DEWALT DGCL33 33-Pocket Lighted USB Charging Tool Backpack , Yellow
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- LIGHTED USB CHARGING TOOL BACKPACK: LED light for low light working conditions. USB can charge two devices with a 20V max lithium iron battery (not included).
- COMFORTABLE TO CARRY: Padded web carrying handles and adjustable shoulder straps and large pads on back for extra comfort.
- DURABLE: Base pad feet to help reduce wear and abrasion.
- EASY TO OPEN: Double-pull heavy-duty zipper.
- HOLDS A MULTITUDE OF TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES: Like drills, extensions cords, pliers, screwdrivers, wrench sets, drill bits, testers and much more.Light output 39 Lumens max
- DIMENSIONS: 13" W x 17" H x 10.25" D
Description
The DEWALT DGCL33 33-pocket Lighted USB charging tool Backpack is the perfect tool bag or Backpack for every workman. It has a USB charging battery dock simultaneously charges two devices via USB ports. Maximum 2-amps shared output. Three internal charging wall pockets can hold a Tablet, phone, and/or camera and can charge two devices through a USB connection to a 20-Volt max Lithium battery pack. From the Manufacturer From 1924 to 2016 DEWALT continues to design and optimize professional workhorse solutions- tools, accessories and service - to ensure absolute confidence for the toughest jobsite conditions. WE are DEWALT, and we are GUARANTEED TOUGH.
Brand: DEWALT
Material: Fabric, possibly with some Plastic
Color: Yellow , Black
Product Dimensions: 17"L x 13"W x 10.25"H
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Brand Name: DEWALT
Model Number: DGCL33
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 90 Day Limited Warranty
UPC: 084298923333
Global Trade Identification Number: 33
Manufacturer Part Number: DGCL33
Item Type Name: Dewalt Tool Backpack With Light/USB Charger
Item Weight: 5.75 Pounds
Manufacturer: Custom Leathercraft
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Included Components: Backpack
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Number of Compartments: 1
Capacity: 1 Grams
Material Type: Fabric, possibly with some Plastic
Color: Yellow , Black
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 17"L x 13"W x 10.25"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 10 Pounds
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This bag has been great so far! I have been using a smaller lunch box looking tool bag on the days I’m not in one central job site location. I switched to this bag mainly for the recharging of my phone (iPhone 7, which dies to fast in low service areas), then mobility, then the light, and then durability. I have a few DeWalt tools so I already had batteries and love their durability. It charges well! Often I’m underground or three stories high on a tank or in an abandoned building working and have no power for hours - even if I do I can’t leave my phone near an outlet while I walk off. I need it nearby for work calls and so no one steals it. This helps solve that problem. I move a lot so my work bag can’t be huge and I need to be able to set it down (a normal backpack just gets too dirty). Check. Also - I’m usually somewhere where I have zero to little light - the light on this is handy. As bright or brighter than a head lamp, but now I don’t need that awkward lamp on my hard hat or on my head/hat. Just aim it and go. I really have been liking it. I carry roughly four flashlights per job, if that gives you an idea of where I work (always somewhere dark or where no one has been in ten plus years), so having this light has been awesome. The bag itself is comfy to wear. Pads are nice. Straps are nice. Hand straps at the top are nice to grab quick and move like a normal tool bag. I do agree you should unplug the battery when not in use but that’s normal for any device. May drain about 2-5% of the battery after 12 hours. That’s what I’m seeing. But very normal. It charges devices fairly normally but not as fast as a normal outlet. I expected that. I’ve only been charging phones and blue tooth devices (small speakers and phone ear pieces - nothing all too large). I use it mainly to hold the power, not charge it from zero, but coworkers have used it and it charges at about 1% a minute. Pretty standard but it’s also safe and in my bag while we move about. The lights in the pack signal when your dewalt battery is low or when in use. Quite nice. I carry a backup one in the pack on longer days but haven’t had to switch out yet. I would buy it again and recommended this for my coworkers. —//—-2022 Update—//—- I wanted to submit an update as I saw a few people found my review helpful and I wanted to add some thoughts. I realize I never commented on the tool pouch portion! Oops! In the main compartment there are quite a few slots for carrying individual tools like screwdrivers, pliers, chisels, etc. the material the bag is made out of (inside and out) is very sturdy. With moderately gentle placement, my tools have not even come close to ripping the material. A worry I had of tools going in and out often. I carry a lot of hand tools and a roll of duct tape and other items in the main compartment. It’s quite large. Definitely gives you plenty of options for organizing. The front two pockets are nice as well. The front top one is the most useful. Fits plenty of pens, a small notepad and other quick access items. The lower pocket is more of a pouch. Good for a pair of gloves. That back pocket where the battery is stored isn’t overly wide, but holds the battery, cables, another flashlight and I store a large notepad and folder in there with a thin clipboard. This easily beats my larger tool bag that I carried with a strap over one shoulder (open-top style) or the smaller lunch bag size tool bag I used for size convenience. Not to sound like a commercial, but as a safety professional, I like this for all of the ladder and stair climbing I have to do. One more hand is free to hold the ladder or railing. Less strain on one shoulder holding all the weight too. It’s been about three years and I still don’t have any complaints. No real improvement recommendations either. I’ve scoped out a few other similar bags from other brands and even DeWalt (battery-less one with no light) and I still would buy this again. Worth the price tag. I use it less than I used to, but it’s my #1 go to tool bag. It also looks clean and professional when I leave it in an office. It’s not an open toolbag where you have to see unsightly tools or worry about items growing legs and walking off easily.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2019 by Patrick G
It holds a lot of stuff. The front section with the two tool walls is pretty much maxed out at this point, as is the main compartment in the back. I use that space for my tool belt, which is pretty bulky and has to be folded up kind of tightly, as well as a few zipper pouches with some small odds and ends, a digital multimeter, a few rolls of electrical tape, two bit sets, and of course the 20V battery. It's a shame the bag doesn't include one (and a charger for the battery) but I suppose it's kind of meant for people who already own DeWalt power tools (I am not one of these people). In retrospect it would've been much cheaper and more practical to just buy, say, the regular lighted backpack and and a separate power bank (which could hold way more charge than the 2Ah batteries I ended up purchasing). Anyhow, this still works just as well for me in an age of powerbanks, since my phone battery is 3Ah but I don't really use it that much, so the backpack charging system is sort of a backup for me in case I get really low. There's a small pocket that can store a coiled up USB cable, and a larger one next to it that should fit most smartphones. I'm an electrical lighting technician in the entertainment industry, so there's pretty much always 120V AC service nearby, otherwise I wouldn't be there because I'd have no job, however I like having an "all in one" place to keep my personal stuff, and not have to worry about ever charging my phone off somewhere far away. It's either on me or in the bag, always. Oh yeah, and the best part of this backpack is the light. It's freaking awesome and makes everyone at work jealous. No more fumbling around in the dark trying to find something or pack stuff away and having to rely on a flashlight or headlamp--just a quick tap or two of the button and the interior of the bag is blasted with light, which can be directed anywhere (I've even used it while carrying the backpack to light the path in front of me). Seriously makes life so much easier. I love it. It is kind of bulky, and if you pack it full of stuff like I did, it'll be quite heavy. But at least it's a backpack and not a standard tool bag, so you can distribute the weight on both shoulders, which is important. So, overall, it's great. If you're more interested in the charging than anything else, but you don't already have DeWalt batteries, do yourself a favor and invest in a powerbank instead and get a different backpack, or buy the CLC backpack that is basically an exact duplicate of this, but has an included 15Ah powerbank (seriously, you can't beat that). I personally don't need a week's worth of charge available because I can just recharge the batteries when I get home, but everyone is different I suppose. It feels super durable and I don't foresee this bag getting worn out anytime in the next decade honestly. So I guess you could say it's...guaranteed tough.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2018 by Gavin Cole
Best backpack I’ve ever owned especially one for tools tons of pockets and plenty of room for everything you need in the job
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 by Anthony
So much better than the old style bags and other back packs I have looked at. I love the organization and storage but really love the on-board power. I take my bag into my jobs and don't want to come back out for a tool. This gab holds everything i need for most of my jobs. It has cut down on a lot of wasted time walking back to get another tool. I love the battery on board for charging my phone and tablet. I don't have a gang box that I work out of or a shanty that I could charge my stuff so this keeps my phone and tablet safe and charged inside my bag! I hate to plug my phone into a wall outlet somewhere and have to worry about keeping an eye on it. With this bag I can charge the phone inside the bag in a safe spot that won't get scratched and the bag is near me so it is always in my sight. I don't use the light much, my works spaces are usually well lit but I did use it once when coming out late one night in a dark parking lot. This bag is so much better than the old bags I used to use and some of the guys I work with like it better than some of the new bags they bought.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2017 by Doug