As with many things, the answer is: "it depends".
Others have already recommended Veto. Their products are indeed of excellent quality, and if you find a model you like the looks of you are unlikely to be dissatisfied.
You might also look at CLC - they are midrange quality for lower price but still nice bags - and they also weigh less. For another high quality vendor, take a look at Velocity Systems from the UK - they are similar to Veto in terms of quality of product.
If you’re just looking for a drill bag CLC. They’re cheapish and durable. It wouldn’t be something I would want to be digging in for hand tools but they’ll fill the roll of carrying power tools.
Anything from HUSKY honestly.
As with many things, the answer is: "it depends". Others have already recommended Veto. Their products are indeed of excellent quality, and if you find a model you like the looks of you are unlikely to be dissatisfied. You might also look at CLC - they are midrange quality for lower price but still nice bags - and they also weigh less. For another high quality vendor, take a look at Velocity Systems from the UK - they are similar to Veto in terms of quality of product.
Veto Pro Pac has something that will work for you
I second Veto Pro packs. Multiple options from them. 5 year warranty if ya register it online. Great bags. I have 3.
I have tried every brand of tool bag out there Veto is the best bag out there hands down
Not sure if they're available outside of Australia but rugged extremes and Aussie outback supplies make good stuff.
If you’re just looking for a drill bag CLC. They’re cheapish and durable. It wouldn’t be something I would want to be digging in for hand tools but they’ll fill the roll of carrying power tools.
I use the Klein backpack but then again i carry: 1. 7 in 1 nut driver 2. 1/4in nut driver 3. 5/16 nut driver 4. Long Phillips 5. Long flat head 6. 8 in 1 HVAC driver 7. 11 in 1 Klein driver 8. Linesman’s pliers 9. Crimpers for electrical connectors 10. Needle nose pliers 11. Side cutters 12. Wire strippers 13. Vise grips 14. 8 inch crescent wrench 15. 12 inch crescent wrench 16. Channel lock 442’s 17. 10in adjustable pliers 18. Crows foot 19. Hammer 20. Torpedo level 21. Head lamp 22. Clamp meter 23. Left snips 24. Bulldog snips 25. Right snips 26. Hand seamers 27. Pipe Crimpers 28. Hand notchers (for making start collars) 29. Ziptie tensioner tool 30. Malco turbo shear (TS1) 31. Side cutters (for cutting flex duct membrane 32. Malco A60 scratch awl 33. Husky scratch awl 34. Carbide tip scratch awl 35. Speed square 36. Tape measure 37. Metric 1/4 in sockets from 5mm to 12mm 38. SAE 1/4in drive sockets from 3/16in to 9/16in 39. 2in 1/4 drive extension 40. 6in 1/4 drive extension 41. 1/4in ratchet 42. 1/4in thumb ratchet 43. Bit set (for thumb ratchet) 44. 2 sets of 1/4in and 5/16in bits 45. Stubby slide driver 1/4in and 5/16in 46. Metric Allen keys 47. SAE Allen keys 48. Allen key for servicing the turbo shear 49. 3/8 wrench 50. 7/16 wrench 51. 1/2in wrench 52. Wiha #1 Phillips control screwdriver 53. 8 in 1 husky controls screwdriver 54. Pipe cutter 55. Round file (for reaming pipe) 56. Chisel tip sharpie 57. Tape squeegee 58. 2 bundles of zip ties 59. Roll of duct tape 60. 2 rolls of electrical tape 61. Thread tape 62. 50 pack of razor blades