For those people who can't get enough of me, which I think it approximately if I'm doing
the math correctly negative 3... I occasionally do product demos for Tech Tool Supply's channel...
They're a Michigan baseddistributor of Low Voltage tools and equipment specializing in
Cable, Satellite, CCTV, Home Theater, Blah Blah...think maybe 1 or 2 subscribers knew
that. So they sent me the newish Tech Backback the Veto Pro Tech Pack to check out, and do
an overview of.. I get a nickle every time I say the word tech, and then get called old
every time I say nickle. Which is a Back Pack for Techs who are Pros.
This is a bag made for those tools who have to climb ladders, err those who have to climb
ladders with tools, play in the mud, test signal, cable and more. So the Veto Pro Pac
has features not seen in your typical jansport or Hello Kitty backpack... it's overbuilt,
has a ton of pockets, is rigid enough to support itself upright on the ground, or can be hung
from ladders or cages, or helicopters mid flight. The pack is constructed out of durable
waterproof PVC impregnated nylon, with leather reinforcements, and also a rigid and waterproof
hard plastic polypropylene bottom. The bottom allows you to set it on the ground like a
tool box, so it doesn't tip over So let's look at all the features, unless
you have something better to do. Let's strap on. You have an adjustable chest strap, with
a bit of elastic in the middle for flex. And adjustable shoulder straps. Now mind you this
pack weighs a bit over 9 pounds empty, but it's purposely constructed that way so it
doesn't break under the weight of your tools and you can throw it and kick it around if
youre parents never taught you any better. Taking it off you have a heavy duty pivoting
handle, that allows you to carry it like a traditional tool box. Setting it on the ground
you'll notice it is very stable upright. Around the outside There's pockets and points of
attachments... You got places for sharpies or glitter pens, your e-tape or duck tape
look here, A heavy duty ring... Ok I don't know what that's for. But there's one on both
sides... and a exterior steel tape measure clip area.
On the back, you know not the part touching your back, which would be the front... or
is it the back. Ok this part, you have a heavy duty zippered small wallet sized area. I also
get a nickle every time I say heavy duty. A clasp pouch up top with a main area and
2 other areas. Then this is your cord area, electrical cords, cat 5, rope, fruit by the
foot... a snek. Whatever man. Here's a hundred foot of 16 gauge walmart cord wrapped in there
for reference. I'd say 50 ft of thin gauge stuff or less is probably best. Inside the
back part you have a bunch of pockets, I'd pause it if you want to count them. Ok if
you cant count theres 8 on top, and a triple layer on bottom. 6 on the back row, and two
layers of neoprene. Then there's the two zippered pouches with plastic to protect stuff inside.
Good for phones or folded documents like maps. You can clip this open like this and have
a light working tray, with a magnetic screw holder. You can set things there but probably
not write on it.Ok, let's zip that back up and look at the part that touches your back,
which is foam padded. You have to unhook it up top, then unzip, as to make it sound creepy.
Inside there's more pockets a short of shallow zippered part up top with some hooks and loops
here, great for car keys. There smaller neopryne areas for bits or thumb drives or maybe some
Pez. Bottom you get half neopryne and half thick nylon, Great for large tools like drills
or multimeters, but not jackhammers or chainsaws. So maybe medium or smaller tools, if were
talking to scale of tool relativity. Then the large zippered aread here for your tablet.
Yeah I have a fire. You're like is that a fire 8? Yeah bro nothing but the best for
me. And as you can see, you can do this with both sides open while your working from it,
it doesn't tip.
A few other things to note... The Veto Pro pac has a 5 year no down time warranty, which
is a warranty that sends you a loaner bag while yours is being worked on. I don't know
how long it takes to get your loaner bag, but you could always email them if thats important
to you. Also I don't know if you noticed but the bag is camo, which is probably why you
didn't notice it. Man camo jokes never get old. All zippers are heavy duty ykk, and Veto
recommends you lubricate and clean them out regularly if you happen to work in filth a
lot. If your zippers don't jam up, then don't worry about it I guess.Fun fact apparently
there is such a thing as zipper lubricant or sorry I meant TIL.
Also it has a cool hook, they say has been rated to 200 lbs, so you can dangle it from
any dangleable structure. All rivets are marine grade and the d hooks are powder coated, so
don't worry about the d hooks. You can get this along with Veto Packs smaller but equally
as manly or ladyily models from Tech Tool Supply. This is their heaviest dutyist pack,
and they also make smaller light packs if you have less tools. If youre a mobile outdoors,
up in the air, or filthy type tech then this is a pefect bag for keeping your hands free
while bushwhacking or climbing a ladder. And if you spend a a lot of time in wet climates,
a rain fly might not hurt, because all though the fabric is pretty water resistant, sometimes
zippered areas can let water in, in torrential downpours. Let me stress this is a rigid tool
backpack for your back, and not a replacement for a bug out bag, or long distancing backpacking-
its too heavy for that. Anyway if you like this review and outdoor gear reviews and overviews,
subscribe, like and comment, check out a few of the videos I did for tech tool supply,
and check out their website if your an install tech. Thanks to them for providing this for
review, and thanks for watching.