Veto Pro Pac Introduces Latest Time-Saving Tool Bag
June 1, 2009
Computer Laptop/Tool Bag Big Hit with Workers Who Combine High Tech & Hammers
Veto Pro Pac Introduces Latest Time-Saving Tool Bag
Norwalk, CT – Jason Martin of Charleston, W.Va., knew he had to do something when the weight of his tools were ripping the straps on his backpack and, worse, threatening to damage his laptop computer. A systems administrator, Martin services computers for four pharmacies and his backpack didn’t hold all the tools he needed. His frustration ended when he bought the Veto Pro Pac’s Model LT-XL tool bag designed to hold a laptop computer, business paperwork, and a wide variety of hand tools stored vertically in dozens of small pockets.
Job-site tough, the Model LT-XL follows in the tradition of Veto Pro Pac’s other high-quality tool bags, all designed for use by professional tradesmen to withstand the day-to-day rigors of a job site. The Model LT-XL is made of ultra-rugged, PVC impregnated, denier body fabric and has a thick, injection-molded polypropylene base. It stands up, and keeps tools within reach, stored in such a way that a craftsman has immediate inventory of every tool available. No more buying tools that are temporarily misplaced; for Martin, no more wasting time emptying his backpack to find a tool. “Now, I can find everything I need,” said Martin, who said that the bag holds the 30-40 tools he uses, plus his laptop computer and has enough room to store 30 feet of network cable.
Brad Brinke, a Norfolk, Va., home inspector, agreed. In his work, he needs a laptop to generate immediate, onsite reports after his inspections are completed. But his job also requires the use of a variety of hand tools. That’s why he bought the Model LT-XL. “It stores the 40 or so tools I need, my laptop, and I can even fit in my portable printer, too,” Brinke said, noting that he has owned other Veto Pro Pac tool bags for five years.
Veto Pro Pac is short for Vertical Tool Organization Protected and Packed. Veto bags are professional grade, industrial strength storage systems designed to keep tools where they belong, within easy reach, protected from work site hazards. Designed for professional tradesmen, Veto bags are built to withstand the rigors of day-to-day use on and off the job site.
Monday, April 07, 2008
One of the common comments about our tool bags is that they are priced a bit high vs. our competition. However, we've always felt that our products pay for themselves through time savings and ease of use. In order to put this idea to the test we set about surveying 1,500 VETO PRO PAC tool bag owners to ask them how much time our products save them on the average day. The results were quite encouraging!
According to the customers who responded to the survey, their VETO PRO PAC tool bag(s) saves them, on average, $17,445 over the course of five years. Not too shabby! The math is as follows:
VETO Bags Last Longer: $80 savings
VETO Bags Prevent Lost Tools: $490 savings
VETO Bags Reduce Trips to Truck: $16,785 savings
In addition the satisfaction rates were off the charts and comparable to some of the best consumer product companies in the world;
98% of our customers are satisfied.
Best regards,
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Greetings for Connecticut! The leaves are turning and Fall is almost in full swing here on the East Coast. In keeping with the flurry of activity that always seems to lead up to the holidays, we are eager to share the latest additions to the VETO PRO PAC tool bag line with you - the OPEN TOP (OT) line of tool and gear bags.
The philosophy behind the OT line is to provide you with a bag that is not only super-durable and high quality, but can also carry larger hand tools that didn’t necessarily fit into our already proven line of closed-top tool bags. Also, the more people used our products, the more we heard about a “system” that people have developed of using our bags for task oriented jobs.
For example – when a lot of guys get to a job site they may be looking forward to a day of finish carpentry. They go into the back of their truck and load up a tool bag with only the tools that they’ll need for that task on that day. Then at the end of the day the tools are unloaded back into the truck. The next day could be spent framing at a different site. The OT line supports this type of task oriented use, where security is not an issue, with easy access to your tools stored vertically.
These highly functional open bags provide ample space and pockets to organize, store and transport hand tools, power tools and job related gear.
The OT- LC tool bag features 40 pockets of varying size and has a capacity of over 50 hand tools and assorted gear. The OT-LC is perfect as a job specific bag or for tasks that don’t require large tools and bulky gear. The OT-LC features reinforced, industrial strength leather edging, two removable tool pockets and a heavy duty shoulder strap. Measures- 9.5"W x 13.5"L x 12"H (17"H Handle Up). Learn more about the OT-LC...
The OT- XL tool bag is an all purpose tool and gear hauling open bag which features 44 pockets of varying size and has a capacity of over 80 hand tools and assorted gear. The OT-XL is the perfect for multi-purpose jobs and has ample open storage area for larger tools and bulkier items. The OT-XL features reinforced, industrial strength leather edging, two removable tool pockets and a heavy duty shoulder strap. Measures- 9.5"W x 16.5"L x 13"H (18"H Handle Up). Learn more about the OT-XL...
Built for maximum tool and gear hauling, the OT-XXL features 62 pockets and one large open storage bay for hand saws, a 2’ level, ripping bars, framing square and whatever else might be needed. The OT-XXL carries a big payload and can hold over 100 hand tools and additional gear. The OT-XXL features reinforced, industrial strength leather edging, two removable tool pockets, dedicated spot for a framing square and a heavy duty shoulder strap. Measures- 9.5"W x 25.5"L x 12.5"H (17"H Handle Up). Learn more about the OT-XXL...
We hope these bags will become as integral a part of your work as your other tools and help make your craft more enjoyable. Please let us know what you think of the new line…we rely on our customers for our best feedback!
Best,
We were trolling the web the other day and found a great review of our products over at www.ToolMonger.com. Check out the site if you are into tools. It is a blog with tons of different tool reviews, and what we like most is that most of the reviews are heavily commented on by the reader community. We even got some good ideas to think about regarding improvements to our bags!
Thursday, March 01, 2007
We get a lot of email and letters from you folks in the field telling us how you use our product, what you like, and what you don't like about VETO PRO PAC. Well we figured why not help us SEE how you use our product in the field!?
Email us your pictures of you using your VETO PRO PAC tool bag out in the field. If the pictures are of decent quality we'll post them here on our site. See the examples below and thanks very much to Wendel, Dale & Patrick for sending us these excellent pictures.
Email your photos to info@vetopropac.com
Best,
Here is a great shot of Wendel Kiser of Kiser Construction (right) and Dale Orth of D.O. Designs (left) and their VETO PRO PACs. (Click the images for larger versions)
Here is another shot of Wendel, this time with Patrick Pulluca of Sutter Wood Construction & Electric. Notice that Patrick has kicked it up a notch sporting the VETO PRO PAC ball cap - Looking good guys!
How much is a VETO PRO PAC really worth?
VETO bags guaranteed for 60 months, according to our customers, other bags last an average of 19 months
Our customers report saving and average of $98/year in lost tools
Our customers report saving 2.7 trips per day to their truck 2.7/day x 10 minutes/trip x 250 days/year x 5 years x $30/Hour.
96% would buy another VETO bag.
97%would recommend VETO to a friend or co-worker.
Thank you again for your time and please keep in touch.
Roger Brouard
Introducing The New Open Top Toolbag Line
Roger Brouard
Toolmonger.com Says VETO PRO PAC is HOT
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
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Roger
