Battery Carrying Bag Compatible with Dewalt & Milwaukee Battery Max - 12V to 60V, M12 to 9.0Ah

Fits all my Milwaukee M18 batteries perfectly and keep them organized and stored away out of sight.

Only thing I don't like is the case is just too soft. I use it for 2 drills and batteries. It turns into more of a bag. If it wasn't for that, it'd be a 5 star review. I had to use double thick cardboard around the inside to stiffen it up. That works.

This is a softer style case. Well made and a good value.

This product is great for storing and using when traveling on the road or 2 job locations. For your corlish, batteries for your power tools Strong quality material performance is great. Great price for the value, money. And fits and hold Europe batteries, very snug. And tight and in place

First off, my review is not for this case being used in its intended role. Instead I repurposed it for use as a soft case / organizer for the eyepieces and accessories to my telescope. So off we go.A few months ago I purchased a used telescope. Since then I've gone about replacing the original eyepieces, and have purchased additional accessories. Since the telescope didn't come with a case, I used a plastic storage bin to keep the parts together and free from dust. It worked, but there was no organization to it, and I could see it would be an annoyance once I get to use the scope. I saw this bag in the Vine listings and got to thinking it just might work for me.The case, being soft-sided, arrives folded-up in a plastic bag. When unfolded, the case looks to be nicely done with fabric that appears to be durable. It has one external, zippered area with pockets and bands to secure various items. The inside of the case contains fabric dividers with hook-and-loop fasteners on the ends. This allows you to configure the compartments, inside of the bag, to your liking. This is also there area where I think quality suffers a bit. Because of the way the fasteners are packed, they tend to stick to themselves, or other parts (as they should). Unfortunately, when pulling them apart, I found one divider was ripped and now useless (see pic). I'll have to repair it by sewing it back together. I also found that owing to the soft, and flexible, side-walls of the case, that it became a little frustrating to get the dividers seated securely. It will turn-out okay for my use as the items are, for the most part, lightweight. But with heavier batteries? I don't know.So after a lot of fussing I got the case set to my satisfaction (see pics). The outer compartment holds my hand controller and cable. The inside compartments hold my eyepieces, guide-scope, power adapter, and various other items I'll need. Nice.Please remember that my review is for an item being used differently than its intended purpose. That said, I do think the price-point, based upon quality and design, is higher than it should be (I think $24.99 to 29.99 would be a fair price). But it does what I had hoped so I am satisfied with it.I hope that you have found my review and pics to be helpful. Regards.

I purchased this bag with the intention of organizing my M12 and M18 batteries, which were previously just lying around in a drawer. However, the product did not meet my expectations.Upon receiving the bag, it became clear that it was just a basic zip bag with dividers, not offering much beyond the basics. The material thickness is comparable to the Milwaukee M18 batteries, which seemed promising at first. However, the functionality issues became apparent quickly.The main issue lies with the velcro dividers. They are not strong enough to stay in place when inserting or removing batteries. Consequently, the batteries do not stay organized, and the dividers often detach or move, negating the purpose of having dividers in the first place.When carrying the bag, the situation worsens as the dividers tend to come loose, leading to the batteries jumbling together. This defeats the purpose of an organizing bag, especially since the weight of the batteries pushes the carrying capacity of the bag to its limits.The quality of the zipper is also disappointing, adding to the overall impracticality of the bag. While the bag itself might be of average quality, the claim of compatibility with Milwaukee batteries is misleading. There is simply not enough room to efficiently organize and carry multiple batteries, especially larger ones like the M18, 12Ah batteries. In fact, fitting four M18, 12Ah batteries makes it impossible to zip the bag closed, which is a significant drawback for an organizing solution.In conclusion, the product does not deliver on its promise of efficiently organizing Milwaukee batteries. The design and materials used do not support the weight and size of multiple batteries, making it a less-than-ideal solution for anyone looking to streamline their battery storage.

Zippered bag has customizable inside with hook-and-loop dividers of different lengths. I use this for my yard tool batteries, so I can store and easily carry them in/out of the garage. Holds the batteries and charges neatly in one place. Outside pocket can be used for smaller items. Bag has some thin padding on all sides and comfort grip handle. Recommended to store or carry a variety of items.

I got this bag to store my power tool batteries and some misc. tools. I was hoping to have a more robust bag. This bag is not useful for that.While the outer shell and front compartment is fine, the inner dividers, which you put into whatever arrangement you want, are flimsy. They're basically just two hard plastic pieces, with a very thin foam material, covered by some fabric. (I cut one open). They aren't padded at all. Also, they tend to shift and come look when you carry the bag around.Final verdict, don't expect this bag to be good for organization in the large compartment. If you have a tool that's say, the size of a brad nailer, that would be fine for the large compartment.