Show me your bash/race bag

[RetroThutmose]

Hello, I am trying to avoid getting a bigger and bigger tool bag when I head out to the park or racetrack. At the rate I am expanding tools and rc trucks my bag will be too heavy or I'll need to get a trailer! Right now I've got a smallish soft tool bag with a couple of pockets and some Tupperware I've labeled for specific trucks. The Tupperware makes it easy to grab the spares quickly instead of everything mixed up in the bag. I thought of a tackle box but I don't think the cubbies will work well with 1/10th scale? Might be good for spare storage if my spare situation gets out of control.

Pic of my setup for now.

 

[XplicitRC]

Just a Walmart plastic Husky toolbox paid like $15 for it.

 

[RC-Dude]

The blue Ikea bags with the zip. Perfect for dirty 3s and 6s series. Keeps the 1:1 car clean.

 

[RetroThutmose]

The blue Ikea bags with the zip. Perfect for dirty 3s and 6s series. Keeps the 1:1 car clean.

that's a great idea! beats the giant ace hardware paper leaf bag i was using

 

[gotnitro]

Hello, I am trying to avoid getting a bigger and bigger tool bag when I head out to the park or racetrack. At the rate I am expanding tools and rc trucks my bag will be too heavy or I'll need to get a trailer! Right now I've got a smallish soft tool bag with a couple of pockets and some Tupperware I've labeled for specific trucks. The Tupperware makes it easy to grab the spares quickly instead of everything mixed up in the bag. I thought of a tackle box but I don't think the cubbies will work well with 1/10th scale? Might be good for spare storage if my spare situation gets out of control.

Pic of my setup for now.

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Pit Bags are the only way to go for racing IMO. Only thing I've used that will pretty much keep everything you need on race day.