Gardening Tool Waist Bag Belt Heavy Duty Oxford Tool Apron with 7 Pockets of Different Sizes and Depth (Green)

This is a lifesaver especially for those teachers who use interactive notebooks (INBs) in class. I have taught elementary and middle school (ESL, English/Language Arts, Math, and Science) and have used INBs in all my classes so I am always trying to carry my scissors, glue, etc. as I move around the classroom helping students. Not to mention keeping my hands on my overhead remote, dry erase markers, or whatever else I need to have close by so we can keep lessons moving forward. Being realistic, pockets can only carry so much and I'm at a loss on those days when I'm wearing something without pockets.This bag comes to the rescue helping me keep essentials close by and stopping those "Where did I set that down?" panic moments. It has five front pockets, two back pockets, and a plastic clip on the front. One of the front pockets has a drawstring to tighten it up so contents don't fall out if you bend forward.I keep mine stocked with my a few extra pens, pencils, a dry erase marker, scissors, glue, a couple band aids and a nurse pass because my middle school kids tend to ask at the most distracting moments. I like that it also has those two nice-sized pockets on the back for those moments when a student cell phone needs my safe keeping for the class period. This has cut down of the big production made when a student has to hand me their phone - it's discreet, effective, and class keeps moving without interruption. I use the other back pocket for my cell phone so I can discreetly hear my "5 minutes until the bell" alarm and guide students into our clean up routine without sending them into a frenzy. Overall, it has become a reliable resource in my classroom, I don't know how I kept everything together without it.I'd recommend buying a couple for your student helpers or for those who help with small groups (SPED) or sheltered instruction (ESL).

Something women get excited about. Wearable pockets. :) This woman, anyway.In the beginning of shelter in place, I was advised to bring as little as possible into the grocery store with me. This was alright -kind of- in the beginning because it was March and I was still wearing a jacket with pockets! But then when I had gloves on, I didn't want to go fumbling around blindly in my pocket for my ID, or the credit card for my groceries, or my Mom's groceries, or my Sam's Club or Costco card. Ugh!.Soon enough it was too warm for a jacket, I needed pockets. Pockets I could see. And wear.I thought if I could just have some organized pockets for my essentials: Keys, ID card/debit card, Phone, Shopping list, hand sanitizer... this would be way more efficient. Thus began my search. The search for wearable pockets. And I found this! Its sturdy! Its black! It matches all my clothes! :)The strap fits perfectly through the belt loops in my jeans... I can see everything through the mesh panels of the front pockets, the left pocket holds my smart phone, keys & cards go front and center, hand sanitizer on the right, and the second layer of pockets holds grocery list, receipts & extra gloves if I'm going to multiple places.Secondary use - OMG this is perfect for hiking and bike riding, too! You keep streamlined, hands free carrying! No worries about your phone sliding out of your pocket while peddeling. I seriously love this gardening apron. I never used the clip in the front. We will call that decorative. :)

I use this as a utility belt when I am crafting or doing DIY projects. I also sometimes wear it shopping to avoid carrying a backpack or purse. It has so many pockets for different sizes and width items. It holds my cell phone securely and the strap is adjustable for those of us with fluctuating waistlines.

I ordered this item to use at work not for gardening and once it arrived I had thought it was a bit cheap feeling so I decided to return it and Amazon refunded me and told me to keep it so I decided to use it anyway and now that I've been using it since April 6, 2021 I figured I should at least give an honest review on it.When it arrived it felt cheap and plastic-ey the pockets were decent and the snap buckle belt was long enough and wide enough so it was comfortable to wear.I work in a warehouse and use this to carry pens, a fat marker, my scanner which is an iphone 8 model I believe that has a snap on scanner attachment which makes it about 2.5 inches at the thickest part, shipping labels, a pair of work gloves, my own phone and I clip my box cutter to it. It holds all that pretty easily, I don't use the pockets that are on the backside because when the belt is clipped it makes it difficult to access while on.The mesh on the pockets is made from a rolled plastic that's soft so the one that has my scanner in it has already worn a hole into it from rubbing on the steel racks as I slip between them and the forklifts or wiggle around other metal carts that are in the aisles.I think it might hold up better if it wasn't under daily abuse but I figure since I got it for free I'll wear it til it falls apart and I'll write an update when that happens so people will get an idea about how long this item will last.

Incredibly sturdy the pockets were deep with maximum storage for a utility belt super easy to use very lightweight but durable has been a blessing for work

I use this for work in a retail setting but as a part of inventory and truck. Neatly holds my scanner, water bottle, cell phone, ear buds, note pad, pens, and box cutter.

Pockets are smaller than looked or stayed.

Plenty of room for phone, tapes, scissors, blades, etc