The 10 Best Rolling Tool Totes

The Husky Pro Grade 22 Inch (about $249) is constructed for endurance. It rides on three heavy-duty rubber wheels, and has numerous interior and exterior pockets for storage. A folding flap on top conceals the main opening and provides resistance to the elements.

The Klein Tools Tradesman Pro (around $152) boasts 24 tool storage pockets, and is made with a 600-denier ballistic weave for durability. Weighing 19 pounds itself, it offers a 200-pound carrying capacity, and the top opening is equipped with a reinforced metal frame for rigidity.

Some totes have very specific applications, like the Milwaukee Jobsite 18 Inch (around $193), which is designed for electricians. It comes equipped with an ample 66 pockets for hand tools and space in the middle that accommodates power drivers.

The Keter Masterloader (around $73) looks like a magnificent ice chest for your gear. The top sections slide open like wings, exposing the main bin, which is unobstructed and readily accessible. A central latch locks all the components together.

If you can't stand dragging around more gear than you need, then you may appreciate the modular design of the DeWalt ToughSystem (about $147). Its three components stack like a dream, but when you don't want one or both of the top two, they come off to save you some effort.

Although the Stark USA Elite Wide Mouth (appx. $77) isn't overly large or cumbersome, it still manages to pack in a ton of organizational features, including eight external pockets for keeping your most used items right at your fingertips. Plus, the blue color is eye-catching.

The Husky 18 Inch (about $140) is constructed of tough 600-denier polyester that is water resistant. It has a large main compartment for power tools along with internal and external pockets for smaller items. Its robust wheels make transport a breeze.

The Craftsman Sit/Stand/Tote (about $54) will help you get your stuff to where you're going, but it doesn't seem to be sturdy enough to stand on, as the name suggests. Nevertheless, it offers practical storage, as long as you don't put your body weight on it.

The Stanley 3-in-1 WorkShop (around $45) rolls in on 7-inch wheels with a spacious bottom bin as well as a removable chest and small parts organizer. It has heavy-duty metal latches to keep it sealed tight and, at less than 11 pounds, is a breeze to move around.

Everyone who loves multifaceted items will appreciate this Horusdy Tool Backpack (about $69), which acts just like any old rucksack until you pull out its telescopic handle and use it as a roller, thanks to its built-in wheels. It's got plenty of pockets, too.