Tool roll bags?

I use the same $10 Husky bag stuffed in my rear Tuffy box. I’m also super selective about the tools I bring and make sure I have the sizes I need, and not the ones I don’t. Absolutely no reason to bring full sets of sockets and wrenches on the trail.

That said, I just bought a $8 Dickies roll bag for my flatware and it’s pretty awesome:

Dickies Work Gear 57007 Grey/Tan Small Wrench Roll https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GBSCROC/?tag=wranglerorg-20
That's a great product even at twice the price.
 
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Atlas 46 makes an awesome tool bag. It’s called the Yorktown

Threw in all my ratcheting wrenches (metric/sae), 1/2, 3/8, 1/4 ratchets with appropriate sockets in their own section and a lot of misc items such as 2 sets of pliers, zip ties, vice grips, wheel hub socket, flare nut wrench etc. Recently had a friend ask about my set up and have a photo to share.

All this was able to be rolled up and has both a handle and strap to throw over your shoulder and take it around your rig or to a buddies if they go down. They also have a lifetime warranty.

https://www.atlas46.com/products.html#!/Yorktown-Tool-Roll™/p/88260008/category=34912316
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Atlas 46 makes an awesome tool bag. It’s called the Yorktown

Threw in all my ratcheting wrenches (metric/sae), 1/2, 3/8, 1/4 ratchets with appropriate sockets in their own section and a lot of misc items such as 2 sets of pliers, zip ties, vice grips, wheel hub socket, flare nut wrench etc. Recently had a friend ask about my set up and have a photo to share.

All this was able to be rolled up and has both a handle and strap to throw over your shoulder and take it around your rig or to a buddies if they go down. They also have a lifetime warranty.

https://www.atlas46.com/products.html#!/Yorktown-Tool-Roll™/p/88260008/category=34912316
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Wow. Thats a monster rig!
 
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I've tried several canvas bags over the years, tool rolls also. I was never completely satisfied with any of them for one reason or another but there seems to be a greater variety now than during my early tool storage iterations.

I am currently using the tool bag offered by Blue Ridge Overland Gear. It is very well made with capacity for a complete set of tools. The only downside is that it is pricey, but you get what you pay for with this item.

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https://www.blueridgeoverlandgear.com/products/tool-bag
I've been eyeballing quite a few things from that company. Heard good things about them.