And what are you wearing?? LOL

Nice kit.

Mine has (in addition to many things from your bag)

- Two 1.5 TB USB hard drives for data backup

- One USB/e-SATA dock for disk cloning

- Two SATA/USB enclosures for hard disks - 2.5 and 3.5 flavors

- One adapter for USB to IDE/SATA/SCSI drives

- A pile of flash drives for sneakernetting

- Three or four bootable CDs/flash drives for booting systems outside their OS (Hirens, TrueImage, two or three Linux distros)

- One USB hard drive with a full set of Dell openmanage/server build disks and a bunch of Windows images

- Two or three Dell disk carriers for server disks and a couple of HP ones

- One bag-o-cables of just about any sort

- A box of cat5e, some wall plates/remod boxes and jacks

- Cabling gear (push sticks, a fish tape, two testers, toner, zip ties, punchdown tool, scissors, cable stripper etc)

- A ladder and a step stool

- A separate box of keyboards, mice, and some stuff I can sell (like network cards, small switches/routers)

The mandatory laptop, a not so necessary ipad, and the relevant crap that goes with that stuff.

I like comparing gear

As I am installing routers and switches, my gear is aimed in that direction.

I do have a LOT of cabling stuff but I don't carry it on every gig.

I have the stuff to make cat 5 cables but I don't need it every trip.

The laptop is necessary for configuring the routers and switches,

Yeah, I can see where your bag is tweaked to configuring specific gear. Mine is really wide open, I tend to go site to site, and never really know what the heck is going on when I get there.