CUSTOM LEATHERCRAFT DG5617 20 Pocket Apron & Suspenders

Mine arrived today and it's the same one they have at Lowe's but it's way more expensive . Selling for 120! So this was a deal. Great quality and fast shipping .

Great tool organizer that offers comfort and safety. Provides effective back support while working.

Excellent product. Highly recommend tool belt. Great buy

I'm a roofing superintendent, suspender tool belts are awesome. The design of this one is good, but im gonna have to cut the belt and chest belt so its safe. 32in waist. The inner belt has a velcro feature, which I can't use lol it just hangs down like the chest belt. Its still comfortable though with all my tools and nails. I just don't want the dangleys to catch on something.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm an electrician by trade but I've also done some small framing and roofing work with this belt. Worked well for most of the things I needed it to do, not a great electricians belt tho.

Ive owned this pouch for 10 months. The suspender gusset ripped while putting in on over a thick jacket, as well as the speed square pouch. Over all its been caught on fastners, ladders, and soaked and still stayed together. Most tools are held firmly in their pockets except the cats paw loop; and nail punch/pencil pockets. They will fall if you move around.

1st the belt did not come big enough, which was ok because I cannot stand a back pad like this especially in summertime. 2nd the suspenders are ok except I'm right handed and the pencil holder pocket is too high and onthe wrong side and pencils or markers won't stay in it anyway unless it is crammed full. The cell pocket which i use for a notepad holder could be a little lower also. Both pouches after a few months of being loaded down started folding inward and corners started rubbing legs raw, which i fixed by ripping a piece of pvc pipe and placing in them. The nail side says it has a povvket for a speed square, haven't found it yet. The po cket im using it easily falls out if anything touches it. If I put it the top pocket i can't bend over without it stabbing me. I do like the setup fof the tape measure just took a little getting used to. My molding tool will actually fit where the nail puller supposed to go. The tool side has plenty of places for my other tools I carry such as needle nose, 11n1 screwdriver, 6" tri-square, 6" crescent wrench small dasco pry bar, pencil, tack puller and utility knife. Just the banding was of durable elastic instead of just nylon because eventhough it keeps everything separated and upright they still fall out especially when you set your belt down.

So far I'm on my second belt. The first one I returned for product defects from factory production, opening the thing talked diagnol cutters to get through overtightened zip ties, and staples need pulled out as well. Finally got it stripped of store extras, and I cant get it to snug up around my waist. It said it fits a 29 to 46 inch waist but it's lose at its smallest setting on me, I'm a 31inch waist. I'm not so impressed and I haven't even testing it for durability yet...if I make it that far.