Leather Tool Belt for Men – Heavy Duty 9 Pocket Tool Pouch Apron with Hammer Loop | Adjustable Padded Work Belt for Electricians, Carpenters, Framers & Builders

Great belt nice and sturdy. I use mine as an electrician for cutters, drivers etc on one side and screws and plugs etc on the other side. The pockets are nice and deep so everything stays in place. The belt is really long though and would probably fit up to a 46” waist. The belt feels quite rigid at first but is starting to loosen up now I’ve been using it daily for 3 weeks. I recommend this belt for the money

Finally caved and got one of these and now I'm not cursing where I left that pencil, tape measure, square etc. This is really well made, thick material that won't allow sharp tools to spike through to you. The only drawback is that the belt is long enough to fit a sumo wrestler so after I've put it on I have loads of length to tie off. It could be cut to size I guess, so 5 stars it gets for fitting even the fattest of tradesmen.

Well-made, riveted toolbelt that fits larger waists. The rawhide leather is supple and the pouches large enough to hold an assortment of pliers, screwdrivers, pens, electrical tape, shorter RJ45 and RJ11 cables, connectors etc. The metal loop intended for a hammer could likely hold a small drill or electric screwdriver. The only drawback is the double pin buckle that is somewhat fiddly to loosen to release the belt- not an issue if spending a day on the same site, but a bit of a nuisance if driving between multiple locations. Recommend.

Great quality belt

Just received this item. Initial impressions are that it looks reasonable quality, at least for the casual DIY user. Whether it would last a long time if in daily use is unclear. It will be perfect for my needs where I need something to hold small tools, screws, tape measures etc, especially when up a ladder when a tool bag is not suitable. I would point out an interesting observation. On Amazon there is a Stanley tool pouch which is exactly the same as this one (see photo) except for the Logos. It is actually the same photo but doctored for the logos. The difference between the two being that the Stanley 'version' cost almost twice the WrightFits one. So if you look at this one and think that it is a bit cheap, you could pay double for exactly the same product. For this reason alone I think this is great value.

The belt appears to be of excellent quality with the individual pockets of a size for most items, a strong leather belt all round. The size should fit most persons as the belt has many loops for the Buckle pins

Descent pouch but pockets a little small for me and belts a bit cheap! So will do for me if it lasts a year. Basically you get what you pay for!

The tool belt is very good quality and fits great .