Custom LeathercraftIP489X Suede Tool Bag & Poly Web Belt, 3 Pocket , Tan

I'm sure this isn't the world's best tool belt, but it also costs less than $15! I bought one for myself and liked it so much I bought one for members of our volunteer crew who build wheelchair ramps. I just reordered more. Everyone really likes them. The belt is very sturdy and adjustable, and the pouch is versatile and useful with the three pockets and holders for pencils or whatever. If you want more space, you can buy another pouch without the belt and simply add it on to this on the other side. I don't see how anyone can go wrong, whether this is your first tool belt or you're giving it as a gift. If you're a professional trades person, I suppose you'll want to spend more on something fancier with more pockets and such, but for a weekend warrior who doesn't want to spend a lot but still get a very useful belt, this is awesome. If I didn't think so, I wouldn't have bought 10 of them so far!

Found this in the sale section feed for once opened or crushed box section. I'm very impressed with the construction and happy with the holder's capacity.The past few years I've messed up work pants that developed pocket holes during a multiple-year reno of a vintage property for business.I've tried owning one of the drop over the f bucket tool holders which I like A LOT.Though I still found myself putting stuff in my buckets or leaving bits when swapping out parts to the drill. Or, any number of other happenings where I've not got what I need as I move around a lot during certain projects. Especially the deck reno and resolution.Between this, the drill holder, and another holder I'm set for those projects I need multiple tools and parts for specific installs.Like, the tin ceiling hand nailing special ones and requiring a specialty plier and block of wood custom cut to prevent damaging the tin tile. With this I’ll be able to carry everything I need while on the scaffolding.For the wonderful price I’m even happier.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯

I like that it’s not big and bulky and has plenty of compartments and is very sturdy. What I don’t love about it is the strap. It’s very stiff and difficult to adjust. You can’t adjust it while it’s on, you have to take it off, fight with it, test the size, and repeat. Other than that it’s a good tool belt.

Good price. Perfect for use during small household repairs. Highly recommend product.

Bought for 10 year old great grandson. He loves wearing it while helping his dad.

I've been using this for work, and around-the-home jobs carrying just a handful of tools and a measuring tape. I'm not a contractor nor do I do construction, but it holds a phone, pens, moisture meter, flashlights, box cutter, and camera with room to spare. After a couple months of use including putting it on and off several times a day, it still looks brand new. CLC has been around for decades and a trusted name in contractors. The 2-inch nylon weave belt feels really sturdy, several contractors I know still have their original belt from 20 years ago. I bought this before knowing just how durable these pouches are; but their reports and build quality make me feel confident this bag will last a lifetime.The only downside to this is when I crouch or bend over, my belt buckle for my jeans (in conjunction with my belly) can sometimes cause the tool belt clip to come undone. Easy enough fix is to just offset the toolbelt clip away from my gig-line. Not really a downside, just a reminder I need to lose some belly. This belt is PERFECT for the home-diy guy, or someone that uses a small tool pouch daily for serious construction work.

The belt is very strong and well made, but the pouch seems like it won't be super sturdy. Fine for me as I am not putting it to heavy constant use.I found the hammer loops a little snug, I have to pull and wiggle my hammer to get the end of the handle out as it has a slight flare and a rubberized handle - like most hammers do!

Many years in the building trades I've seen and used worse. Not big enough for a rough carpenter but for an old worn out one, just right. Made in India of surprisingly good leather,double row stitching, a solid bag. Hammer loop is too small for any of my hammers but may stretch with a little soak and the "tape hanger" holds a hammer OK. Can jam a 14 volt Makita in it but takes up all the space. Using it now for electrical work and does a passable job holding the necessary stuff in reasonable order. All in all, a very good bag for the $ if it's big enough for your needs.