soit ok

TLDR - get it! Organized, quick access, minimal added bulkHeavy Duty Waxed Canvas Multi-Purpose Tool Roll Pouch with 25 Pockets, Easy Storage, Durable (Khaki)- This is the one I ended up keeping. It was my final choice by only a small margin- $23.98, this was the most expensive organizer that I reviewed- Lightweight and durable (not the lightest one)- Webbing is slightly wider and felt more durable- Elastic seemed cheap, but I will not be using the elastic often, only when necessary- 3 small pockets at end are quite small, yet small items may fall out (I would have preferred a single zippered pocket at the end for small and maybe small and long tools- No shoulder carry option (not a deal breaker for me, but is notable)==============================================================I’ve used and re-purposed other tool roll up holders of the years and decided that my pile of hand tools in my tool bag need a roll to help keep my bag more organized.I’ll list the relevant item (to this review posting) first, and then list the competitor’s products that I tested in order of preference.In general, these rolls and their pockets are MUCH SMALLER than photo’s show. Manufacturer photos make me feel like I use oversized tools.I originally planned to (and I still may in the future) modify the final choice by cutting the threads between some pockets to enlarge the pockets for more usability. I also thought about removing all pocket stitching so they effectively become flaps to prevent tools from falling out when rolled up. (current choice is spaced so that it happens to work with my tools, so I will not be doing this)Note that it is quite difficult to utilize both sides of pockets concurrently unless your tools perfectly line up. The rolls also will not roll up smoothly (it will be slightly awkwardly clunky), but that was to be expected as pliers are not round.I originally thought that I would like and use the center elastic band, but using this makes my tools more difficult to put in and to access. It is unnecessary to keep tools from falling out, but this may be due to how I arranged my final roll.Prices are listed as purchased in Feb 2022Features that I look for/prefer- Clasp to secure roll when rolled up (elastic bands will wear)- Single zippered pocket at end where roll begins (model I kept did not have this, but this is a better option IMO)- Canvas > Polyester (I do have polyester tool bags, but they are thicker/more substantial)- D rings for optional shoulder carryFeatures I disliked- Elastic at end as socket holders – they are difficult to use and are very specific (what else can you store here?)- Small/shallow pockets at end with a small piece of Velcro securing the pocket (only small items can fit, yet small parts may fall out)- Elastic to secure roll of tools – this will wear out and become useless==============================================================Wessleco Tool Roll Organizer, 24 Pocket Wrench Roll Organizer Rolling Tool Bag Pouch Storage, Brown- This was my runner-up- $17.99, this was the 2nd most expensive organizer tested- I thought having pockets at both ends (3 at one, 2 at other) was interesting, but the pockets were too shallow to be truly useful. Small parts may also fall out of the pockets as it is secured by a small rectangular piece of Velcro- Center elastic seemed to be of better quality than most competitors (not that important to me, but it was a noticeable difference)ONEROOT 1680D Premium Quality Tool Roll With Adjustable Shoulder Strap | Water & Scratch Resistant Portable Wrench Roll Up Pouch | Multipurpose Large Tool Bag Organizer | Wrench Organizer For Tool Box- $15.95- I liked that the 3 pockets at the end are larger and can accommodate larger odd-sized tools, but I would have preferred a single large zippered compartment- Unfortunately, the polyester material felt a bit thin/light, and the product arrived broken where the stitches missed holding the pocket layer to the backing later for 2 of the pockets- The build quality (overall, despite arriving damaged) was better than the other 2 polyester bags that I reviewed belowHense Large Wrench Roll Up Tool Roll Pouch Bag Big Tote Carrier Organizer Easy Storage & Portable Best for Craftwork Handymen Repairmen HSZ-15-03, black- $12.48, this was the cheapest organizer tested- I was hoping this one would fit my needs as it is the only model with a large zippered pocket at the end (which may actually be useful)- No elastic in middle (not a deal breaker for me, but it is nice having it there as an option to help secure tools further if you prefer/need)- Roll is secured by an elastic loop, which as well all know, will wear and eventually be uselessFASITE Tool Roll Organizer - 35 Pockets Roll Up Bag Wrench/Pliers Pouch for Craftwork Handyman Electrician Plumber Mechanic, Red- $14.99- Red color is darker than shown (which I prefer), very close to Milwaukee tools’s red color- This was the first roll organizer that I purchased (and returned)- Socket organizer at end is not practical to use (not easy nor fast to load/unload). I rarely need sockets, but I will use a linear socket organizer and just rolling it up in the middle of my other tools as needed.- Roll is secured by an elastic loop, which as well all know, will wear and eventually be useless

This is a quality item and holds everything I need. Material is thick and latches hold strong

Love it!