Tool Belt Suspenders

I was looking for extra support for my Diamondback tool rig and after finding out that Diamondback’s shoulder/suspenders was way over priced I started looking for an alternative. This is it! Very nice quality. The shape of the padding, the webbing, stitching, etc are all very well made. It’s universally adaptable to most any type of utility rig/belt as long as you have D rings for the clasps to hook to. Diamondback tool rigs are top quality and mine set me back $360. Well worth the money for the best quality you will ever find in a pro rig. Even though it is very supportive without shoulder straps, some days I have to carry some extra weight for the task I am doing and this is my solution that gets me through the day comfortably. Highly recommend.

This is a quality product, good durability, well made, great for the price. however, it is made for a larger guy. I had to take up the straps a bit on my own. It wasn't much but im 5 feet 7 inches 175 lbs and it hung just a couple of inches too long.

Bought this support my metal detecting finds bags. The weight of everything I carry on long walks was pulling my belt and pants down constantly. Bought this product over the 4 strap version because I just needed a little support and they work awesome.I’m a tall person and I was afraid the straps would be too short, but they are not and the straps will fit a 3” wide leather belt. Perfect for my needs!

They are good and this is my second set. First set was stolen along with my bags so I ordered the same ones. It has room for a pencil, sharpie and pen on one side. The other is good for a tape measure. I'm 5'9" 180 and I need to adjust them to the tightest setting for my liking.

I’m still not sure what I think about this item. Once it’s on I think I like it, BUT I have to say if you’re a single person this “thing” can be HARD AS HELL to put on. It’s going to take two people in the beginning to put on. But I’m single. You’re looking at an extra 10-12 extra minutes to put it on. Can be so damn difficult. You have to plan it out. It’s like having to have a plan of attack. The straps in the back kept twisting. And the “hooks” they use I think were wrong. But at least they did swivel 360 degrees. Someone who has someone there to help them should be ok. But if you’re by yourself like me it may be very difficult so I’m just warning you

woeks great on my work toolbelt

I'm a small dude but it is a really good toolbelt suspender

good product