Wiha 91869 Heavy Duty Tool Hauler Backpack

I am Industrial engineer looking for Tool storage backpack which can access for difficult zone like high area/confinement space. Review many brand shortlisted to Knipex, WIHA, Veto Pro Pac, i notice WIHA design is among value price & 100% practical design features & heavy duty. First, tools add-on weight can be easily weight up 10-20kgs, the rigid holder bind on hard body structure (something like mold PU) of bag which hold load of bag evenly, unlike those flexible hand holder sew on flexible which will slowly start tear off. Beside the back cushion & shoulder strap is well design straps ensure good weight distribution. Second important for me is zip quality, usually backpack zip may tear off after many cycle of use or load. This WIHA Backpack using thick zip, design & stitch exactly same to my current CRUMPLER Luggage (7 year old business trip heavy use usually "CHECK IN" ), i presume it is heavy duty designed since my check in luggage still alive . My favorite thing about zip coating same like black carbon tooling with matt cool touch feeling & zip with lockable. Other feature, like bottom PU, storage capacity & functionality is good. The pocket holder are quite robust and hold my tool very well. Bag net weight can be slightly heavy, but that is due to robust design. You want robust, additional weight on structure feature is make sense. From photo, the bag size is same as my flight carry on luggage, which mean i can also use as my carry on luggage (however tools is not allow carry on. The only CON is 30 MOLLER system, is very useful features which allow flexible attachment for your tooling, cable, tubing. I found some actual review /brochure photo (attached) /Youtube video show slightly spacious which allow hook insert. However my is very tight, i am worry if too much pull force which may damage or tear off stitch, and So far still ok OVERALL - Any way, i love this bag so much. :-)

i’ve owned 5 backpacks. all Klein till this one showed up. ofcourse depending what your looking for but i had the nice new Klein wide bottom b-pack that has that light attachment inside in camo color. absolutely loved it and its ability to stand and never fall over. over all nice bag, till it stands next to this beast. wiha did tip on me but only a few times in monthsss so no biggy she’s pretty loaded in the front and i helped it tip. never on its own. but the amount of pockets it has sheesh. and wayyy more options to latch things on the bag in the front and side. it’s greatly designed i love my German engineering brands. you get what you pay for seriously. i’ve attached 3 little pouches with carabiners for screws and wire nuts etc, knife, impact, tape measure, and tester so far on the outsides. my important first grabbing tools. THANK YOU WIHA FOR MAKING THIS BAG🔥 wish it was a bit cheaper tho 😂 hope this helps to all my feller tradesmen and to compare -UPDATE. after about a year the Wiha is like 94% like new still with everyday use!! no regrets getting it update: 1/30/25 - feels like another year flew by and i still love my bag. it’s holding strong, so far no rips or anything. looks 90% new, still my fav bp besides the space in comparison from the new Klein you can fit more into main bag as space but again lowww compartment options. do you need space over organize

Best backpack ever! Has space for everything! Great for tools, keeps tablet safe, heavy duty zippers which are a must for a trades back pack. I love it!

I really like this bag, well made and expected to last a very long time. Build quality is top notch. My one and only wish/complaint is the lack of wheels. Fully loaded this bag gets on the heavy side, mainly because of how much it holds. Luckily I found a solution to that issue here on Amazon.

Overall, with a couple minor tweaks, it’s an excellent bag. And VERY comfortable to wear as a backpack (GREAT straps). My one “complaint”, after my previous backpack (by Ideal), was the lack of a place to put a tape measure and electrical tape on the outside. MOLLE to the rescue. Found a belt clip on Amazon (brand: Hvdlan… not sure how that’s pronounced) that fits the MOLLE straps perfectly. And, devised a solution, using paracord, for tape that also works great.

Bought this backpack to replace a Fluke backpack that failed almost immediately after using(broke apart at the base). This one seems well made and sturdy enough for air travel. Where this backpack fails for me, is it’s inability to store common tools such as screwdrivers, pliers, larger wrenches, etc. The slots for the tools, of which there are many, seem to be designed for a dentist. They are too tight for the tools mentioned above. When I travel, I find all my tools in a heap at the bottom of the backpack when I arrive. My solution is to put everything in separate zipper bags and just piling them into the main compartment. This method works but is annoying since my preference of course, would be to open the bag and have everything visible and ready to grab.

Great heavy duty toolbag

So I have had a Klein backpack, I've had a Fluke backpack, I've had a Crescent backpack, I've had a lot of different kinds of backpacks over the years! I considered the veto it was my first pick until I seen this backpack! I mean the only reason I didn't go with the veto backpack was because it just didn't look like it had enough room in it for me! I mean we all use backpacks for different things but for me I needed some room! This backpack, it's got room for everything in it , this backpack is pretty big it's probably the best backpack ever and if it's not it's because I haven't seen what the best backpack is but this is the best backpack I've ever seen WIHA you done a good!