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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
The clasps is broken made cheap.
AHRose
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
This tool belt's design could certainly benefit from some refinements. When worn correctly, with the buckle in front, the suspender straps unfortunately hinder the movement of the pouches to the sides due to the placement of the strap clip loops. Adjusting the pouches requires pushing them over the loops and straps, resulting in discomfort and a need to constantly reach behind for tools. Reversing the belt and buckling it in the back brings the tools within easy reach, but they then interfere when bending down. Ideally, cutouts in the top portion of the pouch, where it wraps around the belt, would allow access to the clip loops, enabling more comfortable tool placement.The tool belt's construction seems quite durable.
karabu
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
We just received this today and it fits great on my husband. He is 6'3" with a 2" longer-than-average torso, so everything he wears needs to be for Tall sizing (and his trouser inseam is only 33").. I was hoping this tool belt would work for him because he doesn't like wearing his standard tool belts ... partly because they don't carry enough, and partly because his belly prevents it from staying in place without making his pants slide down ... LOL.The yoked shoulder support is great! He was able to adjust the suspender length to within the last 2" of excess strap, thankfully, and he says it will work for him. Now I can finally have 'hope' he won't keep laying tools all the over the place while working on projects for us. It gets frustrating trying to find them in the garage or yard later on, not to mention the tools ruined after rusting in the rain!I'm really happy to have found this through the Vine, as I didn't know such a thing existed before now. It is the PERFECT solution for guys who carry a lot around per project, who don't wear standard tool belts well, and who prefer their shoulders do the carry work rather than the hips/waistline (harder on the back). Kudos to whoever designs stuff like this ... they did a great job on this one, and it is very sturdily built and constructed for home use. It will also be easy to hang it on a utility hook with the tools left in place when working on multiple-days projects.WELL WORTH the 39.99 value when I ordered this. I am one happy wife, and one step closer to knowing where to find certain tools. :) :)
WDWRKR51
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
This is a very good quality tool belt, with built in suspension from the shoulders to help distribute the load. The neck band is stiff and sturdy, yet well shaped and comfortable to wear. There is a lightweight strap and snap buckle to keep the load centered on the shoulders. The belt itself is wide enough and stiff enough to support the tool pouches. It is surprisingly easy to put this tool belt set on, with little effort required, and then it rides securely as I move around on the job.The large pouches themselves are made of sturdy, durable materials. The suspenders can be quickly removed, if desired, but I find that I do like having them. It helps keep the heavy belt up when loaded with tools and supplies. One thing I found unusual was placing the hammer loop in the center of the back, rather than in the front. I found that I could adapt to that placement pretty quickly, and I think I like it better. This is my new go-too tool belt for working in various settings where several tools are needed and handy.
Randy J
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
I got this tool belt primarily for the two big pockets (one in each pouch). They are big enough to hold my compact drilldriver and impact driver. I do a lot of electrical work and I have occasion where it is handy to have both so I'm not constantly switching bits.The magnetic pads on each pouch also come in handy for small screws and parts.The belt on this is ridiculously long. I have a 34" waist so there is a ton of extra belt. I plan to cut it off and sew the ends.The pouches sit too far back for me when they are behind the suspender clips. I decided not to use the suspenders so I can pull the pouches forward where they are more easily accessible.THis is not a real heavy duty setup but it will be fine for most of my small jobs.
T Mac User
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Notice: This product was received at no charge as part of the Amazon Vine program but this is an unbiased review.The tool belt gives you plenty of pocket to hold lots of nails, screws, pencils, tools, and there is a loop for your hammer in the back. It’s better to have it in the back than on the side where the hammer knocks against your leg as you walk. It’s all made of nylon with a metal loop for the hammer. They’ve put rivets in the plate for the hammer loop and everything else has some decent stitching.There are shoulder straps with pads to hold the belt up and they’re clipped to the belt with some medium quality clips. There is a waist strap with a big plastic clip to hold it in place and a second smaller chest strap to keep it more secure.They have pockets on both sides to hold screws, nails, drill bits, or small tools, and both pockets have the same layout.It's a good tool belt for those home projects, but it’s not quite heavy duty enough for tough construction jobs. For those jobs, you probably need a belt made of leather with thicker straps.
Wylian & Roberta
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
This is one of the most comfortable tool pouch I have ever used.Now to keep in mind, the pouches aren't big like a normal one. For me, I like that it's not so bulky. Instead of using one big one, I can have the weight distributed on both sides.The material seems like it would definitely withstand the roughness of a work place. The suspender, that i thought would dig into my skin, felt so comfortable over my shirt. Things that I don't like, but does not warrant taking one star away. It's the hammer in the back, if you fall, you will hurt your spine. But it allows you to move that out. The waist strap is too long and nowhere to put it. I guess one can choose to cut it, or do like i did, I put it inside one of the pouches. Completely reccomend.
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