TradeGear Electrician's Belt & Bag Combo - Heavy Duty Electricians Tool Belt Designed for Maximum Comfort & Durability - Ideal for All Electricians Tools XL - 3XL SZB

I really like the hooks that can go either onto the beltloop of your pants or connect to the straps included that attach to your tool belt. Keeps the tool belt up where you need it and its not pulling my pants down tool. takes just a few minutes to get all rigged up. If you don't want to put the loops onto the belt, you could, I suppose, make a hole in your belt or pouches to hook the clips into. if you do this into your belt then the clips will probably run crossways and be uncomfortable. I really like the thickness of the straps and the nice thick shoulder pads. if you need to wear a tool belt this is the way to go. Also easy to take off all at once since all you undo is your tool belt - buckle.

Pretty good product. Only dislike being vertically changed it could have done with a bit more adjustment for height. Seems to cater for very tool or very fat. Otherwise good product

How I wished I had this for the last 30 odd years as an electrician, dropping screws , nuts etc while working off a ladder.

Very strong and light weight....I really liked this product, I wish supplier provide suspender with it and can charge extra..., and there is no drill pocket. But , its amazing product for electrician.

I waited 18 months to write this review so I could speak to the biggest issues that a professional electrician considering this belt for daily use might want addressed. First of all, the build quality of the belt is very good. After 18 months of daily usage, I have no loose stitches or any spots where the pockets/canvas has worn though. The webbing belt itself may need to be replaced a some point as the grommets that get used all the time have started to get bent and elongated, but I consider this normal wear and tear and that's to be expected. It's nowhere near replacement yet, but I bet by the five year mark it'll be time. The belt is comfortable. I purchased the S-L size and have a 34 waist and the belt fits very well. I saw in one of the 1-star reviews the complaint that the belt was difficult to "break in". I did not find that to be the case at all. The padded back belt is very comfortable and the nylon webbing belt is pliable and snugs easily. The double row of grommets and double prongs make for a secure connection. I have worked with this belt on all day, up to five days a week, for 18 months and it has never given me any appreciable discomfort. I did have to adjust where the pouches land on my thighs (there is a 2-star review that notes this problem). Getting up and down a lot the front corner of the pouch would rub my thigh through my double wall Carharts and annoy the hell out of me, but I shifted the pouches back a bit and this stopped. As many other reviewers have stated, I feel the overall design of the belt is very good. The carry handles are great for carrying as well as hanging the belt from a hook. I don't wear suspenders often, but I keep the suspender rings on the belt and often use the front ones to hook a carabiner with my keys or my magnetizer to keep those at hand. The tape loop is nice. I like it better than the chain/tee style used on many other belts. I don't use the hammer loop, so I can't speak to it's function. See what others have to say on that one. As far as the pocket/pouch layout here's the thing: design is a touchy issue. It can be hard to assign stars objectively based on an opinion of the design. One person loves the size of the pouches, another says they are too large and the tools fall out. I found it just took time to arrange my tools properly and not just stick one pair of pliers in each pocket and go. Once I got all my tools in the places where I wanted them and got used to my layout, I can easily remove and replace the most used tools without even looking down. I do wish that there were some smaller, shallower pouches for small items, and I also agree that there could be better pencil/pen/marker holders on the "front" of the pouches. But, that being said, I really can't knock any stars off. The overall approach the designers of this product took to get it to this point was logical and the product functions well. For the end user, to each their own. Figure it out, or make your own tool belt...