CLC Custom Leathercraft 1614 20 Pocket, Heavy Duty Framers 5 Piece Comfortlift Combo Tool Belt System Black

I'm a relatively thin guy coming in around 6' tall and 145 lbs with a waist size of 32". As soon as I put the rig on, it was a pretty good fit. It wasn't too heavy and everything snugged up nicely for the most part. The material of everything feels impenetrable.My only complaint is in regard to the belt. It think it's really comfortable, but it just doesn't get tight enough for me. This was unexpected because it says it fits waist sizes 29" to 40-something inches.Despite that gripe which I'll be able to fix with a couple of rivets or something, this belt really feels top quality in addition to functioning like it should cost 2x to the price.I switched the location of the bags so that the one with the hammer slot on the end is closer to the front of my body and not behind me for better access.Overall, I'd recommend it.

It's hard to get the exact layout you want in pre-assembled tool pouches, but for me, these work very well. This model is as close as I could find to my last pair, which lasted me many years, but eventually wore out. I really like the belt and the hammer loop built into 1 of the pouches (I wish they both had one). The only criticisms I have are of the suspenders. The range of adjustment is a bit limited, and the shoulder straps are not nearly as comfortable as those on the CLC 6714, in time I may upgrade.

I bought these bags to start my new job in construction, and so far they have worked great! Material seems very durable so far. There are lots of room for hardware and some little slots for thin items like screw drivers or ratchets along with places to hang tools:Left side:- tape holder- 2 small slots inside main bag to hold screw drivers or thin tools- 1 large band to hang a large tool (I use this to hold my 12'' crescent wrench)- 2 medium bands (they can fit a 10'' crescent wrench, one located on the back and one underneath)Right side:- 2 small slots perfect for pens or drill attachments- 6 tool slots- one small pocket and one larger side pocket in main bag (I use these to hold my ratchet attachments)- 1 hanger for a hammer The harness is really helpful and durable, and is also one of the reasons why I purchased this belt over others. When I am carrying over 20 lbs worth of tools, it really helps to reduce fatigue. What I really like is that the harness hooks up to loops attached to the bags so there isn't any chance of the bags dropping or slipping.Now, one of the drawbacks is that for my trade there aren't enough pockets to hold some of my hand tools so I end up just throwing most of my tools in the main bags, which isn't that big of a deal, but can get annoying when carrying more than a handful of tools and sorting through them. Overall though, these bags are great for carpenters or anyone needing a general tool bag hold lots of hardware. For me though, I needed something with more pockets to organize my tools. CLC offers a heavy duty framer's set which does have plenty of pockets which I may purchase in the near future.

I bought this three years ago. I use it every single day, all day long. I don't think a single thing has broken or worn out on it, and I use every single pocket. I keep screws and nails, drill bits, spade bits, scrapers, all sorts of sharp things in it and there are no holes for stuff to fall out. There are wear spots all over it but none of my screw drivers stick out anywhere and nothing falls out. And I drop this in the dirt every time I pee, throw it on the floor in my truck every afternoon. It's awesome to find truly durable tools and gear.The design is great too. The handles are very useful. Brilliant actually. You will love them. Everything from how they designed the pockets for screwdrivers to the pencil pocket to the phone pocket and the belt is designed well. Best tool belt I've ever used.

I havent used these on a job yet they are my first bags and I have seriously enjoyed them its amazing just having all my carpentry tools with me and available within reach 100% of the time. These have a lot of room seem like they got more than the old leather ones i was borrowing. I'm a really small guy I wear 29 waist pants, and these said 29 as the minimum, and they do not really get small enough on the waist for that to be a valid claim. However, for the price, and given the suspenders and how useful they are, and comfortable, I am not complaining. I like them a lot more than I thought I would.

Like having a couple shopping bags on my hips. The things huge, but super comfortable with a lot of combinations for different set ups. Would be better if they made the pouches slightly more streamlined, but this is the next best thing to a diamondback or an occidental

I’m an electrical apprentice and this pouch was perfect for all my needed tools, if there is anything I would have to comment on is that the front pockets like to flip a lot if you bend over a lot which makes it hard to keep any screws or small objects from falling out. So a cover for the front pockets would be nice, something like a velcro flap. Other than that I recommend it for anyone looking for a good tool belt that wont cost you much.

I wear this belt 50 hours a week framing, on my third year with all original parts and pieces still functioning. Already bought another one for when it's time to replace it. I see many comments about it not fitting a 32" waist but I've had 0 issues. Maybe it's just good luck but I love it. Ya it's bulky but it's a milti pocket toolbelt, what do you expect.

Been using this a little over a week. So far I like it. Pockets are much bigger then I expected however I like that now. Fits very well over my winter gear and easy access to nails with gloves on. I am very thin n 6 feet tall n fits me just right. No problem fitting between truss on 2' oc. 16 oc us tight but my old one always got hung up n spilt. For the price i think it worth it. Original belt holes seem weak and have already bent rivets on some of them. Hammer on back works great I never get the hammer slap on back of my leg like before on Other ones I had before.

For the price it is a good toolbelt, after using it for a few weeks the material has scuffed quite alot, my fault, but all in all it is a sturdy belt and the pockets are very spacious