CLC Custom Leathercraft 1608 Electrician's Comfort Lift Combo Tool Belt, 28 Pocket,Black

So I just got it but so far very happy. This will be first impression review I’ll visit in a few months to update.PROS- loads of pockets!- feels durable and strong- fit well though comfort belt could be bigger- the zip up tool bag is a huge plus- handles to carry the belt when not wearing- harness has a loop to attach chest pouch for what ever you need- belt goes through the bags and bags velcro in place so no shifting- bags can be removed or switched-PRICE!!$CONS- drill holster bag is on the left but backwards.-3 point harness not 4- comfort belt is a little small compared the the main belt any bigger then a 38 pant size might not work.Summary as of nowI switched the bags around from left to right side because of the drill holster only because I use on the right with fasteners. Doing this makes the hammer holster on the other bag be in the front. Not a big deal for me. I do HVAC work and just grab my hammer when I need it and put it on the belt. The zip up part seems strong and protects my meters and other stuff when not in use also no spillage. Comfortable enough to wear all day mine comes on off depending on the work I have.I have a small pistol like impact driver that fit in the holster with a 6” bit no problem didn’t try my drill yet. I will update review in a few months and see how it holds up!

I've been buying this pouch for the last15 years. I usually change out pouches every two years. I abuse these pouches on a daily basis and they hold up well. I usually change it because it's dirty, it's still perfectly functional. Plenty of pockets for many tools, testers, and anything an electrician needs.

This is a great belt for an electrician. However, I do not needs all of these tools for everyday use which is why I don’t know ever wear my belt anymore. The belt is too heavy for everyday use and totally not necessary for remodels or finishes. The only issues I have with this belt is that the left side should’ve had one pocket instead of two on the outer side with a zipper. I carry wire nuts in one pocket and staples in another pocket and when my I place my belt on the floor on or in the car, the belt can tip over and spill all my staples and wire nuts. All of my screws are in ziploc bags for this exact reason but overall this belt is great for storage and being able to have everything for residential without additional pack out or backpacks.

These bags are legit. I’m an electrician and they fit all of the tools I need in the right pouch and couplings, connectors and wire-nuts in the left bag’s pouches. The tape-measure clip on the left bag is super nice and handy too.I was hesitant about the zipper cover flap on the right bag. I thought it might be annoying and flap around but it’s actually one of this bag’s best qualities. It has a Velcro tab that holds it down nicely and i put my ear buds, my GFI tester and wallet in the discreet zipper sleeve on it. But most importantly I zip it closed at the end of the day to keep my tools from spilling out all over the place. While the other guy’s tools are flying out of his Rack-A-Tiers bags on the way home, mine are secured and right in there place when we start work the next day.The belt is super sturdy and the bag’s placement on your hips can be adjusted via Velcro that lines most of the belt. The two hook belt and the Velcro waist band keeps the bag in its proper place on your waist and is sturdy and made out of solid material as is the entire bag. I could see myself using this bag for five years or more.The suspenders keep the weight evenly distributed between your shoulders, back and hips so you can wear these bags all day without one particular are becoming sore. The strap and hook across the chest keeps the suspenders nicely in their place.My one caveat is that the belt and Velcro waist and are made for bigger guys. I’m 6’1” and 160lbs with a 31” waist. I make these bags work by pulling the Velcro waistband tightly in place then doubling it back over itself (see pics) and then tightening the belt over that. I was going to cut the excess waistband and belt material but found doubling the band over itself works great and if I’m wearing my big Carhartt bibs and coat they fit a lot better.

I purchased this for myself. I am not a contractor or electrician, but a homeowner that was looking for a tool belt that hold enough tools so that I would't have to make repeat trips to the toolbox to get a tool, screw, etc. while working on projects around the house. I could see how a professional would like this belt. It works great. I wanted to buy something that would be durable and comfortable. I've only been using it for a few weeks so I can't speak too much on durability. It is comfortable and I haven't felt fatigued due to the belt weighing on my shoulders or hips unlike others that seem to cause soreness after short usage. The suspenders are removable and the belt works well on its own. I use the suspenders when I have loaded it up with heavier tools/parts and remove them for light use. I am 5'11" and my waist is about a 34" and it fit with little adjustment. The pockets are adequate in number and in size. The zippered flap on the one side is great to zip up when you are done wearing the belt so that you don't have to worry about those tools falling out of the pouch and becoming lost.

These bags are fantastic! The shoulder straps are perfect! They are made of very durable material and have thoughtfully designed the layout and have ample compartments for tools. However, the Velcro that is used must have been acquired from the discount section as only one bag stays secure and the belt doesn’t stay connected by the velcro. If you like your bags to slide along the internal belt and not stay locked into place, these bags are for you!

I have been using these bags for just over two years now and things are just starting to break on them, so take that for what you will.The clips holding the suspenders have been replaced with carabiners since they have failed, and the zipper pull on the side pouch has gone missing, but otherwise there are no holes in the main pouches, and they hold probably more gear than I should be carrying.The zippered pouch has a tendency to dump whatever you have in there into your main pouch if its not zipped shut, there is a Velcro strap to prevent that, but that only works depending on what is in the zippered pouch.I don't use the angled pocket on the left side for my drill and instead opted for a drill hook as having the drill on the left was awkward for me, but I do find that pocket handy for zip ties.This belt can heavy, but that is really dependent on how much stuff you load into it, and how well you balance the weight between the bags. The suspenders help considerably, but they aren't magic either, so use some common sense when loading this belt and you should be fine.The wide belt really helps as I have never had hot spots. I really life having lots of pockets so that I can choose exactly where I want my tools to be, and this belt has more pockets than I can comfortably use.I did make some minor modifications when I got the belt; the front right pocket on the outside I split into two slots with a rivet, but that was due to muscle memory and not being able to break the habit of having my strippers and splicing knife right up front. I could have put them in other pockets, but I liked having them there.and the padded belt on the inside was bigger than I needed, so I cut off what I wasn't going to use and sewed the end shut. The inner belt works well, and the outer belt makes up for any slack I might have ever had.I would say I have a Fairly average build, but I'm not a large guy either 5'8 and 180 pound, the suspenders are as small as they can go, and sometimes they still feel a bit big, and while I can sometime pin the belt on the innermost hole on the outer belt, I would have had to skip breakfast and lunch, it cinches down pretty small.I like having the extra belt for when i have to have a thick jacket underneath.With how far these bags stick off your body it can sometimes feel like you have side tables, but if you are looking for a slim bag, this is not the one. the handles on the top of the bags are extremely helpful. If im not using them to get my tools in and out of the van, I sometimes use the left one as a hammer loop.Overall I like this set of pouches, would buy again

I ordered this tool belt because I started getting a sore back from my other belt which did not have suspenders. The upgrade was totally worth it and the price point of this tool belt is unmatched. I use it every day and I love it

Been using for a month. Works very well

Bought it for my son and he loves it.

Very nice support but a little big