Lowes job site tool bag combo $58.98 was 163

Retail price seems very overpriced. I expected it to come with tools for that price.

Even at $60 I don't see a deal here. Thanks for posting but a pass for me.

$60 is $20 too much for this. Nevertheless good deal if you have 10 off 50 coupon.

Quote from notaxstate : $60 is $20 too much for this. Nevertheless good deal if you have 10 off 50 coupon.

Do coupons even work anymore? I believe they don't work online? At least not for me.

They work in store, but I've heard they don't work on sale or clearance? Can anyone confirm?

Coupons can be purchased online, but do not work on clearance items. I don't know about sale items. This says new low price. The way I do it is go to self check out. Once you scan your items you scan the coupon from your phone. It'll lower the price afterwards.

I have the Husky rolling bag and it's head up very well. From what I recall seeing in store, Husky and Amp roller bags are very similar. Both should do well.

I think this is a really good deal considering the additional bags. Thanks OP.

Also, Home Depot has their roller tote as a combo for $90

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky.../301852266

Admittedly, I'd buy the Husky combo.

Can anyone confirm using a coupon on this?

Great deal with other bags and knee pads. The knee pads are $25, and very sturdy extra bags were worth $17 and $15. The big cart bag is solid and goes for $79 alone. That's at least $135 total.

I used an AWP bag to carry my tools for jobs around the house for about a decade. I loved that thing, and it was really easy to organize with pockets (sizeable ones) all over it. The bottom finally wore out a couple years ago. I couldn't find anything with a comparable organization, but I bought a large-ish AWP. Not entirely thrilled because the pockets aren't as good, but the durability appears similar.

As for the cost of these bags, they are ALL expensive. I originally tried a Husky as a replacement, but the price wasn't better than AWP offerings (didn't like the bag overall, returned it). Personally, I don't see the need for a rolling bag, especially since I keep my power tools in the basement, but for a pro, I guess it would make sense.

For the three bags plus the kneepads, seems like a good price for that brand.