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Custom utility totes and tool bags for community event setup, patrol vehicle organization, mobile command and field kit, and property and equipment transport. Open rigid totes in junior and jumbo sizes for hauling a booth from a van. Zippered and lidded versions for a trunk. Pocketed tool bags from Wolverine and WorkMate where small equipment has to stay organized. Collapsible cargo carriers that fold flat in a full supply room. Around forty items.

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Somebody Has to Carry the Booth From the Van

Every community event starts with an officer moving a folding sign, three boxes of handouts, a tablecloth and a case of water from a vehicle to a table. An open rigid utility tote is what makes that one trip instead of four. Crime prevention units, community relations officers and event coordinators use them constantly, and a printed one doubles as visible identification once the table is set up.

Open Tote, Zippered Tote or Tool Bag

Open jumbo totes load and unload fastest, which is what repeated event setup needs. Zippered and lidded versions protect contents in a trunk or in weather. Pocketed tool bags with real pocket counts organize small equipment where losing a piece costs time. Collapsible cargo carriers fold flat between uses, which helps when a supply room is already full. Call 800.431.3473 for help matching size to your load.

Common Questions

What works best for hauling event kit from a vehicle?

An open jumbo tote with rigid sides and real handles. Speed of loading matters more than security when you are unpacking a booth.

Which style survives a trunk and weather?

Anything coated or tarpaulin, closed with a zip or a lid. Speed of loading is the reason to buy open, and rain is the reason not to.

Are any of these actual tool bags?

Two or three, the ones quoting a pocket count. The rest are heavy duty utility and cargo totes, and for event setup that is the better tool anyway.