🏆Premium Pack BDCMTSB Matrix Wide-Mouth Storage Bag

5 Stars for sure, for the price. Its a nice bag anyways, even if someone doesnt have the Matrix system and just wants a compartmentalized bag. Sturdy rugged rubber bottom, and the velcro removable dividers give it some horizontal rigidity. 3 interior pockets on either end, with 2 others in the center. 3 of the pockets have partial bottoms to keep the smaller attachments from falling through and jumbling about the bag, while the rest are more like holsters, letting the tool slip in and rest on the bottom, while being supported. There is no labels for which tool goes in which holster, which could be considered good or bad depending on your disposition, I think it's good. Some stand out, like the one for the sander. Universal outside pockets are a good place to put sanding pads, or jig saw bits, drill bits, pretty much anything.Currently this thing is holding my 6 matrix attachments, accessories, Lithium battery, charger, and both cordless and corded Matrix drills with some room still to spare.

Great bag from black and decker for an great price too. I dont specialize in anything but i do keep & buy quality tools for diy's or if anything needs to be repaired around the house/car. So I was looking for something medium sized to place my smaller tools into & didnt really want to use a box, and came across this. Perfect for that. Love how the 'Bottom' inside/outside lining is thick rubber so it wont wear&tear. Canvas material is of thick quality. Inside pocket it very deep unziped. And is designed to carry heavier tools patruding out the top unzipped. It also comes with 4 storage velcro deviders that you can customly sectionalize the interior with. 1 med sized closed pocket, 2 open pockets in Front. 3 smaller pockets in back. Since its made by an big brand it just looks great & professional.

Bag has several outside pockets. Interior has pockets on all 4 sides and 2 panels that Velcro in place. I have the B&D Matrix handle, drill/driver, impact, saber saw, circular saw, light and 3 batteries loaded in. Plus I just added the Craftsmen air compressor attachment in the mix. It is in their Bolt-On line which is the same as the Matrix.The only thing I don't care for is the shoulder strap uses plastic clips and rings. I would prefer metal.

I was confused by this bag at first because I assumed it would have pockets specifically sized for the Matrix BDCDMT120 ...... I don't have any of the attachments, just the basic drill, but I mean that is the core item so I just figured the bag would accomodate that piece. But the stiff divider thingies don't have very many positions to choose from and none of them create a compartment that is right-sized for the drill, none of the straps around the inside of the bag seemed to either. However, I finally just said screw it (haha, get it?) and started putting stuff in there, and by the time I had all my tools in (I am not incredibly handy so I don't have a whole lot of them, but enough for the 1 bedroom apartment do-it-yourself-now-and-then life I lead) I realized it was perfect for my needs. I ended up just making a double wall toward one end to put the power drill, battery and charger together and then a longer area for the tools to lay on the other. So, the drill doesn't have a perfect home in the bag but it stashed pretty nicely in one of the side straps (just more like stuffed in there, and less like a holster or something). Even the pockets on the side came in handy. I had more stuff than I realized when I put it all together, and there is room for more!! See picture ... it is very sturdily made and for the price (not that I have a lot of experience to compare to) but anyway ... I am glad I chose this one. Yay for this bag!!

Very nice tool bag and holds quite a lot I can say, at least for my needs.The bag has everything as explained in the item description. I am able to fit a battery powered Porter Cable drill driver, a battery powered Porter Cable nail gun, a Black and Decker hammer drill and a Makita compact router and it fence guide in it. Inside the outside front pockets I have the batteries for the above mentioned wireless tools, and in the middle front pocket some wrenches or the router, in the back pocket a handle for the hammer dill and some drill bits, all these could easily fit inside the bag but I proffered the pockets.Zipping the bag originally felt like the zipper was poorly stitched on it, cause it would feel like it was stuck and not move and looked like bag had the zipper badly misaligned, but I guess I just needed a couple tries to get used to it and now I do it easily and with no problem.I originally bought it for a Dewalt DWE575 7-1/4-Inch Lightweight Circular Saw, and I was unsure how it would fit but still bought it since I needed to store the other tools I mentioned, but the circular saw does fit nicely and roomy so ill be buying another one as soon as I can.*In the 1st pic I uploaded you can see there is still available room event with the circular saw in it.*The 3rd pic where the bag is shown closed with my hand has the circular saw in it, and you can see it looks like it could still fit a couple things in if you wanted, but when I buy another one I intend to use it only with the saw.*The 2nd pic has the PC drill driver, the PC nail gun and Makita router with room to spare.*The 4th pic is the bag zippered up with the PC drill driver, the PC nail gun, the B&D hammer drill and Makita router, I would say if you wanted you could throw in some more small tools in it, like wrenches and screwdrivers if you wanted, but its not what I want, plus the bag is already heavy.*The 5th picture is a close up of what the bag looks like with the PC drill driver, the PC nail gun, the B&D hammer drill and Makita router in it.