1614 20 Pocket, Heavy Duty Framers 5 Piece Comfortlift Combo Tool Belt System

Very good. They relieve my lower back pain. Without the harnesses, I feel much more tired. They lasted about 4 to 6 months.

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.

These bags are excellent for HVAC installation. They almost seemed designed around it.The right bag's two outer pockets work perfect for carriage bolts and nuts, as well as having a large interior perfect for a drill (DeWALT, Milwaukee, Bosch tested) with a small pocket for drill tips (5/16, unibit, Phillips, 9/16 socket, etc), interior slots for screwdrivers and drift pins, and outside-front slots I use for a 6" extension and right-angle adapter.The left bag has one large outer pocket that I use for cleats, a large interior pocket where I keep my reds/greens, grips, level, linemans, and wrenches (9/16, Crescent), a smaller pocket just above the large pocket that's perfect for tek screws, a tape clip on the outside-front, and sleeves on the outside-rear where I keep my Hamlet crimpers (although the sleeve may not work as well for other styles/brands of crimpers).The hammer holder doesn't need further explanation.The bags also have handles on the top, making it smoother to set your bags down without screws, etc. falling out. And the material is quite durable.Now for the complaint: the suspension system. The shoulder pads slide freely, coming off the shoulders frequently (fixed by screwing a small framing screw through the strap and shoulder pad after setting them at the desired position). The two shoulder straps also don't connect to each other in any way, causing them to want to slide back and off your shoulders constantly (fixed by, again, using small framing screws, screwing the small straps off an older AWP belt that have rings on the end, one to each shoulder strap at chest height, and then hooking them together using two d-rings). And finally, the straps get tangled all the time but the hooks are easy to take off and untangle.Bottom line: the bag layout is excellent (especially for HVAC), the material is pretty durable for non-leather, but the suspension system will need to be swapped (Occidental suspension recommended).

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.

I bought this because I had no Carpentry tool belt and so far to my liking I have no problems after the first week's use. I adjusted my suspenders to fit according to my height where the shoulder pads can fit nice and snug attached to the belt.It originally came with a nylon belt but I replaced it with my leather one because it was still useful. So my nylon belt is just for backup. But like I said the suspenders can be fitted if you adjust it between the padding where the buckles don't move as much. I am 6' tall and I needed something to help lower the tension on my body and feet. Overall it feels like a beginner's toolbelt but I wasn't disappointed.Packaging: GoodQuality: GoodPockets: GoodWeight: GoodStyle: GoodIf you want something cheap for yourself it's handy. I tend to take care of my things so it's worth it.

It is well maden, have a lot of pocket and holes as you can see at detail photo, a real tough heavy duty.But size is really big.I'm 5'-10" tall, weigh 155 pounds and adjust this belt and suspender to as tight as it allows it is still big.Maybe it is ok in winter with big outer wear but in summer?Anyway beside that I love this belt. And I bought it in good price.Maybe I can spend little more money to fix it to fit me.

- NO CENTER STRAPS TO KEEP THE 2 SHOULDER STRAPS TO SLIDE OFF (VERY ANNOYING)- SHOULDER PADS CONSTANTLY SLIDE- SIDE POUCH HAVE TO BE CONSTANTLY BROUGHT FORWARD OR ELSE THEY SLIDE TO THE BACK- THE BELT SLIDES OUT OF THE RIGHT POUCH WHEN YOU PUT IT ON (VERY IRRITATING SINCE YOU CONSTANTLY HAVE TO PUT IT BACK IN- THE MEASURING TAPE IS PLACED ON THE LEFT WHICH IS VERY STUPID BECAUSE MOST TAPES FACE THE LEFT SIDE SO ITS COUNTERINTUITIVE ... IT SHOULD OF BEEN PLACED ON THE RIGHT POUCH- ITS ACKWARD TO PUT ON- SHIPPING WAS PRICEY- THAT BEING SAID (THE MATERIAL IS QUALITY, AND THE POUCHES ARE SPACIOUS, AND THE STRAPS DO TAKE A LOAD OFF YOUR BACK, THE MINI OUTLETS IN THE POUCHES ARE GREAT, QUALITY METAL HOOKS, AND IT LOOKS GOOD)