Style n Craft 11-Pocket Carpenter’s Tool Belt, Heavy-Duty 600D Polyester Tool Belt with 3 Pouches and 2 Hammer Holders, Khaki and Black (76425)

This is a well made, basic tool belt. I'm impressed with the size of the pockets--I can actually fit my fat max 30ft tape measure in some of them. The material is sturdy and I can put sharp screws and nails in the pockets without worrying about them poking holes in anything. The feel of the belt isn't anything special like leather might be, but it definitely gets the job done for a really great price. I am a skinny guy (30 inch waist size) and this belt isn't huge on me like most belts. The adjustable straps tighten to the perfect fit. It had two nice pencil sized pockets for my carpenter pencil--I love these pockets because it encourages me to not set down and misplace my pencil and spend half my time looking for one. Very happy with this belt.

Very well constructed. Pockets are mirrored on both sides and you'll find small items falling out rather easily but it still does what you need it to do. If you're working with nails/screws, I'd recommend a belt with much deeper pockets, but it is a nice belt and it will last for a very long time.

My old leather nail belt had served me for many years, but I live in a very humid place near the sea. After the hammer holder broke, I decided to get a new one. I checked at stores but found the prices so high on the leather ones. I really like this one because it is lightweight and sturdy. It should hold up well in the hot, humid environment where I live, and it was a lot cheaper than the leather ones anyway.

not quite as user friendly as I thought it would be but for my use it works ok. A pro would probably not be too impressed tho

Great toolbelt for the money. Very tough fabric and I like the placement of the pockets. Used it to build a shed/chicken coop last summer. The metal hammer hangers are great. I find myself wanting to zip my hammer down into it even when I'm not wearing it!

As a first time home owner, the tool belt is one of those items where you have no idea how badly you need it until you use it. Being up in the attic in 100+ degree temperature and surrounded by insulation, it is good to know I don't have to climb back down for some tool. It fits very snugly with a 34 waist. The pockets are all very useful, though you end up using them for random items not exactly intended. Bottom line is I needed a tool belt on a budget and while this isn't made of fancy leather, it works well in a climate controlled environment.

The set up on this apron is great. The dual hammer loops and pouches supply plenty of room for tools. However, the belt is only adjustable so far. My waist is a size 30 and this belt was not adjustable to that size. If they instead used a buckle system that allowed for smaller waist sizes, it would be better. The buckle/belt in general on this apron was the major flaw for me. I'd have to tighten the belt as far as it would go which was still too loose. More so, the buckle system only allowed one side to be shortened. So I'd end up with the buckle all the way over to one side. Then when ever I had to bend at the waist such as when crouching/squatting, the buckle would end up in the fold. This would result usually in the accidental pinching of the buckle which would then release the tabs and the belt. Voila! Instant tool belt removal! Aside from the occasional belt falling off, I mentioned that this belt was just not adjustable to my waist size. So the rest of the time I was fighting to keep it up on my waist. So yeah, I had to give up on this apron and get a different one.

My husband has always rejected the idea of wearing a tool belt, & was forever losing (misplacing) his tools. Now he has a place for everything & is so glad I insisted he try something like this. Says it not only keeps tools in place, but it is actually very comfortable to wear. Thanks, again, Amazon, for making this available.