Custom Leathercraft2617 Framing Master Tool Belt, 28-Pocket,Grey

Well, I've worn my bags daily now for almost two months. I wanted to test them before writing a review. As a carpenter, a good set of bags is prudent to being efficient and has a drastic effect on attitude throughout the day. I work in Oregon, on the Coast. We have bruttaly wet winters. These are not wet weather bags. The ballistic woven material is so tight it doesnt allow water to drain. The bags just fill up. Great im sure in the summer time. My other complaint is due to that tightly woven material, they are extremely stiff. They have the tendency to have objects in the bags get caught on things. Particularly up ladders.The good, they are ballistic and tough. No rips or tears. They hold plenty of fasteners and all of my tools. The impact/drill bag on the back is perfect. I would always knock my impact off my old belt up and down ladders. This isnt the case any more. Comfortable and no shifting. Things stay in there place. The chest harness is great to keep the suspenders pulled inwards and not out and over the shoulders. For the price, these bags are worth the money. I can rivet drainage holes in each of the bags to accomadate proper drainage.My next set of bags will be summer bags. Occidental leathers are calling my name. But for now, these bags are 4 out of 5 stars in my books.

Like that it has a speed square pocket on the right and left unlike most of the other "frame rigs"

The only thing i dont like about the bags is that the big ones are hard to get nails out of in the winter time cause the bags are stiff and "V" shaped

A lot of pockets, very thought out. The price was reasonable at 80 but this seller fluctuates and I bout at 90 before tax :/ the only plus side was that it arrived 1 day and a half earlier than expected. But this tool bag I great for everyday construction work if you work in tight spaces a lot this is not the bag for you adds about 6-8 inches on each side of you lol. Pockets are sturdy and tall so no square falling out all the time there’s a pocket for that too

If you have to readjust the placement of the bags on the belt to fit your needs, it does not allow room to refit the suspenders.

Love the bags been using them for about 5 months now there is a ton of pockets. Did get a different pair of suspenders, because the ones that come with the bags the chest strap chokes you when you bend over

I found this to be one of the better tool belts I've had over the years. It has lots of room for tools and nails/fasteners . Suspenders were short so I upgraded them from my old belt. Being cordura they should last, only draw back is they are very stiff in the cold weather until they get broken in

After over a year of rough use, this the only toolbelt actually made for framing, that's durable and is as good quality as this is for the price, dad liked mine a lot and I got him one too, isn't meant to last forever but lasted waylonger than the multiple ones I've bought before.

Been wearing this belt for the last month. So far it’s been pretty darn good. It’s definitely bulky, I won’t lie; but I feel it’s only because it comes with the durability of the belt. I’d really be surprised if this thing ever started falling apart on me on the near future. I’m a custom home builder in BC and this thing has been the best belt I’ve own to date without breaking the bank. The only recommendation I’d throw out there is to be careful when doing finishing work or installing windows while wearing this because of its bulkiness.

Les sacoches sont robustes et bien pensées pour loger les tournevis, pinces et couteaux. L'ouverture des sacs et renforcé pour un meilleur accès aux outils.

Great! Got it for my hubby for work and he loves it, lots of pouches and very durable

Excellent, love it. Im a drywaller, i just take off the pouches i don't need and away we go.

Pretty good tool belt. It would be nice if the shoulder straps had more adjustment.