Task T77250 Weekend Warrior Work Apron, 5-pocket Leather Utility Belt with 2-Inch Wide Polymer Belt Quick Release Buckle - Adjusts from 36” - 54”

I was really impressed with the quality of this belt at this price point. Most competitor's products at this level are web belts with canvas pouches. This one is made with good-quality leather pouches. The rivetting is good and where the competitors typically use two rivets to attach the pouches to the belt this one uses three. The stitching is great and the rivets hit the ends of the stitch lines to prevent them from unraveling. The sizing is accurate but the pouches are riveted to the belt so it will not go lower than the minimum size mentioned in the other reviews. I also like the size of the large pockets. I was able to fit my electrician's pouch inside one. I am not a professional but use it weekly volunteering with Habit for Humanity and around the house for DIY. This toolbelt is excellent for that level of use.

I can't lie. I'm just a weekend warrior DIY guy and not a daily-use construction worker or contractor. So I didn't have any real legitimate use for this tool belt, I just wanted one so I could more safely carry all the tools I needed up a ladder or around the house instead of having to climb down or go out to the garage to keep getting things I needed. But you know what? This does the job and does it awesome. It actually fits my girth, too, so that's a huge plus since a couple other belts I tried first had to be returned because they just weren't up to that challenge. This one serves me well and holds everything I need. It's a nice, tough cowhide that feels like it should last much longer than I'll need it. Plus, my wife thinks it looks hot when I wear it, so there's that.

I got this tool belt for my job as an apartment maintenance tech. After using this belt on many work orders, I can say it’s a prefect belt for this industry. It features two big pockets and one small pocket on the back. It also features loops for hammers or additional tools. Typically I would use one pocket for my M12 drill and bits, the other pocket for parts and screws needed for the work order. The smallest pocket in the back fit my Motorola radio perfectly. After a year of daily use, the plastic buckle finally gave out and broke. The pouches and the belt itself were still in otherwise perfect condition, no rips or tears. Considering the work it was put through and how it made my job easier, I’d say it was well worth it for the price

I love this, it is very good quality and sits nicely, seems like it will last me a long time! Be careful about the waist measurement though, I forgot to check that and it just barely works for me at the tightest. Lucky! I am 31" on my hip bone, I do not think it will fit anyone less than 30" but 30" should still work. See all that extra strap making a second layer in the picture? It seems to be secured underneath though when I wear it, but could always cut and melt the webbing shorter.

great design, extra holders for so many tools I cannot describe them all here. This was a great find and a decent price.

Positives: Large capacity, tough, durable.Negatives: Heavy, bulkyNotes:I like carrying lots of things, and don't mind a little weight/bulk, so it works great for me.It's tough enough to carry sharp objects (sheet rock screws, exposed knife, ...). I'm rough on things, but after laying on it on my roof, catching on things, banging into edges, its holding up.I have a 36" waist - I'm on the 2nd to tightest belt hole. Wouldn't recommend for under 34", but could go much higher. I added a hair tie to hold the extra belt end from flapping around.

This is the first time I have purchased a used item from Amazon. I saved $15.88 on the purchase.When I received the tool belt it looked in new condition with the original hang tags.This is a high quality carpenters tool belt. The suede leather is soft and does not need the break in like other leather tool belts I have used. The pockets are plenty big enough. The outer pockets are great for fasteners and the inner pockets work well for holding other tools depending on the job you are doing. I use it to do electrical house wiring. It holds all of the hand tools and parts that are needed.This tool belt will last many years of hard use.

I have not used many tool belts in my life. The few I have had were used for projects around my 3-story house, as is this belt. I do not know what a professional may need, but it meets all of my needs for home repair and home handyman work. The size issue was a concern for me and the answered questions were not conclusive. I made the leap anyway. I have a 40-inch waist and I have used up about 1/2 the notches in the belt, which are about 1.25 inches apart. So either way, I could loose or gain about 8 more inches and it would still fit.