Veto Pro Pac Introduces the evo system™ at AHR 2026

Veto Pro Pac, the global leader and innovator, and company that created the premium tool bag category in 2022, is redefining how pros configure and secure their tools with the debut of the evo system™—an innovative, modular tool-connectivity platform designed to adapt to the way work actually happens on the jobsite.

Making its debut at AHR 2026 (Malco Group booth #SU214 and Veto booth #SU1007) and available for orders late spring/early summer, the evo system introduces a new, flexible system that allows tools to be securely integrated across bags, belts and equipment, giving trade professionals unmatched control, customization and efficiency.

Modular evo system tool bags, pouches and holsters evolve with the way you work

The modular evo system is a versatile attachment solution that allows trade professionals to quickly access essential tools, easily clip them to bags or belts, or fasten to equipment via integral magnets.

The innovative technology features exclusive docks integrated on the exterior tool bags and an evo system clip with integral magnets mounted to the back of each individual accessory. Veto Pro Pac evo system tool bags and pouches are designed to keep tools where they can easily be accessed, protect them at the job site and make carrying tools comfortable.

Small tool pouches, meter bags and a drill holster feature the evo system clip that can attach quickly and securely to the evo system docks on the sides of larger Veto Pro Pac tool bags—or directly to ferrous metal surfaces like commercial refrigerators, condenser units and van walls.

The larger tool bags include a 3mm-thick polypropylene waterproof base and interior pockets made of durable, water-resistant polyester. Many Veto Pro Pac tool bags also use a patented, integrated center panel that extends to the very bottom of the bag, allowing for easy access and balanced load distribution. Veto Pro Pac evo system tool bags also feature two strips of molded vertical MOLLE, modular lightweight load-carrying equipment, for additional clip attachment points.

Designed with HVACR technicians, electricians, plumbers and other trade professionals in mind, the new evo system series is available in 4 models including the TECH PAC EVO large tool backpack, TECH PAC MC EVO compact tool backpack, TECH-MCT EVO compact service tool bag and TP-XXL EVO closable, extra-large tool pouch.

Each of the bags includes two evo system docks for securely attaching pouches with evo system clips or other items such as tape measures, pocket levels or electrical tape storing straps.

The evo system line also includes flip and clip pouches and accessories such as:

• The MP EVO compact-sized, MP1 EVO smallsized, MP2 EVO and MP3 EVO medium-sized tool pouches, along with the MPM EVO medium-sized pouch that can accommodate a multimeter, all utilize the evo system clip for attaching the pouch to a larger bag with an evo system dock, a belt or trouser pocket. The pouches can also be magnetically mounted to surfaces inside a work van or equipment requiring service.
• The DH EVO is a compact-sized drill holster designed to be low-profile and store most compact sized drills and impacts. Using the evo system clip, trade pros can attach the holster to evo system tool bags, a tool or waist belt, or metal surfaces.
• The MB-L EVO tall, compact meter bag; MB-M EVO medium, compact meter bag; and MB-S EVO small, compact meter bag all include an evo system clip for attaching the meter bag to metallic surfaces, larger tool bags, belts or pockets.

“The new Veto Pro Pac evo system is the industry’s most innovative tool bag and accessory system for technicians and tradespeople designed to save time with a simple click or stick, and get to work,” said Jim Brooks, category manager at The Malco Group. “The evo system is Veto’s answer to jobsite challenges, combining our industry-leading attention to detail and functional tool bag design with high quality, durable materials that save pros trips to the truck, reduce the amount of time and frustration searching for tools, and substantially lower the risk of losing or misplacing tools.”