Tool Belts for Men, Pouch Utility Bag, Electrician Carpenter, Construction, Framers, Framing Tool Belt Work Apron Suede Leather with 12 Pockets, Light Brown

I am doing a lot of construction work in my basement. Glad I bought this. I have a pouch for drywall screws, pencil slot, tape measurer pouch, utility knife, and other tools. Plus, it can hold my drill and a hammer. This is basic tool bag functionality - but game changer. It has saved me a lot of time not trying to find all the stuff I put down and forget where I left it.I have used the pouch for about 10 hours in total now, so this is not a longevity review. In the short term, I found it easy to attach to my waist. It has not slid down or came undone yet. It seems like it is built to last for a long time.I am a weekend warrior when it comes to projects. I'd say this is a good choice for someone that does light work on occasion. If you are someone doing construction work for a living, I am not sure if this tool belt will hold up as well as something constructed from a thick leather (which cost 2-3 times as much).Recommended for people working around their homes or doing light weight work. It might work out well for professionals as well.

I am a teacher, and I wear an apron at school to keep track of all my things. The aprons I bought in the past wear out after a few months, so I was looking for something more sturdy. This DEFINITELY does the trick. I wear this thing 8 hours a day every day, and it is comfortable and sturdy. It fits SO many things! We’re talking bandaids, post-it’s, pens/pencils/markers, my phone, random stuff the kids hand to me, nurse passes… literally everything. On top of that, I am still able to move freely while wearing it. I can’t tell you how many parents, kids, and other teachers have enjoyed seeing me wear this- weather because it’s hilarious to see a teacher with a tool belt or because they want one, too!

One thing I don't like about this belt is that the belt itself is super long. I cut it a bit shorter and now it's fraying a lot and I keep having to cut off loose strands. Otherwise, I like the size of the pockets and the hammer loops are sturdy. I wear mine on the backside (opposite of what's in the picture), I think it works a bit better that way.

Great tool belt. Has multiple pockets for different utensils or objects. Very comfortable fit and great for multiple different sizes (of hips). Very easy to move around in it in different positions while building. Quality is amazing and very durable/strong.

The wide band provides comfort and the buckle is sturdy and easy to fasten. it's more than sufficient to hold all the tools i need, including fasteners, a beefy tape measure, speed and combination squares, box cutter, channel lock pliers, carpenter pencil, torpedo level, plus two metal loops (i use mine for my framing hammer and the other for temporarily hanging my cordless framing nailer when i need both hands).it's a steal for $30 and i would definitely buy this tool belt again

The belt buckhole clasp slips Behind the holding ring , with little to no weight in the belt. This creates a very dangerous situation when you're up high with your belt around your waist.

This tool pouch came defective. The appearance is good but the buckle is defective. The buckle loosens by itself and the pouch falls off u while u r working. It's very annoying. This has never happened before for the 40 years that I have been using tool pouches in construction.

I use it when I do light gardening, because I can't always remember where my hand tools are.