I would buy it again if the size matched the cost.

While attempting to add the tools I have (from my other satchel/tote) into this new Milwaukee, I found the size to be a bit lacking. While the build, fit and finish is top notch (very comparable to the Veto Pro, especially when it comes to cost. Come on Milwaukee, I know you have to make a profit, but a $200 tool tote could stand to be a little bit bigger. It’s better built and less cumbersome than their previous models, so that’s a plus. There is also a dire need for some external zippered pouches for those smaller items that are either often used or ones that need a protective storage area to prevent being hit by other tools when carried to:from the job site and bounced around everywhere in between.Aside from being smaller than expected, the minor lack of ... MoreWhile attempting to add the tools I have (from my other satchel/tote) into this new Milwaukee, I found the size to be a bit lacking. While the build, fit and finish is top notch (very comparable to the Veto Pro, especially when it comes to cost. Come on Milwaukee, I know you have to make a profit, but a $200 tool tote could stand to be a little bit bigger. It’s better built and less cumbersome than their previous models, so that’s a plus. There is also a dire need for some external zippered pouches for those smaller items that are either often used or ones that need a protective storage area to prevent being hit by other tools when carried to:from the job site and bounced around everywhere in between.Aside from being smaller than expected, the minor lack of additional storage and the exceptionally high cost, this is a decent addition to the Packout line.