Bravex Tool Belt Suspenders, Tool Vest Pro Ultra 20 Bags Y-Style Toolbelt 5 Combo Apron Tool Pouch For Framers Carpenter Electrician 1200D Ballistic Nylon

Fits very well! It has plenty of pockets! Seems very durable, takes the weight off my hips well. Isn't to bulky. I love the marker holders up by my suspenders and the water bottle holder is great! So far this thing is well worth the $. The 2 hammer holder are awesome and plenty of places to hang my impact or drill. Awesome tool belt

This thing is high-quality material works really good. It’s lasted a long time. Well worth the money.

I was shocked for the price I paid you can't go wrong

This tool belt misses a few details but it manages to hit all the high points. Pros: - Nail/screw pockets have extra reinforcement - Two hammer loops - Harness is very adjustable - Belt uses a double steel prong with reinforced eyelets (I've broken every plastic buckle I've ever owned) - Plenty of pockets - Easy to rearrange the components if you want a different layout The cons (for me anyway): - No specialty pockets. I'd love to see a speed square sleeve and a few larger, ideally plastic-sleeved pockets for at least one chisel and utility knife. You can fit all that stuff in here, it's just awkward. - Pouches fall off too easily when tool belt is taken off. There's a very long strip of velcro around most of the belt, but nothing to actually connect to it, so the pouches just slide right off especially if they're heavy. - The cell phone pouch is like designed for an old Nextel or something. It's bulky and more round/deep than wide/flat. A modern phone flops around in there. - I have a 32" waist. Despite this being sized for down to 31" it's really big on me. The pronged section of the belt is fine, but the velcro piece you attach under it barely makes an inch of contact. I may need to modify this. - Not enough variety in tool holders. There are pretty much three sizes - too narrow, too shallow, and waaaaaayyyyy too deep and dark. I think if you were in a trade with a bunch of specialty tools like an electrician this might be perfect. I could see fitting all kinds of outlet testers, wire strippers, and stuff like that in here. But for framing, common items like speed squares, chalk lines, and nail pullers don't really have a home so you have to put them in bigger pockets and let them flop around. It seems like a lot of cons but at this point I'm so hard on my tools that I'm barely getting a year or two out of even amazing products. For <$80 this thing is a steal in my mind. Note: I didn't realize this when I bought it, but this "Ultra" version is sort of the "do it all" setup. They do actually have a model specifically for framing. I don't know if it's good or not but if you're doing a lot of general carpentry you might want to take a look.

Well built worth the price I paid, 40 something $ at time of purchase. You can fit a lot of tools inside. If it was any larger I would have trouble carrying it due to the weight. I’m guessing it weighs about 45-55 lbs full. I’ve used it for a year with that kind of weight, it shows little wear. However I do not use it for work, I use it for personal automotive fixes and household maintenance. It fits enough tools to completely remove a Subaru engine(minus the hoist). I find myself leaving my tools inside while they aren’t being taken on car trips. It makes it easier than walking back and fourth when your working on something away from the garage. While I use it for household stuff, I think it would last a while if I used professionally. I think I would put less tools inside in order to make it last longer if I was using it for work.

The pockets that are oversized tend to sag and some of my tools tend to fall out. May be too big of an opening on the pockets. Thinking about hemming the sides of the pockets to close the opening a bit better.

Nice and heavy duty use it in some pretty nasty places and it does pretty well. Zippers have held up pretty well over stuffing the compartments would buy again.

This roll/bag is really well made. Good materials and construction. So far, the bag’s strength exceeds my ability to lift it when overloaded. And it’s all too easy to overload it because it holds so much. After almost a year, I’ve had no rips or tears or busted zippers. I highly recommend it.

it holds everything you need and made well

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Its hold good so far. I’ve juz been using it for bout 3 wks i think.

This is great, it is heavy duty canvas and well made. The pockets hold an amazing amount of tools and keep them well organised. It allows me to carry a comprehensive tool kit in my 4x4 for off-roading and camping in a very compact package.

Traded the old leather one in. Awesome sauce. Comfy and works great.