AWP Tool Belt Tool Rig, Durable Premium Utility Belt Organizer for Men & Women, Utility Work, Electrician, Mechanic

You get to a certain point where suspenders are a must on a tool belt. Satisfied with the size of the belt and pockets. The look and feel is nice. For the price point it’s a good value. I wasn’t spending hundreds and expecting a perfect belt that would last forever, but definitely worth the money in this price range.

This is by far the best tool belt I have tried!! Very well made and love all the adjustability! Belt can fully spin if needed to adjust to your size, the pockets snap open and shut which is sweet! And I love that the belt potion is wide and not narrow! Only downside is they don’t offer different color options

I like these fine, but they are still fairly low end bags. The tape measure pocket on the top left bag almost immediately lost it's shape, the padding on the shoulder straps took a week to lose support, and the belt started fraying almost immediately. The spring loaded opening is nice for making the bags a bit narrower if you don't need all the bags open, and the green liner is nice for seeing what's in the bags. The layout is good for me and my routine. Lastly, the split pouch on the left bag is nice for my uses. Got these on a Prime Day sale, and feel like they are a decent value at that price, but would probably get Occidentals if I had to pay very much more.

Great quality products great price

Arrived in good condition, in a timely fashion, at a reasonable price compared to other sites, and works. I'm 5'9", 220, and this fits me comfortably What else is needed? Would order again.

I like the back pack style suspension system, the chest strap was nice until the threads ripped out of it and it was only hanging on by half of the intended stitching. The click clack pockets are a nice feature that shrinks the overall profile of the bag down. Plenty of pockets and places to hold smaller tools like a chisel and screwdrivers. Only one of the smallest pockets closes, the other is too shallow to keep fasteners in if you don't store you tool bags in a hanging position, I store mine in a large tote box so I can easily move work tools out of my vehicle when I need space. Tried contacting the manufacturer about any warranty on the broken stitching, they never replied. May be better off purchasing a higher quality product from the brands that offer leather attachment rather than all nylon. This could have been a five star bag had the quality of thread been a little higher.

Bought for my son who a concrete worker. He loves it! Material is great and has a lot of storages to hold things while he’s working. Adjustable for perfect fit.

Not a pro but I like it it fits good is comfy and has plenty of pockets I would recommend it

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Great belt at first, used for a month and a half and the stitching has come apart on the left pouch which makes thr whole left side sag and cant really use the speed square slot or the bottom pocket,not ideal 🤷

For almost $200 this shouldn’t happen, one of the brace to belt clips snapped and the chest buckle broke both in the same week, I’ve had the belt for less than a month. So much for quality.

Belt and pouchs are great but the suspenders hooks broke in the first 2 days while I was walking a wall the front to snapped off and I didn't have much weight in the pouchs

I'm nearing retirement and needed a new tool belt, and didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars for one that I would need for only a few years. Keep in mind this isn't a Diamondback or Occidental, but quality enough for a newbie or someone like me who's winding things down. It has all the pockets you need, except the catspaw sleeve and hammer ring are in the back. Very inconvenient for the tools you regularly need. I like how the pouches fold in to keep the nail clips and screws from falling out. The cell phone pocket is a joke. It might fit a Nokia from the 90s. So, if you're starting out, and you don't have the dough for a quality tool rig, or if you don't know if you want a career in the trades, this is your best option. If you're a seasoned carpenter/framer, then buy a Diamondback or similar.