Anyone have a good recommendation for a rigging bag?

[Gorman]

My current bag for my rigging stuff is starting to bulge out and puke from me stuffing all my stuff in there. X rings, blocks, pulleys, etc... Currently I have a stihl doctors bag I got years ago but am looking to upgrade. P.S., I can't afford the teufelberger ones.

 

[Boomslang]

Check out army surplus stores in your area. They usually have some heavy duty canvas duffels.

 

[Gorman]

I ordered the weaver doctors bag from treestuff. It's just like the one I have but much bigger. Not a bad price too.

 

[james mauldin]

Hockey gear duffel bags are pretty tough. I picked up a used one 5-6 years ago and the zipper just started acting up last week. About 3 feet long 1 1/2 feet in diameter with 2 handles no sling

 

[owScott]

I bought a couple of nice bags at home depot. 1 for my climbing gear and 1 for rigging. 30 bucks each. they work great. look in the tool department.

 

[Jeff]

I realize I'm repeating what the others have said, but Goodwill type thrift stores. They usually have all sorts of backpacks, duffles, hard and soft suitcases, hockey bags, etc, for only a few bucks each. I was surprised several years ago to find a huge duffle that i use for climbing gear new at the Addidas outlet for $18.

 

[tc262]

I've found a few smaller well organized bags was easier to manage than one big bag. With big bags it seemed like whatever you needed was always buried on the very bottom. You can pack so much stuff in their it was difficult to carry all that weight around. Then try and find a spot big enough to put it in the truck.
After going to multiple smaller bags gear was easier to find, move, and store. But you and your guys need to know what's in each bag and put stuff back where it belongs to be efficient.

 

[Sgriff]

Klien tools makes some nice canvas bags