Veto Pro Pac Backpack coming soon
Veto Pro Pac Tech-Pac1 Backpack coming soon
Veto Pro Pac, the maker of practically indestructible tool bags just posted to their blog last week that the new Tech-Pac1 backpack is coming this spring/summer. We’re huge fans here at Tool Box Buzz. We have reviewed their products before and they have made the Holiday Gift Guide two years in a row. Their stuff is awesome.
Personally I’d love to get my hands on one to use when I need to haul a small compliment of tools on my motorcycle. I’m sure this happens to many of you as well, a friend or family member calls you up for a little help with a small project. You only need a drill/driver or impact and some other hand tools to help them complete a small project, you don’t need to haul your whole shop. I’d love to be able to throw the tools in a rugged backpack and zip over on the motorcycle. Read on for the press release. For additional photos, check out Veto on Facebook.
Norwalk, CT, January 29, 2013 – The Veto Pro Pac TECH PAC-1 is the first backpack tool bag designed for professional tradesmen. While other backpack tool bags are just mass market consumer backpacks with added tool pockets, Veto Pro Pac has once again redefined a product category with the TECH PAC-1.
Whether you are climbing ladders, working in the city, or transporting a variety of tools across long distances when running back to the truck is not possible, the Veto Pro Pac TECH PAC-1 is for professional tradesmen who need the design benefit of a functional tool bag as a backpack.
With Veto Pro Pac’s innovative quick release handle for easy access to dual storage bay compartments, patented center panel, heavy duty construction and stabilizing injection molded waterproof base, the TECH PAC-1 is a backpack tool bag designed to carry hand tools, meters, gauges and other technological devices used in servicing equipment that is either located on roof tops with ladder access or in industrial buildings in cities where walking long distances is required.
The TECH PAC-1 is the first fully functional, professional grade backpack tool bag designed for real world worksite performance that:
1. Helps professionals maximize the tool that all their other tools depend on – their tool bag
2. Reduces multiple tool trips to the truck
3. Eliminates time searching for tools
4. Supports a professional image
5. Reduces the risk of lost tools
The TECH PAC-1 Features 47 pockets inside and out with ample room for hand tools, meters, parts boxes, cordless drills and impact drivers and other bulkier items such as manifold gauges and hoses.
DIMENSIONS: 21.5″H X 14″L X 9.85″W
The Veto Pro Pac TECH PAC-1, will be available at Veto Pro Pac dealers in the summer of 2013.
www.vetopropac.com or 1-877-847-1443
About the author
Jeff Williams
Contributing Editor Jeff Williams is a carpenter for a commercial General Contractor specializing in concrete, steel, and wood buildings. Jeff comes from a long line of contractors. His parents started a commercial General Contracting firm many years ago and it has afforded him life-long, hands-on learning opportunities from rough and fine carpentry all the way to structural steel and concrete. Jeff has a Construction Management degree and loves the thrill of coordinating and successfully managing large jobs from start to finish. Inspired by the difficulties sometimes encountered to complete punch lists his motto is, "Work hard until the job is done."
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