KUNN Tool Belt Suspenders, 3-Points Construction Suspender for Men | Padded Tool Bag Suspenders, Adjustable Work Belt Suspenders, for Carpenter, Electrician, Construction, Framers

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They were perfect just what I needed. I was very pleased.

I am 5’8” and it was too big for me. I used rivets to shorten the straps and it worked perfectly.

Bought this support my metal detecting finds bags. The weight of everything I carry on long walks was pulling my belt and pants down constantly. Bought this product over the 4 strap version because I just needed a little support and they work awesome. I’m a tall person and I was afraid the straps would be too short, but they are not and the straps will fit a 3” wide leather belt. Perfect for my needs!

Pretty good quality for the price! Work great for distributing weight from your bags, with your shoulders! Adjustable, to fit most sizes!

Here are a few general observations after having used a number of different suspenders for wearing with a tool belt: - Elastic suspenders stop hold up the weight of a tool belt pretty quickly. - Suspenders that keep your pants up and then a tool belt that rides on secure pants works better for me than suspenders that keep a tool belt up but tend to lead to awkward bunching and pinching between your tool belt and pants. - An ergonomic cut that keep the back of the suspenders down at your shoulder blades rather than riding up against your neck makes a huge difference in how you feel at the end of the day! - Padded shoulders are really nice. - Clips that connect to belt loops are better than jaws that clamp on. - Having pockets and loops for few tools on the suspenders themselves is really nice. - A spot to be able to clip a tape measure to the suspenders is nice so you can take off the tool belt and just have the suspenders with markers and tape measure when doing layout. - You don’t want too thick of padding or too many pockets because you want slim enough to wear under jacket in the cold. - 3-clip Y-shape works best for hooking to most pants since most have either one center-back belt loop or two close-together belt loops. - If you are going to hook to the tool belt rather than pants (or if you want to be able to have a hammer loop right in the center back of your belt, then a 4-clip suspender system works better. For this review, I am going to compare two suspenders that I tried recently. Kunn Pros Softer more flexible less bulky build Does not pinch neck when working above head Spread ring hooks easier to undo than more usual hooks and less weight Tape measure attachment Strap configuration and adjustment better – end of straps hook to back of buckles so can just slide buckles. Velcro loops around belt better than fixed to can add without undoing. Strap ends do not interfere with pocket Cons PADDED SECTION TOO SHORT Rides up against back of neck Does not lie flat against back Sternum strap too high and not adjustable Ergonomic fit needs improvement. Only one pocket Pencils on left good if tape measure with right and mark with left, but many want on right Improve (in addition to fixing cons) Pencil/tool slots on both sides Welkinland Pros Sturdier build Better and more ergonomic fit. Right Size padded section. Adjustable sternum strap. Better looking. More professional looking. 3.5 pockets Cons Bulkier Too stiff Pinches neck when working above head Hooks harder to get off than spread rings and extra weight Around belt loops not Velcro so have to undo Strap configuration and adjustment not as nice – end of straps should hook to back of buckles so can just slide buckles. Straps ends sewn under tool pockets interfere with putting tools in pockets No tape measure attachment Brand overemphasized on back Improve (in addition to fixing cons) Pencil/tool slots on both sides

Esta bien pero si mides menos de 5 pies 10 pulgadas te quedara grande a mi me quedo un poco grande es para personas altas

Great quality nice set of suspenders but if you're over 5 foot 4 tall the pockets are in your neck.

Justo lo que necesito

They look like they would work. I never kept them. I returned them, as I fixed my old ones.

It’s only useful for tall people

Good quality comfortable but I’m 5’6 female and the straps don’t go small enough to fit my frame they sit looser then I would like.

I’ve put these on my tool belt but haven’t had the chance to actually use it, yet. The suspenders seem well made and I feel they’ll do the trick..