Bucket Boss - AirLift Tool Belt with Suspenders, Tool Belts - Original Series (50100) with 12 pockets, Brown , 52 Inch

Had this for close to a year and put a lot of hours on it. It’s very durable and still very comfortable even loaded up with some hand tools - drills and more. Save a lot of time and keeps you organized focused on the job not where your tools are. Highly customizable and pockets are pretty well thought out and easy to access even with gloves.I’m not so reckless with my gear but this holds up very well no rips or holes from screws or knives. No fraying at any seems either. I’m not exactly a small guy (5’11” ~220) but I the belt just fits me with room to grow. Shoulder supports fit nice!I’ll love using this kit for a long time. Will update next year!

I think these were about $40 when I got them. For the price, these worked great for about six months. If you’re carrying anything beyond a hammer, square, chalk box and some pliers this won’t last you long.After about three months the bottom of the pencil pockets tore out and about six months in the bottoms of the large pockets are ripping out. If you need a set of bags that will help you figure out what kind of setup you really want later on, get these. I just got a set of leather bags today after figuring out from these what I liked and disliked.

Stronger and comfortable

I'm a big guy and this thing fit me great with room to spare. Most other cheap nylon bags never fit, so finding a set that does was awesome. It is super comfortable and it's adjustable. Even the suspenders have adjustability so you can choose how low you want your bags and to make it fit perfect. It has nice deep pockets for screws, tools, ECT. The layout of the pockets make for easy access for your tape measure, pencils, hammer, and has a loop for a drill or pry bar. I certainly wasn't expecting it to be so rugged. For $60 I was expecting the typical cheap nylon bags you'd get from one of the big box stores..... Nope. Super thick and it feels real tough. Overall a nice set of heavy duty bags for a great price. I would absolutely recommend these to anyone who doesn't have the money for a nice set of leather bags including pros or a diy'er. I own a construction and home improvement company so we will see how they hold up with regular use. From using other cheap bags, I think they will far out last those. It's going to be way better than trying to keep everything in my pockets and leaving tools lying around and scrambling to find what I need.

These are actually very nice for the modest price. I have been in the trades for 25 years and I have been self employed for the past 17 years. I used a nice set of Occidental’s for the past 15 years but it was time to hang up my bags temporarily. I gave my bags to my youngest son who is working in construction as well. Im mostly doing handyman work now and these are perfect for that. The material is nice and sturdy, the suspenders are nice and comfortable. Im a fairly big guy 6’2 and 245 lbs. These bags would fit someone much larger than me. They might be a bit big if you are a really slim guy. I will update as time goes on. I feel these are plenty sturdy for the work I do now.

Pros-Great Price-Suspension is great-Big bags with space for kitchen sink-All metal attachments on suspenders.Cons-None of the adjustments are secure.-Bags keep sliding off the belt.This is a great tool belt. If there were more smaller pouches for fasteners it would be perfect. It is also offered at a rock bottom price.The suspenders a crucial and prevents the belt from pulling down on my pants. Also the all metal attachments was something I was looking for. They won't wear out like the velcro on my belts or break like some of the plastic attachments.I like that the hammer loop is at the small of my back. It does not hit my knees when I am walking around.However, I have a couple criticisms.The suspender don't adjust small enough and I am not a small guy. I am average size and height for an American male. Also, The adjustments are not secure. The suspender kept sliding down. I ended up just sewing the straps where at the perfect length for me.When the bags are loaded and hung from the suspenders, Nothing is securing the hammer loop. The hammer loop pulls the belt out of one of the bags and the hammer loop slides off the belt. This is not a problem when the belt is secured, but I like to walk around with the belt unbuckled at the end of the day or during lunch. Also when I hang up this belt I have to buckle the belt which is a minor annoyance.Also, the loop can slide to one side which makes it very difficult to locate behind your back. It is not secured horizontally.If you can make the modification to the suspenders, and figure out a way to secure the hammer loop this is a 5 star bag. This price is excellent as well. However, I am taking 2 stars off because the suspender adjustments are not secure, and there is no way to secure the hammer loop out of the box.If you are willing to make some modifications, I would recommend this belt. However, if you want something that work right out of the box you will have to pay a bit more.

For my needs the design is great. The pouches are positioned more toward the side which keeps the content from falling out when climbing, squatting, or crawling around. With the shoulder straps I'm not constantly tugging and pulley my pants up. Although the material is heavy duty and has held up good, I would pay more for a leather one. All said, a great tool pouch... I recommend highly.