WOLF WTH2110 Heavy-Duty Ballistic Padded Tool Work Belt | Compatible w/Pouches, Holsters & 4-Point Suspenders | Body Waist Comfort Lightweight Breathable | Contractors Handyman | Tongue Buckle

Product is just as described I work with wood and wear this everyday and it it built to last and comfortable. The best this is you can pick a size on the belt. Many tool bags are losing out a lot just because they don’t fit a 30 waist. (There is not framer with a 50” waist)

Must have work belt

Tool clips are on top which pulls down

Sinceramente lo trate de usar lo mas que pude, pero es muy incomodo de andar, hace mucho estorbo en la cintura y cuando tratas de agacharte, y por el peso de mis herramientas el cinturon se deslizaba y no realizaba su funcion adecuadamente.

Fits well, comfortable

small are definitely small i don't think they would even fit a 30 waist. but i think someone mentioned that. he wasn't kidding. i'm a 31 and thought i could squeeze in. not even close

CONCLUSION: The features make this belt comfortable and versatile. For all this belt can do, it's almost a tool in itself. This is a recommended buy.FEATURES: Where to start? The belt materials are all top notch. The construction is superb: all the seams are straight and even; and the stress points are reinforced. This is like the tradesman's version of a law enforcement duty belt. The base of the belt is a wide, padded belt that is just thick enough to proved a comfortable cushion around the waist. The base belt has sewn in belt keepers (like belt loops) that hold the narrower adjustable belt. The open ends of the base belt are lined with velcro-type strips that position the belt around your waist and holds up the weight while you adjust and close the narrow belt. That narrower adjustable belt is what holds the pouches and clip-ons as well as binding the base belt. The narrow belt has nine sets of grommeted adjustment holes spaced apart 1-1/2" on center. I have a 44" waist and use the smallest adjustment on this XL sized belt. I ordered the XL so that the belt would fit over two or more layers or a thin jacket. You have to remove the narrow belt from all but the last keeper in order to slide on your slotted or tunneled pouches. I put on three big pouches for illustration: one general pouch, one hammer cradle, and one speed square pouch. There is room remaining for one or two narrow clip-ons. I don't own 4-point suspenders that would use the metal loops, but other types of suspenders (military two-point_ and Perry brand suspenders work well. Oh, the handle shaped side loops are great for pulling the belt up into position if it slips.

I am not a professional tradesman, but I do a lot of work around the house. After my old tool belt that my dad gave me broke, I developed a habit of filling up my pockets with tools, fasteners and accessories. Yes you can slip a drill into pocket on some pants. But that is a frustrating way to work.I got this belt to set up my new "handy around the house" belt. Hammer, drill, pouches, tape, pencils, various other tools depending on the job. I was immediately surprised at just how comfortable this belt is! It's many time more comfortable than that old leather thing I had. The inner belt is wide and padded, with a much wider section in the back. It feels great when snugged up tight. Almost like a good weight belt. The outer belt is what you slip you accessories on to, and the fact that it is separate from the padded belt, it seems to help distribute the load a bit better.I'm 6 feet tall at 200 pounds (36 to 38 inch waist) the Large fit just fine over my clothes, but it would be close over a work jacket (not something I'm likely to do).