Wiha Heavy Duty Tool Hauler Backpack

January 25, 2024

Wiha’s Heavy Duty Tool Hauler Backpack for professionals who demand efficiency and organization in their daily lives. There’s a spot for everything with 77 storage and 30 flexible attachment options for tools and other essentials.

  • 77 storage and 30 flexible attachment options for your individual needs
  • Tilt-resistant, waterproof hard wearing-base tray keeps the tools safe and dry
  • Stable foothold which makes sure that the backpack has a firm stand, even when opened
  • Quick access with 1/3 opening, you can take out tools w/o having to get it out of the trunk
  • Sophisticated compartment system ensures clearly structured organization and easy removal of the tools
  • Separate compartment allows the secure and clean storage of your laptop, cell phone and documents, separate from the tools
  • Dimensions 15.16 x 10.24 x 20.87
  • Light weight only 8.30 lbs

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