AWP Tool Belt, Tool Rig, Durable, Premium Tool Belt Organizer

I've been wearing a double tool pouch since 1993. I have almost every pocket needed for interior framing and drywall, ceiling tools. I'm still breaking this one in because it's thick tough leather. I practically soaked the entire set with saddle soap the night I received it. The trap jaw works good at keeping my button heads and points in the bag. If everyone on my job had a trap jaw for their screws we will stop giving everyone's boot souls a flat 😂 my coworkers are seriously considering getting one and I tell them do it.

This leather toolbelt has so many great features including pop open and close pockets (so screw don’t fall out when you take it off), giant pockets, d-rings for hanging the belt, a hammer hook that extends away from the body (no more leg bruises), thick leather that will last 20 or 30 years. ( Just started using it, but that is what it seems like).

Sturdy and good quality. But… you need some meat on you. Bought this for my man but he’s slim and says it’s uncomfortable when worn for awhile. He suggests buying suspenders if you’re also on the skinner side and bonier hips.

I got this belt for my son and was so thrilled when it came. He said it has lasted way longer than any other belt he has ever used. He will never buy any other brand.

Still great 3 years later maybe one small hole and nothing falls out

These are the first tool bags I've bought in 20 years. My last bags were canvas AWP bags with bag support belt. Great bags for the value. So it was finally time to break down and get some new bags and figured I'd go leather since these will probably be the last bags I'll ever buy. Over all construction of the bags is pretty good, but the pocket designs straight suck. First my right side bags are where I keep my tape, razor, cats paw, torpedo level, chisel, pencils, etc.. The leather holders that I'd slide my razor knife, or torpedo level into are too small. Knife has to fit tight in the bag for me! I had to pop a rivet out in order to get them to slide into the holders. The left bag is normally for screws, nails, and my speed square. There is no pocket for the speed square. If you put the square in the big pocket of the the bag, it falls out every time you bend over. The trap jaw pocket isn't deep enough to hold it and you have to stop, and look, to make sure you slide it into the trap pocket. I really can't stand that, which means I either have to cut a hole in that pockets corner or take it to a leather shop and have a pocket sewn into the bag. The belt seems a little cheap, but I was able to take my old AWP back support and slide the belt through it. Bags seem durable though despite some in-pocket design flaws. You get what you pay for though. Despite those these serious design flaws in both bags, over all I can live with it.

Favorite part is the collapsible pockets. I don't have to worry about screws or bits spilling out anymore. The whole bag in general is durable and up to task for any job.

I absolutely love the trap jaw feature on the two pouches. I keep all my bits and drivers in the larger one and fill the smaller one with the Tek screws I’m always using as a sheet metal worker. I used to have issues spilling bits and screws everywhere when I had to climb into an awkward spot. That’s been solved with being able to snap my pouches closed. It also helps with transport as I bounce around to different jobs a lot.