Bucket Boss 55039 Builders Rig Air-Lift

I'm not a construction worker or carpenter. I am a "hobby" builder so I haven't put it to the test that others may, nor have I used it long enough to comment on it's longevity.That said, I have used this on two projects. The most recent, was a barn. Thus far, it has held up nicely holding approximately 30 pounds of weight. Screws, tape measure, hammer, drill, etc...What one may find useful is it's comfort factor. I am a typically built 6', 180 lbs man. I have been able to adjust this rig to fit me quite comfortably even with added weight. All pockets are reachable and laid out nicely. It's open design allows for unhindered motion and reach.So, from a novice's point of view, it's a nice rig at a decent price.

The Bucket Boss Air Lift rig is a fantastic tool rig, its very comfortable and does not cause any pain when wearing it while working. the material is good for the job it does it can carry alot of weight and room for everything you need. plus the location of the hammer loop is good it does not bang on the leg. and the size of the whole rig is perfect. as a carpenter i say this is a must get but when u get it change the belt, because the belt it comes with is rubbish.

Does its job, however, itts very hard to find the right fit, had i known how important it was to have a more comfortable rig, i would have spent some more money, after you get this thing adjusted it moves around, and the top of the side pouches, digs into my love handles. My fault for being fat, but, i want something more flexile this thing, is..... okay for say a young apprentice, but if youre really moving around alot, if youre kneeling, and or whatever, get something more flexible.

I love the whole concept of this item. It is well made and should work for most people in the trades. The caveat is it will not fit well if you are short and thin. The suspender system is made for someone over 5'8" and with at least a 30" waist. I'm back to padded suspenders and a soaking wet (from sweat) waistline.

Bought this for a gift && I have to say the box it came in was HUGE, there was one tear in the box from delivery. But when I opened the package it to exam it, it was all in tacted. The item looks EXACTLY like the picture, same color etc. It seems legit && hopefully my boyfriend will like it. FYI its also heavy enough so its not meant for guys who don't like to get the job done right,

for the price not bad. the betsis to flimsy and twist up. so i got a heavy duty bets but the harmer holder would not fit so i got a different one over all not bad.

I don't think anyone at Bucket Boss has ever actually USED this product, or talked to anyone who did.The suspender straps slip under the weight of the tools, so the pouches and belt pull your pants down. The suspenders only attach to rings on the pouches, so you can't position them where you want them on the belt. The belt is flimsy, so it can't support the weight of the pouches or the hammer loop. The hammer loop can only be positioned in the MIDDLE of the back where it can slap against BOTH legs as you walk. There are very few places you can put a screwdriver, a pair of wire strippers, pliers, etc., where they will stay and can easily be returned to the same point for future use. I am BIG with a 44 inch waist, If I hook the front suspenders to one side of each pouch and the backs to the other side, the suspenders end up running horizontally across my back and pulling the pouch around to my side too far. And because the suspenders slip, the whole assembly is soon around my knees.The suspenders are padded and comfortable, making the weight easy to carry, but because they can't maintain proper length, I have to keep adjusting them--not easy with the backs.If I knew then, what I know now, I would have picked some other tool belt than this one.

I like this belt a lot. The suspenders give it that extra needed support. Able to carry all my tools on on belt. Love it.